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Hi all,
This week I'm bringing you one thing that is intentionally funny (xkcd) and one that is unintentionally funny (John Boehner). I contend that it's nice to be reminded that reading this site gives you a heads up on a lot of other people. :)
Cheers,
Jodi

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