Aha! See, I'm Not Alone In Disgust
This note just goes to show you that rudeness is universal, harkening back to my earlier complaint.
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Wisdom
From now on, ending a sentence with a preposition is something up with which I will not put.
~ Sir Winston Churchill
Roanoke Area Reads
- South Roanoke Circle
- Blue Country Magic
- Blue Ridge Muse
- Chris Berry On The Net
- David Perry Online
- House On Glade Hill
- Just Another Day In Roanoke
- Greener Pastures
- L10 Systems
- Life Under The Big Top
- Loose Leaf Notes
- On The Market
- Roanoke RnR
- Ron Bailey's ntelligentsia
- Spatter
- Star City Harbinger
- View From The Mountain
- The World To Muse
Excellent Reads From All Over
Places to Visit
- Amazin' Avenue
- Ambient Music Guide
- Back home up north
- Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster
- ESPN
- Fiery-Foods
- Found Magazine
- Hot Sauce Blog
- Mets Blog
- Overheard in New York
- Passive Aggressive Notes
- People Who Deserve It
- Pepper Fool
- Rate Beer
- Skull-a-Day
- The Onion
- The Ring of Fire
- Washington Post
- Weather
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- Bhutto Assassination
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- I Went and Got Myself Hit By a Goddam Car
- Delays, Barriers, and Hindrances
- Good God, More Rachael Ray?
- Parade
- Stuck in the Chimney
- New Songs
- It's Too Ironic
- Vehicular Homicide
- Blue Oyster Cat
- Vehicular Suicide
- We've Been Elfed
- TV: Possessed!
- Getting Ready for Santa
- Aha! See, I'm Not Alone In Disgust
- How Did I Miss This?
- An Ish Wish Dish
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3 comments:
There was a memo posted downtown on the Market by the Wachovia ATM that asked for men using what I think was the RAM house or something like that to not wipe themselves with a towel then leave the towel in the sink as it attributed to the spread of disease. It was the most interesting memo I think I've ever read.
Strange place to post it, too. You should have taken a picture.
If it's still there on Thurs. I will.
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