The best doodad I saw today was a piece of lined note paper held by a red thumbtack. This stripey little piece of paper would make a great place to write a To Do list, if one is into that sort of thing (i.e., doing stuff). The coloring scheme of this doodad is the same as that of the American and French flags. For the first time ever, a question about the national identity of the Daily Doodad was raised, and a multi-factorial analysis was employed, with the end result being that the stripes tipped the scales in America's favor. Hooray, USA! An inspiring little piece of lined note paper held by a red thumbtack, and an all-around patriotic doodad.
Friday, June 27, 2008
Daily Doodad
The best doodad I saw today was a piece of lined note paper held by a red thumbtack. This stripey little piece of paper would make a great place to write a To Do list, if one is into that sort of thing (i.e., doing stuff). The coloring scheme of this doodad is the same as that of the American and French flags. For the first time ever, a question about the national identity of the Daily Doodad was raised, and a multi-factorial analysis was employed, with the end result being that the stripes tipped the scales in America's favor. Hooray, USA! An inspiring little piece of lined note paper held by a red thumbtack, and an all-around patriotic doodad.
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A French flag has one blue stripe, a US flag has got none. I vote for dual citizenship.
vote? but there is no democracy here! it's a doodocracy! practically a dictatorship!
USA FTW
wallabocracy.
did this piece of notepaper come out of a Notebook by any chance? If so I think I know who it belongs to.
notebooks are significant
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