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October 1, 2007

You Really Got Me, You Really Got Me

So far I've been scooped on the "Rabbit" trail this October 1 by four or five people. They've all been pretty cocky about it; Lisa's was the smoothest, as she sauntered by me in the hallway muttering "Yeah, rabbit" under her breath, just loud enough for me to hear it but not loud enough to explain my sudden, loud, exasperated groan of defeat. Even she, however, got beat to the punch by Dan, Craver VII and Kara. I can tell it's going to be a rough month.

If you're on Facebook, by any chance, join the group "Rabbit Uber Alles" and you can play along with various friends of Likewise Books.

I'm sure the next post here at Strangely Dim will be full of profundity, but as is our tradition, today it is merely full of fuzzy bunnies. Enjoy!

Posted by dzimmerman at October 1, 2007 10:20 AM

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