Andrew Klavan · Sep 29, 2010 at 3:57pm

The Robinson/Berlinski interviews over at Uncommon Knowledge have been great so far, part two especially. To hear Claire articulate Thatcher's moral approach to free markets should be enough to make the scales fall from even a liberal's eyes - which, if nothing else, would be cheaper than plastic surgery.

But answer me this, Claire: what on earth is that you are wearing around your swan-like neck? I mean, inquiring minds want to know!

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Pseudodionysius
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Pseudodionysius

Curses Klavan! You beat me to it by about 5 minutes.

I. raptus
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I. raptus

Being a big fan of Uncommon Knowledge (marketing note: it's why I subscribed to Ricochet without thinking twice, since Peter Robinson was involved), I've been watching too, and wondered the same thing. My guess would be (especially given her pets) it's a big cat, such as a tiger or panther, but I'm not sure.

Trivia note: She earned special mention in the history of UK -- this is the first UK interview I can recall (including the PBS television series which ran for years) where the interviewee (Berlinski) asked the interviewer (Robinson) questions -- so far several, in fact!


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Craig McLaughlin

I think its fabulous, and I hear you might be able to get one like it for 10

lira or so.

tabula rasa
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tabula rasa

I like it too. Whatever it may be, I'm certain it has nothing to do with witchcraft, given recent sensitivity in the body politic on that issue.

My guess is that it's Turkish in origin--perhaps symbolic of the natural hegemony over the world's affairs to which Americans are entitled. [Previous sentence intended to be ironic].

Samwise Gamgee
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Samwise Gamgee

That is the bling of Capitalism my friend.

Peter Christofferson
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Peter Christofferson

Put her in a potato sack and clodhoppers, she'd still look like a Bond girl.

Pat Sajak

I believe it's a swan.

Kennedy Smith
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Kennedy Smith

Certainly better than an albatross. And the amulet of Salazar Slytherin is accounted for. So it's either a fashionable taser, or it gives her +3 Dexterity.

Pseudodionysius
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Pseudodionysius

My guess is its volcanic in origin.

Pseudodionysius
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Pseudodionysius
Pat Sajak: I believe it's a swan. · Sep 29 at 5:15pm

A Black Swan?

katievs
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katievs

It's obviously a cat.

Though, I admit I hadn't even noticed her jewelry until I came upon this post. I was too busy listening to her words and playing tetrus to pay any attention to such trivia.

MitchellM
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MitchellM

It's definitely a cat of some sort. Specifically, I believe it's a leopard. Trust me, I'm an artist. We know about these things.

Pseudodionysius
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Pseudodionysius

It's definitely a cat of some sort.

I'm a cat, and I definitely know about these things. I've noticed a distinct lack of dogs at Ricochet.

Kennedy Smith
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Kennedy Smith

Pseudodionysius: It's definitely a cat of some sort.

I'm a cat, and I definitely know about these things. I've noticed a distinct lack of dogs at Ricochet. · Sep 29 at 7:18pm

I don't like to show pictures of my basset hound (Cavea Trifecta Smith), as she has three heads, which some find disturbing. She's awesome at Halloween, however, and could easily handle even Claire's cats.

Claire Berlinski, Ed.
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A close-up. Purchased at a local junk store. Interpret it as you will.

katievs
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katievs

Just remember this the next time all you men are tempted to sneer at Christine O'Donnell. I called it.

MitchellM
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MitchellM

Hah! Told y'all it was a leopard!

Edited on Sep 29, 2010 at 8:00pm
Kennedy Smith
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Kennedy Smith

Nonono, Katie. Near as I can tell, it's a victim of bubonic plague being harrassed by a monkey. Which is frankly unexpected. Don't think anyone had that in the pool.

Claire Berlinski, Ed.

Alright, alright, since none of you are on the ball--it's a free-market leopard. Obviously.

Kennedy Smith
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Kennedy Smith
Claire Berlinski, Ed.: Alright, alright, since none of you are on the ball--it's a free-market leopard. Obviously. · Sep 29 at 8:06pm

That gives you +3 Dexterity. Everybody wins!


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