A Good Nokes, a Bad Nokes, and Anglo-Saxon Prose
The Good Nokes admires Chertoff, in a limited way.
Orwell's essay.
("Good Nokes" might imply a "Bad Nokes," of course. But all I could find is a Nokes who was once, by his own admission, bad, but who is now good.)

2 Comments:
Actually, I am the bad Nokes. I was the evil twin, but I strangled the good twin in the womb and hid the body.
Muhahahahaha!
(This Halloween humor brought to you courtesy of the Unlocked Wordhoard)
very nice blog .. I liked the theme too
our older articles are not as good as newer ones you have a lot more creativity and originality now keep it up...
Sounds strange but it is all true.
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