The First Rule of Life: No Friday may pass without laughter aplenty.
The Clog Almanac challenges you to read some of these quotes from the Blackadder series without losing it at least once.
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- Nevada Senator Reid Tells Bush To Cut The Crap
- United in Death, October 31
- The Real Fate of Gasoline Profits
- Ode To A Parakeet
- Ezra Pound (1885 - 1972), of Idaho (barely)
- Stock Market Crash
- Life's Little Rules
- Evelyn Waugh
- Mrs. Prothero and the Firemen
- Holy Cripe! Another Python Sighting
- Pass the (RFID) Chips, Please
- Cloggers Take Tampa By Storm
- Goober Season
- Have a Crantastic Weekend
- Coburn Burns Bridges with H.R. 3058 Amendment Threat
- The Art of Too Much Math
- Turtles Can Fly Really Flies
- Iceman Airman Found in California Glacier
- Hey Wilma, Look at that Hurricane!
- The Death Connection
- Memories by Dawn's Early Light
- I Can't Hear You!
- Charming, Tedious or Just Wilde?
- P.G. Wodehouse (1881-1975)
- Update: Chinese Rocket Science
- Halloween Head in a Jar!
- The Invasion of Florida Continues
- Just Noodling Around
- The Future of Marriage
- Whats in a Name?
- Five Items, Six Feet
- Tom Joad Isn't Here
- Jenny Lind (1820 – 1887)
- Warning: Don't Swallow Alligators
- Frederic Remington (1861 – 1909)
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"To know what we think, to be masters of our own meaning, will make a solid foundation for great and weighty thought. It is most easily learned by those whose ideas are meagre and restricted; and far happier they than such as wallow helplessly in a rich mud of conceptions." - Charles Sanders Pierce
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