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My research shows they are exactly 1,900,000% less likely to understand the purpose of a crosswalk.
BLAMM-O, SCIENCE.
Way to make fun of the people that actually work for a living.
Gordogato, go easy on Steve, it *is* confusing. WHY would people do hard work, partly out-of-doors, needing a vehicle to haul things, when with a little bit of effort they could just edit an alt-weekly?
NEW POLL: How many people on the highway driving post-2003 trucks actually use them to do their every day work? Answer: BURN.
By the way Todd, I’m eating some of the North Korean candy you sent over, and it is DELICIOUS.
ALL HAIL OUR GLORIOUS LEADER!
Glad you’re enjoying it, Steve! While we’re on the subject, I’m sending over my new screenplay set in a North Korean candy factory, could you ask Karmel to show it around L.A. for me? Not sure why, but my old contacts down there aren’t returning my calls. Thanks babe!
Todd what does any of this mean?
Aestro, I really did visit North Korea this year, and I really did take some North Korean candy over to the Merc office recently. The rest is just Blogtown blather.
Chill, I marked 85%. I wouldn’t be here ALL the time if I didn’t love what you do, Steve.