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- I feel physically ill whenever I find myself working in the evenings. I don't know how some of you folks do it.
- @mattthomas That picture is taken in front of Panchero's.
- @jeffrigby Heck, even some of us who *weren't* offended shit our pants every time we leave the house.
- @cgrymala @Ipstenu Groan.
- @sramsay I see remarkably little mention of the Weazel Technique in discussions of how we can improve the academic hiring process.
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