Circus of the Spineless

By awild on June 1, 2009.

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Here we go. It's a new year, and, now that the festivities of the holiday season are now clearly a couple of weeks in the past and the deepest darkest depths of winter have descended upon huge swaths of the U.S., what can warm the cockles of a skeptical heart better than a fresh hot blast of great…

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Enjoy a nice cold Pepsi today

Up close with a drone fly

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