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Sarah Silverman: My kinda woman…

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July 1, 2010

Last Friday night I had the pleasure of interviewing ” title=”book signing and Q&A with Sandra Tsing Loh at the Writers Guild Theatre (a Writers Bloc event)” target=”_blank”>book signing and Q&A with Sandra Tsing Loh at the Writers Guild Theatre (a Writers Bloc event).  Her new book,”” title=”here” target=”_blank”>here:

My Life Started by Exploding out of my Father’s Balls, and You Wonder Why I Work Blue

Like most children, I learned to swear from a parent. But most children learn to swear by mimicking moments when a parent loses self-control. That is typically followed by the parent stressing that such words are bad and shouldn’t be repeated outside the home. When I was three years old, I learned to swear from my father, but he taught me with every intention to do so. It was like he was teaching a “cursing as a second language” course for one.

 

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