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Sunday, October 16, 2011
Today's Apocalypse Sign: Better Late Than Never...The Weekend Graphs
I have had a crazy couple of weeks so I have been kind of MIA. I didn't want to leave out this most expected of Sunday joys...though many probably won't see it til Monday. BTW, if anyone can tell me how to set up streaming TV on my computer so I can watch the Packers every week...please email me.
Without further delay...here are this weeks graphs,
Enjoy!
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Without further delay...here are this weeks graphs,
Enjoy!
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9 comments:
The salad bar one is so true!
Surely salad and bar are two words that should never be in the same sentence anyway.
Insert=Lust <-That's a good one. And it is awfully difficult to find a good salad bar.
xoRobyn
The Kindle and salad bar observations are especially good because I think they're true.
Lee
Tossing It Out
Please see my guest post at:
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Alex: I know when I go to Whole Foods and hit their salad bar 90% of the things I never consider putting on my salad.
Cowgirl: You may have a point there...but what's the alternative??
Robyn: Why did I know you would go for the Lust key :)
Lee: Agreed.
Oh man! That salad bar graph is perfect for me! My favorite thing about salad bars is the ranch dressing...
Pat: Same here and never a thought as to how fattening it is when I slather it an inch thick on my salad...
I must agree with the salad bar! those thing always take up half the "all you can eat" places and I dont want like 90% of it!
I think I heard on the news (either today or yesterday) that there's been a survey to show one of the reasons people like Kindles is that others can't see what they are reading - they don't like to admit to enjoying the low-brow, easy read books they've stored on there.
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