Really, this explains so much I am surprised it doesn't explain more. It explains the tiger lilies, certainly, and how we got here.
posted by L M at 6:01 PM
Saturday, October 27, 2007
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6 Comments:
Ignatz Summerpfunt writes: Now you tell me?
I would have told you sooner, but you never called me back.
Elder Berrywine writes: The key to all things is to be found in the spiritual; the spiritual is to be found in the musical portion of the service. Thus, a call to a service representative should lead us to the key. Perhaps B flat or B brave or B prepared or be surprised or even b all that you can be or, perhaps best b dizzle?
Master of the aglet writes:I've given a lot of thought to it and I have decided to become an AMWAY distributor. You will notice that I did not try to hide my light under a bushel. I am up-front and clear. I want to sell you products that will change my life for the better. What the catalog really represents, in its abundance that would have made an Egyptian Pharaoh green with envy, is a new path for me with a role for you and any other who may wish to participate in creating wealth and luxury for me. I like to call it a program for [my] personal joy and financial growth.
Want to be there when I get that big grin and payday? Come on along. There is always room for a loved one.
Interesting. But here, on page 98, there's a clear indication of an alternate course.
Vince Araymus writes: I wish you would keep your personal interactions off the blog. From the standpoint of a voyeuristic reader, the comments just confuse me and my friend Greg. Greg is 27, 5'11" and has green eyes. He hails from Freedonia, NY and works at producing a slurry from used brewer's mash. He then markets this slurry for re-use as fertilizer and, bottled,as all-natural, skin lotion. I guess you could say that his eyes are not the onlything about Greg that is "green"?
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