It defeats the whole purpose of an elephant, but in such an awesome way.You so want to read the rest of this. You may do so here.
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“essentially a literary gossip column” – CK Stead, 18 April 2010
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3 comments:
She's very very funny and original - stand-up for the blog generation. Who needs opinion columns from Noelle McCarty?
Well, I rather like Noelle's opinions..."today is my birthday" is an acquired sense of humour (I think) and dwarf elephants have evolved several times (the last time they appeared in a blare of publicity was with the discovery of H.foresensis...giant rats & tiny elephants and humans with grapefruit-sized brains - what was there not to love!)
And - actually - elephanta of all known kinds shit copious amounts and just drop it where they stand...
Know-all Mccarthy I do find pretty dull.
She had an opinion piece on the op Ed page of the Herald on a Friday -where she took about 1,500 words to explain that she used to eat meat, but now she's a vegetarian, but she misses the taste of meat, but she doesn't want things to die for her dinner.
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