Look at me, I read The Economist
I must be in a strange mood, because I nearly busted a rib laughing at this Onion piece. And yet,... should I have?
h/t The Healthcare Economist
Sunday, January 21, 2007
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Ah, yes, perfect. 'Twas all I needed was a single “dingus” to confirm that, nay, I am not an outcast.
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