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Lord knows there are a lot more important things to complain about. But you know what still bugs me?
Okay, yes that. Definitely. And also that. And of course THAT. Are you kidding? Absolutely that.
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Sometimes it seems like the world of social media can be divided in to two important sectors: 1) people who love the idea of reconnecting with everyone they have ever known 2) me.
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Hey, everyone! How about a fun question to start off the day!
Who, besides me, remembers how much fun we all had back in 2012 when it was officially THE END TIMES because everyone was completely freaked out about the Mayan calendar abrupt...
Remember all the fun we had back in 2010 when that Supreme Court/ Citizens United ruling officially opened the door to unlimited campaign contributions from any and every giant source of money, while also creatively inventing the idea that...
A few days ago I posted a piece about the encounter I had over the weekend with an animatronic prospector who lives in a small dark replica of a tusk hut in the arctic circle. The experience was one part unnerving/one part President Lincoln...
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Merrill Markoe has created theoretically humorous writing, videos and other stuff in assorted media for (ahem) 40 something years. She has also published 10 books. To see her lengthy resume, check her website. And when I say 'her' I mean 'me'.
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