Soluble Fish: It Isn't Just the Stores

This morning, on the way into work, I saw a light-up nativity scene is someone's front yard. Three and a half weeks before Thanksgiving.

(sigh)

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Because we live in such a hyper-sensitive culture, I have been "asked" by people in a position to cause me economic harm to include a disclaimer on this blog. Fine. Even though I'm fairly careful not to mention specific names, I might slip sometime and invite some opportunistic lawsuit (though it seems very highly unlikely -- nobody reads this blog anyway), so I guess it is in my best interest to put this in writing:
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Monday, November 05, 2007

It Isn't Just the Stores

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