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Thursday March 18 2004. FRENCH PERFUME.
  Beth and I invented a new French perfume just this morning. It's called Eau De Pewpy Jeansen and it smells like a dog's tongue after he's been licking his johnson all night.
  I know. We have issues.
MADNESS.
  Days like today make not having a steady job worth it. March Madness? Sure, I can watch it...
CRAZY TV TAMMY. SOUTH DAKOTA AND WYOMING.

  "March 3, 2004 - Two states have abolished the juvenile death penalty, bringing to 31 the number of states that do not execute youthful offenders for crimes committed at the age of 16 or 17. South Dakota Gov. Mike Rounds and Wyoming Gov. Dave Freudenthal each signed their state's legislation." -- National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty press release
MANHATTAN. French Perfume, Madness, Manhattan, South Dakota and Wyoming, Liars, Cessation Update, and Crazy TV Tammy.
  Manhattan? Freakin' Manhattan beat Florida? Yeesters. Well, even though I didn't pick Manhattan to win, Florida was my pick as Most Overrated In The Tournament. Do I get points for that?
LIAR. CESSATION UPDATE.
  And in the Justice Does Exist column:
  According to the most recent figures, Jayson "I Made Up Stories So Now I'm Famous" Blair's book has sold a lousy 1,400 copies--in nine days. I feel shame for even mentioning that slug (even here, where very few people pass the time).
  Alright, so I had a few cigarettes in Myrtle. Yeah, okay, a few packs. But Sunday morning before we began our 7-hour drive back home, I took out the last smoke in the pack and broke it. And that was it.
                                
     

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