It's even worse than it appears.
Heinz Mayochup is an awful idea, so I gave it a try, and it’s delicious!#
If the Dems played as hard as the Repubs (they should) they'd be running ads in Florida with live images of the crashed building saying: "This is where 25 years of Republican leadership has gotten you." Love, The Democrats#
I used to read biographies as a kid, loved reading the stories of great people. Now I have trouble getting through them, because I know the truth and the stories in the biographies are not that. As a kid I reveled in gullibility. #
When you see art on this blog or in my tweet stream, it came from the Art Show app, which is free for you to use. It's also a repository you can download and hook up to your screen saver. #
A slogan for programmers. "Let's see what happens." An idea pops into my head. I wonder if that could possibly work? Go for it. Other kinds of product designers, engineers, or screen writers, don't have the luxury that we have. Usually we can try something out and see what happens, and if it blows up, you can shrug and say well I guess it doesn't work. Or maybe it does. Or maybe in its failure it'll give you and idea of what might work. But be careful not to risk actual data. I expect this might show up in my snarkySlogans array. #

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