BONUS UPDATE NUMERO UNO
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I need to do something about my scanner. Also my pens, and my paper.
That's all for tonight, but I'll leave you with a thought question: should toast be allowed to vote? Discuss.
Sunday, August 1, 2010
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BONUS UPDATE NUMERO UNO
Click to zoom in.
I need to do something about my scanner. Also my pens, and my paper.
That's all for tonight, but I'll leave you with a thought question: should toast be allowed to vote? Discuss.
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ReplyDeleteI like the 2035 version of computers.
ReplyDeleteI think you have found your calling, by the way.
More importantly, white-bread toast should not be allowed to vote, but whole-grain toast should by all accounts be allowed to vote.
Don't try and drag me into this Rye/Pumpernickel debate, though.
-D
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ReplyDeleteIT'S TOO LATE, AL Z.
ReplyDelete(Right now I'm drumming my fingers together in an evil/menacing manner. Also, laughing a needlessly evil laugh.)
Danny: thanks bro! And I must say, white bread is the worst. However, I've always felt that white bread toast is at least more legitimate than untoasted white bread, so maybe we should let it vote sometimes. You know, maybe just let it vote real quick.
Only Rye toast is smart enough to vote. Totally.
ReplyDeletePUN!
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ReplyDeletewell, what about croissants? they're not generally toasted, but I feel like they're such a sophisticated type of bread that they MUST have good opinions in the voting office.
ReplyDeletealso: adam, your stuff is awesome!!