Let those without sin cast the biggest brick.

Describes the situation of police not getting involved in accidents that occur in private parking lots.

Wal-Mart has often been held accountable for killing many little, locally run, mom & pop shops. While this may, or may not be true (I believe it is correct), they are also closely linked for causing a lowering of “class” among shoppers on the whole.

Unfair new policy.

Who hasn’t been slammed for telling the truth after being assured it’s the best of all possible policies? Surely the asker/hearer failed to make themselves capable and worthy of receiving it.

This is a letter I wrote to the marching band director at our college as an attempt to persuade him/her to host annual twirling auditions (as opposed to allowing the twirlers to keep the positions until graduation). I hand-delivered the letter, asked if I could speak to him/her about it after he/she had read it, and later set up an appointment to meet. During our meeting he/she refused to change the policy but had very weak reasoning behind this decision (reasons which I answered very well in the letter), so a couple of weeks later, I sent a similar letter appealing to the director of the School of Music (also explaining the results of my meeting with the marching band director), who later went on to change the policy, although it did not take effect until the next year.

Our hero remembers his Chinese lover, who beat death under China’s one child policy. Based on true events.

Is it always the best policy?

An honest woodman lived with his family in a forest. He worked very hard all day, cutting down trees with his trusted axe. One day he was walking by the side of a deep, fast flowing river, carrying his axe in his hand. He slipped and the axe fell from his hand into the river.