And true to form.
Perhaps her atlas (or Google Maps) has gastritis.
Thursday, September 13, 2012
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Perhaps her atlas (or Google Maps) has gastritis.
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Lebanon, Libya, Liberia, Lichtenstein, Luxembourg. Embassy, consulate. What. Ever.
Perhaps her atlas (or Google Maps) has gastritis.
They did.
Perhaps her atlas (or Google Maps) has gastritis.
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McMegan is awful, just awful, but at least she's no longer employed by The Atlantic. Still, no one can read her every day and live, so we've all but given up trying. Let's just be glad her upwards failure has leveled off.
Posts here will likely remain few and far between, as will my tweets. M. is still at his place and twitter and now also Whiskey Fire, and Clem maintains well deserved alumnus privileges.
- brad
Posts here will likely remain few and far between, as will my tweets. M. is still at his place and twitter and now also Whiskey Fire, and Clem maintains well deserved alumnus privileges.
- brad
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for some reason Google slowly deletes votes from random polls. I think they're trying to rig the results for Jebus. You know Google, always going on about the Good Book and His word...
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Hypothetically, the embassy in Lebanon could've been attacked, it's not her fault you don't understand hypotheticals.
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