October 07, 2008

Sarah Palin* Killed My Laptop

Which is why blogging has been non-existent these past few days. However my new MacBook arrived half an hour ago and, all being well, we'll be back up to speed pretty soon.

*OK, I snorted liquor all over the keyboard in response to something preposterous she, or one of her cheerleaders, said. I forget which. Result? Computer No Worky.

7 Oct 2008 15:02:25 | Weblogs

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Thomas Ogilvie

I did the exact same thing, only it was red wine over a white shirt. She sure does spout a hell of a lot of nonsense.

Posted by: Thomas Ogilvie | October 07, 2008 at 10:02 PM

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