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Ana's been watching Season 2 of Grey's Anatomy on DVD, and occasionally has me watch clips to illustrate a point. Yesterday, after I bought new underwear at Target in an attempt to avoid laundry, she had me watch this:

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http://www.variety.com/VR1117975124.html
It was necessary.

I was doing my marketing homework of trolling the internets (seriously) and found an add for Oral-B (R) Stages product on the Ellen show website. I wondered what kind of lame "innovation" they'd made to the perfectly simple adequate product of the toothbrush and followed a link to the Oral-B (R) website. There, I read the fine print that

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I just started a new term here at Bschool, and one of my required classes this term is Marketing. We had our first class on Monday. The professor is incredible. We stole her last year from Kellogg, where she was professor of the year in 2004, to head up our Marketing department. And I'm excited to have another great professor. But that's not even ( Read more... )

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If ever there's a good place for your car battery to die, it's at a Caribou Coffee parking lot, conveniently parked within view of the street and only three blocks from home. I have internet access and caffeine. I'm missing some group meetings, but this is a pretty good excuse. Back to doing homework ( Read more... )

Upon receiving this tag, immediately perform a screen capture of your desktop. It is best that no icons be deleted before the screen capture so as to add to the element of fun. Tag five of your friends and ask them to give you a view of their desktops as well.

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Also, if anyone knows why my two fixed cats are having sex all the time, please let me know. It was a bad idea to name them Mulder and Scully because they're consummating the hell out of their supposedly platonic relationship. Or trying to. Scully is acting like she's in heat, assuming the position and Mulder is sort of humping her lower back. ( Read more... )

Scully: Whatever happened to 'Trust no one', Mulder?
Mulder: Oh, I changed it to 'Trust everyone'. Didn't I tell you?

I grew up in a small town. A place where we didn't lock our doors (Famously. Our doorbell didn't work for years and friends knew to just come on in and find us) and really didn't feel concerned for our personal safety. I developed a ( Read more... )