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November 2010

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FROM A CONCERNED FRIEND

“What’s the etiquette if a coworker ‘finger shoots’ you when passing in the hall? Do you politely laugh? Shoot back? Half-assedly clutch your side? Dramatically fall on the ground, gasp for air, and feign death?” 

Nov 29, 201018 notes
#Office Etiquette
Nov 22, 20102 notes
#Midwest
Play
Nov 18, 20102 notes
#Harry Potter
Raised by Wolves

VF.com’s commenters are at it again:

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Nov 18, 20103 notes
#Glenn Beck #Wolves #Crazy People
The Domino Theory

Glenn Beck called the folks over at IAVA a bunch of communists. 

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Nov 17, 20102 notes
#IAVA #Veterans #Afghanistan #Iraq
Charlie Wilson's Broads

“Wilson used his trips to the Afghan frontier in part to impress upon a succession of girlfriends how powerful he was.

The former Miss Northern Hemisphere, also known as Snowflake, recalled a trip to Peshawar: It was ‘just very, very exciting to be in that room with those men with their huge white teeth,’ and ‘it was very clandestine.’”

– Steve Coll, Ghost Wars.

Nov 15, 2010
#Pakistan #Charlie Wilson #Ghost Wars
Nov 11, 20101 note

“The marathon is akin to a “planned disaster,” said Chris Mercado, the director of health services for the American Red Cross in Greater New York. ” — New York Times

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Nov 9, 2010
#New York City Marathon
Lentil Soup

Made lentil soup during the Lions’ spectacular loss on Sunday. 

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Nov 9, 2010
#Soup #Detroit Lions
Million Dollar Idea

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Michigan’s English department should be making a killing on Hemingway T-shirts. 

Additionally, The Michigan Daily should have a Hemingway ventriloquist write about the football team:

It was a good victory. The season had been awful, but Saturday the boys played well. Hemingway made some extraordinary catches and the early November sun felt good and the wineskin we brought in the stadium made for a swell afternoon. 

Nov 6, 2010
#Hemingway #Michigan Football #Go Blue

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Carry on.

Nov 5, 2010
#Jukebox
In Case I Get Hit by a Bus

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Nov 3, 2010
#Life Insurance

“In 1952, the nation elected a previously nonpartisan but newly affiliated Republican named Dwight D. Eisenhower—the Supreme Allied Commander of the European campaign in World War II—who would today be reliably denounced as a Quisling by the purists in the party he so proudly led. ” – Todd Purdum on the midterm elections. 

Nov 3, 2010
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