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Escape From Desiderata
A blast from the healthy past: Never give up. Also: Oil-resistant pronouncements. Starving on biofuels. ESPN on probation. Plus more.
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em>Avoid quiet and passive persons
br>
Unless you are in need of sleep.
/em>
Ro-tate your tires.
p> em>Speak glowingly of those greater than yourself br> And heed well their advice, br> Even though they be turkeys. /em> /p>Know what to kiss…and when!
p> em>Consider that two wrongs never make a right br> But that THREE………do. /em>
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spacegold| 10.30.08 @ 8:31PM
How dull.