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January 03, 2007

SAY WHAT YOU WANT ABOUT THE AMERICAN WORK FORCE

It is productive.

(Thanks to Janice Gelb)

Comments

FIRST!

That's so going to ruin the paint. Oh, and don't forget to pick up milk at the store.

Some of those people are kinda cute.

The Jag, not so much.

I hope that the Post-It™ glue isn't as harsh on a paint job as it is on a CD. I once pulled the silvery goodness off of a CD with a Post-It™.

Fun with Language

Find 97,000 things wrong with this "sentence":

"Talk about polluting, when he drove home it must of went everywhere."

The American work force are a bunch of albino porcupine fondling uvula wankers!

Thanks Dave.

"went" is definitely southern. I know, ya'll

judi: It uses a post-plu-perfect gerunded participial dangler with the passive helping "verb" of.

Right?

Judi: All that was missing from that "sentence" was the typical Southern ending of "Boy howdy"

so whats wrong with that sentence?


I must of went crazy looking for a erroneousity.

*head explodes*

Retire in 2007. Buy shares in 3M then start a contest for the best post-it covered stretch hummer.

Those folks must have an understanding budget manager. They've just spent their Staples allotment through 2015.

*snork* Siouxie!!

its more colorful than shrinkwrap, but would take much more time!

Cartoon Jag!

I love this. It's exactly the kind of hijinx, high jinx, high-jinx trouble I can get into.

i come from china. this is my blog.

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