Explaining Walter
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Typewriter: 1926 Underwood #5 similar to one Walter Cronkite used and/or posed with as a young wire reporter in the Army.
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Typewriter: 1926 Underwood #5 similar to one Walter Cronkite used and/or posed with as a young wire reporter in the Army.

And I always complain that there’s nothing to do in this town
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Some people put this in their mouth
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My first thought was, “That’s not a food item; that’s a medical condition.” It’s worth noting that the Spotted Dick is right beside the Tripe, and that the two cans are virtually indistinguishable.
Spotted Dick, as it turns out, is a pudding desert that is somewhat popular in the UK, though its name has occasionally caused embarrassment.
I’m still not gonna eat it.

Only in my town
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I’m sure there are many divorcees who would be happy to offer their ex’s kidneys to this person.
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And we couldn’t be more pleased about it.
(Yes, I was forced to venture into a Wal-Mart late at night when nothing else was open. I am filled with shame.)
One of the major projects I’ve been working on is migrating all of our shares off of the old hardware to new NAS appliances. As part of this, we’ve been reviewing and correcting folder permissions, to sort of help clean up as we go. Here’s an example of some of the totally awful permissioning I’ve been finding (identifying names have been obscured to protect the stupid):
“\\[server]\[share]\[dept]\2003 Secure Area STAY OUT\2003 Budget Info” /S “[domain]\Public”:RWXD /S “Everyone”:RX