Looking for "sausage?" you won't find it here. Or will you? I don't even know what to think anymore. Thanks Ron.
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3 comments:
Great blog! But "Thanks Ron" should be "Thanks, Ron" with a comma.
Yeah, see, I used to do that, but people thought that meant Ron was signing it. No way to win.
How about "Thanks, Ron!"?
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