I know it's ultralame to post nothing more than a link to another blog, but tough luck.
I thought this item from the New York Times' "Laugh Lines" blog was tremendously cool and wanted to make sure you saw it.
Don't know about you, but I'd definitely buy crap I didn't need if the packaging had cool barcodes on it. On second thought, I buy crap I don't need now even if it has standard barcodes, so what's the difference?
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- Hillary Clinton: "She greeted me with her bald head painted with my name on it and asked me to fight for health care." (See "Here I stand / Head in Hand," August 27, 2008)
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2 comments:
You totally posted more than just the link. That's like three whole paragraphs!
Plus, now that I think about it, a clever headline, too. OK, maybe this one was only moderately lame. Thanks, Stark!
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