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Tuesday, August 6. 2013

Available at selected Dunkin Donuts stores

A new t-shirt easily found up in Yankeeland. I told my wife this is what I want for my birthday, so we got me one. It's all I want for my birthday. I'll wear it in Italy, with my straw Stetson, red shorts, and white sneakers, and nobody will dare bother me. Not even the Somali scum.


$12.95. She got off easy, except for the cost of the Italy trip.


Posted by Bird Dog in Hot News & Misc. Short Subjects, Our Essays at 16:43 | Comments (5) | Trackbacks (0)

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I currently patronize neither Starbucks nor Dunkin', but I like the shirt.
Dunkin' doughnuts weren't great quality compared to the homemade doughnuts I remember from childhood, but were of acceptable commercial quality. You want a sugar rush, buy them.

Coffee- not my concern.
#1 Gringo on 2013-08-06 19:36 (Reply)
I just flipped the TV over to something on Comedy Central. Some talk show format. Discussing coffee prevents suicide, Dave Attel just dissed Starbucks as being so serious with everyone reading, typing on a computer and that's why he's a D n' D man. Starbucks can't get any love from the unserious
#2 JKB on 2013-08-06 22:58 (Reply)
Reminds me the local Piggly Wiggly has a few shirts for sale. The deli has a good biscuit and gravy. Go to the park, brew up a cuppa and watch the spandex go by.
#3 walt moffett on 2013-08-06 23:24 (Reply)
Happy boid-day, BD...wishing you many happy returns of the day!
#4 KT on 2013-08-07 01:35 (Reply)
Great shirt! Too bad they don't ship to Canada.
#5 John V. on 2013-08-07 11:54 (Reply)

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