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Thursday, August 25, 2005

Weasel: An Observational Approach 

Has anyone else noticed, or is it just me, that a person who pointedly speaks about being 'fair to everyone' is either (a) asking you to give them something; or (b) asking you to let them get away with something?

# posted by Michael : 25.8.05

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