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- @77kathy On the bright side: Just found a g-g-g-gfather (a Schoenrock) who served in the 17th WI Inf in the Civil War. Cool!
- @brettbobley And, as a fellow philosopher, you appreciate how the sign has captured the proper and canonical tripartite ontology of Snacks.
- @brettbobley You might appreciate this Very Important sign hanging in my office #SNAC http://t.co/omHUqHTf
- @mikepratt Would love to play with the new Bugle Notes. Also, thanks for the amazeballs sentiment :)
- PressCrew and Infinity have signed on to develop the Commons In A Box default theme! http://t.co/w7PhDhnG
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