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02/26/2010

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Luckily, I've still held the line on not reading the story. Hopefully my resolve will hold out long enough, until I get distracted by something else shiny and forget about the totally horrible story I'm not supposed to read.

I want to read this article. Please. Shock me.

What about bonobos?

Bonobos have a significantly more pleasant, less psycho disposition. If (for example) it is the end of the world and you have to choose a non-human ape to curl up with, definitely pick the bonobo.

Just imagine the rampage this chimp could go on: http://www.montrealgazette.com/travel/Boozy+chimp+sent+rehab+Russia/2616639/story.html
Only in Russia, methinks.

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redfox is a small furry animal, but unfortunately not the sweet and adorable kind. she lives in a bungalow with her black-bearded husband snarkout and chirping infant jane.

see also: the hungry tiger

Dinner reports

More dinners.

Things I Cried Over


  • Slings and Arrows.

  • Muppets, all singing together.

  • The human shield for the Egyptian National Museum.

  • The cat pees on everything, including my library book.

  • The Big Orange Splot.
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