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iFAQs — inFrequently Asked Questions<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"0512<\/a>What is Brick and why do you call it that?<\/em><\/p>\n

Two questions on one line? Very well. Brick is Ben Pollock’s blog, both collectively and singularly. Not bricks, brick wall, brick pile or load of bricks. It’s more one sheep two sheep.<\/p>\n

Though tempted to call it one of my longtime standing heds: Mirthology<\/em> or Loose Leaves,<\/em> or the name of the Web site for which it stands, Mirthology, a Loose Leaflet,<\/em> this fresh start demanded a fresh title. Yet, as the Internet proves no ideas are new, so a common object formed from common material is appropriate. Besides, since clay bricks are fired but not glazed, you may call this Brick half-baked as well.<\/p>\n

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