Thursday, March 17, 2005

What Have You Done For Me Lately?

It's hard work being a blogger. From Eugene Volokh's site:

"Our library doesn't yet have it, and I don't have the time today or tomorrow to go out myself to pick it up. If any of you do have [Ari Fleischer's] book, and could possibly fax me pp. 99-101, to 310-267-0158, I'd be very much obliged."

What a great idea. Because I'm kinda busy myself, could any of you good people out there get me two lambchops for tonight's dinner, and also pick up my drycleaning? I'd really appreciate it.

Mar 17, 2005 1:30:54 PM

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Poustman

Hee hee!

Posted by: Poustman | Sunday, March 20, 2005 at 01:16 PM

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