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Wednesday, November 19, 2008 12:00 AM

Preliminary facts and thoughts about Eric Holder

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  • Wednesday, November 19, 2008 01:00 PM

    mr. snoid. Thanks. no go to the troll web (Jebbie's clown song) unless ya got pent-up tears to shed on a keyboard. okay. no visit ref. abc.balknization.war-bog.dc.ugh.

    Now, I'm happy to say: `I'm glad I turned the contraption on again. Balzac reminds me of sorta of good 'ole William Timberman.

    The baggy pants, huge cloak, Wall Streak Journal on a lap, and he can't hide a pink porpoise even, if Bill T- wanted to...

    The pants always fall below Timberman's skinned shins. W.T. knob knees, heh. mr snoid. I know you must have read Ralph Waldo Emerson's essay: `Politics.

    R. Waldo E. mentions what the # one, the very first commenter said today: The politico crawls to chair, and uses a primordial tale.

    big boy, whoopee. big shot HSC.

    Amazing. Jebbie needs to delete?

    A grin scare otters and possums.

    —GoodCelery! Read GoodCelery!'s other letters

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