Yep. (Wearing a t-shirt that says "We'll never forget you, Brent.")
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+ October 12, 2009 09:21 AM +
@ feeling in coherent:
In one of his campaigns, Russ Feingold held up his hand, showing its resemblance to the state's outline, and declared, "I know Wisconsin like the back of my hand."
It was a wildly popular t.v. spot--and Feingold is a wildly popular figure, not only in Madison but throughout the state.
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Mom specifies 10:45 p.m. on the assumption that that's the best time to interrupt Bre's doing anything immoral, illicit, or merely pleasureable, intending to keep Bre on the phone long enough to make any distractions or other parties lose interest. Controlling?
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Very frustrating Find. Not only do I want to know the name of the book, I want to know if Mel the Finder is himself the gay German flatmate, and if not, how Mel came into possession of the book.
In any case, I'm glad the anonymous original recipient of the book dumped Amelie.
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Am I the only one who thinks, based on the handwriting, that the writer is female? Start with that first initial 'd'--do guys write with that sort of flourish?
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Okay, I get it when people use the plural pronoun 'their' instead of the more awkward 'his or her' -- but we're talking about someone in a men's room here. Couldn't the writer have taken a chance and said 'Somebody had his way..."
It may be Sunday, but we English teachers never take a day off.
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Cloth bags? But what about the 5,000 American workers who will lose their jobs because you aren't using organic paper bags? (I know it's 5,000, because I read it on the Internet.)
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Considering that he's drinking ink, shouldn' it be Post 'hic' ergo propter 'hic'? more»
Yep. (Wearing a t-shirt that says "We'll never forget you, Brent.") more»
In one of his campaigns, Russ Feingold held up his hand, showing its resemblance to the state's outline, and declared,
"I know Wisconsin like the back of my hand."
It was a wildly popular t.v. spot--and Feingold is a wildly popular figure, not only in Madison but throughout the state. more»
I second the compliment to the 'powers that be.' Our Found editors really are a superior team! more»
The MacArthur people were on the verge of calling you, but then they learned you were starting to become a lame. more»
"Cowards die many times before their deaths. The valiant never taste of death but once."
"Julius Caesar," William Shakespeare more»
"Here, kitty, kitty...." more»
I'm afraid it's a lost cause, but thank you for trying.
Now how about getting rid of the 'of' in such phrases as
"how big of a deal is it?" and "it was too hot of a day" and so on? more»
http://www.foundmagazine.com/find/11632
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In any case, I'm glad the anonymous original recipient of the book dumped Amelie. more»
One: I'm dying. Do you know what to do?
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Two: My period is five days late. more»
Click on "magnify" to see the other side of the note. more»
I think this would make a great book jacket for a novel with macabre elements in its plot line. more»
It may be Sunday, but we English teachers never take a day off. more»
Cloth bags? But what about the 5,000 American workers who will lose their jobs because you aren't using organic paper bags? (I know it's 5,000, because I read it on the Internet.) more»
"Um...Bella...I only do it with protection...." more»