Talk:Ted Polhemus
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What's the problem here, Wikipedia?
editEverything in this entry is a verifiable fact.
Ted Polhemus is a significant figure in the world of anthropology and sub-cultures.
No, he's not a friend of mine. Wish he was ... very interesting man.
62.30.151.118 (talk) 11:50, 20 December 2013 (UTC)
Jack Martin Leith