Well ... okay. Is this for this week or last week? Because I need to update Accounts Receivable.
Your use of proper titles for myself is always appreciated. Coincidentally, I have spent more than a little time this week pondering the proper title for an exalted person in charge of crab presentation -- prompted by this article in The Economist. Notice that Kim Jong Il has 1,200 titles; I feel ... diminished with only a dozen or so and which somehow seem tarnished compared to (one of) his, "eternal bosom of hot love and greatest man who ever lived."
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Well ... okay. Is this for this week or last week? Because I need to update Accounts Receivable.
Your use of proper titles for myself is always appreciated. Coincidentally, I have spent more than a little time this week pondering the proper title for an exalted person in charge of crab presentation -- prompted by this article in The Economist. Notice that Kim Jong Il has 1,200 titles; I feel ... diminished with only a dozen or so and which somehow seem tarnished compared to (one of) his, "eternal bosom of hot love and greatest man who ever lived."
Consider it a bonus; or a make up; free of charge.
Yours in crabs
Dr. C. (Guardian Deity of the Planet)
Note: the word verification today is "sheat" as in aw sh-eat.
"O! the ochidore! look to the blue ochidore!"
I often wonder if the verification words are meaningful: the one below is "ovicrout", which sounds like some kind of highbrow term for egg on toast.
Naw, naw, Ray, its German Easter Egg
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