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June
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- For Laurie
- Big Problem
- Well Put
- Step Right Up
- Mrs. H. Tyrell and Mrs. Jessie Butts demonstratin...
- "I love quotations because it is a joy to find tho...
- Today's Top Story
- Sign Language
- Blame the Gays
- "He is one of those people who wouldbe enormously ...
- Gore-y Details
- Factory workers coating biscuits with colored sug...
- "For a list of all the ways technology has failed ...
- Short Stories
- Queer Company
- Old Bags
- "Think of how stupid the average person is, andrea...
- States of Disarray
- Dinner's a Snap
- Her Future Ex
- A battery of ticket-issuing machines at the Picca...
- Your Slip Is Showing
- The Enemy Within
- Back in the Saddle
- Out of Service
- Today's Top Story
- For the Children
- From Pat.
- Today's Top Story
- Neoclassics
- Out With the Old
- A dodgem ride at the Nations Easter Fair in Paris...
- Today's Top Story
- Steady As They Go
- Type O
- Catch of the Day
- Today's Top Story
- Automanic
- Water Crafts
- From Kristine.
- "To know all is not to forgive all. It is to despi...
- I Know I Am
- Out Back
- © 2007 Collos Magroz
- Today's Top Story
- Inka Dinka Don't
- Cutting-edge Décor
- The scene at White City in London, venue for the F...
- Today's Top Story
- Noteworthy Names
- From Peg, who hung here, far and low, back in coll...
- "We can't all be heroes because somebody hasto sit...
- Wish You Were Here
- Words to Live By
- No title
- The Universal Dilemma
- Bad Sports
- Ceremony of first communion. France, 1935.(Gaston...
- Innovation Nation
- Help Wanted
- New Math
- Enchanted Forest
- "The most remarkable thing about my mother is that...
- Homo Sausage and Other Treats
- 'Some OK, Some Not'
- I'd Give My Left Nut for a Ticket
- "It is no measure of health to be well adjustedto ...
- Waste Management
- A Different Kind of Hybrid
- From Anne.
- Today's Top Story
- Scarred for Life
- White Sale
- Mumbai, India: A boy dressed as Gandhi takes a bre...
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June
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2 comments:
This brought a tear to my eye, I find typos daily and wonder how on earth these things get printed. And I don't just mean in "ethnic" restaurants. I worried for awhile that it was some unnatural ability giving me either freak status or a missed calling in life, but now I am reassured to know it's not me, it's them. I want a TEAL t-shirt!
(My other relevant to this story claim to fame is that I lived in Somerville, MA).
We have the misfortune to live in a careless world in slipshod times.
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