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The photo at the top of this blog, used under a Creative Commons license, is "Burned Poster Remains" from Stewart Butterfield's great set of "Roman Textures."
2 comments:
Eating rationally has nothing to do with Thanksgiving, it's even antithetical to the entire spirit of the holiday.
Hence their advice to "overeat"!
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