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I font to compliment you on the timeliness of this thread, Bob. Really, it has such a nice weight to it. I'm sure no one will ream you for it.
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I th-ink we should work harder to stamp out this kind of thing. It's bound to get out of hand quickly.
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I guess I'll have to participate in this thread later. I just spilled juice down my frontispiece, and I need to go clean it up.
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Dan was so successful selling printed ads for the local DJ that he had to use a wagon to carry around his radio flyers.
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Well, you know, they say the Times, they are a changing. But I think that's just from an Arial view.
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I know you think you have all the write stuff, Dag, but really, you could return Megan;s compliment much more politely. If I were you, I would offer to pick up the tab the next time you are together.
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I am striving for an a-type-ical responce. While that should be the most pressing concern, it seems to elite-ist for me.
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Dan also scored a print job puttng together a map & directory for the local shopping center. They didn't like it at first -- buncha mall contents -- but after they were taken over by aliens everything seemed to turn out just fine. Later in his career, Dan always looked back fondly on the Day of the Trifolds.
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Dan at first thought that he had to be really aggressive to sell printing services in the competitive market he'd entered. His boss pulled him aside one day and said "don't worry Dan, we've got you covered. Your job is protected." It was then that Dan realized he had joined the lamby-nation.
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You know, we never discuss OSC's farm animals on this site. I would be interested in hearing about the Card stock.
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So on Dan's first day, he tried to start a union. The print shop was in an uproar with half wanting to unionize and the other half in opposition. In the end, with neither side willing to compromise, they had to physically divide the shop. The border, appropriately enough, was a line o' type right down the middle.
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