It really ought to be the national motto. Print it right on the currency.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
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It really ought to be the national motto. Print it right on the currency.
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It really ought to be the national motto. Print it right on the currency.
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5 comments:
They ran out of scaffolding?
Circo act?
Trying to win a bet?
It's what happens when you keep government from interfering in your life.
viggi!
I've seen the same elevation achieved by workers in San Miguel who duct taped several extention ladders together. Scaffolding seems extravagant.
I think this is Jeremy Clarkson's motto (Top Gear).
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