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Thanks to @maczter and @ileenieweenie for finding this cool graph. http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/the_daily_dish/2009/10/chart-of-the-day-8.html I feel this way quite often!
Thanks to @maczter and @ileenieweenie for finding this cool graph. http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/the_daily_dish/2009/10/chart-of-the-day-8.html I feel this way quite often!
A fellow Warrior posted to his blog this week as well. I guess the comma stuff was going around.
One of my grammar pet peeves is poor comma usage. It’s easy enough to learn. So, here is a great guide from the DumbLittleMan for good comma usage.
When we lived in BCS, I belonged to Business Networking International, a business referral organization. It was ok. I made some friends and got to know some people better than I had before. It was a pretty big financial and time commitment. I think I broke even; I certainly didn’t make money. You see, I […]
AT&T—or CinguATT as I like to call them—is the reason I don’t have an iPhone. I don’t know what Apple was thinking when they signed an exclusive deal. If you’re going to sign exclusive, be sure it is with a company that represents your same values of quality and customer service. Really! After all, any […]
(The Customer Is) Not Always Right is a great blog with some funny, funny stories about the stuff people try to get away with. Go read this one: Cheese?
Wear Orange, get a free burger at Whataburger between 5 – 8 pm November 1oth http://www.whataburger.com/whataburger_serves/
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Some of our kindred spirits now live in the Deep South and threw a Hallowe’en party this year. Since I knew they would want a keg of Shiner, I asked about getting it, there. Funny you should ask about the Shiner…Shiner ships here, so we get bottles easily, but this whole area…is weird about draft […]