<strike>We Aren't Telling Him We Posted This</strike><br>The Sacking of the Blog Hackers

We Aren't Telling Him We Posted This
The Sacking of the Blog Hackers

To quote The Holy Grail, those who created the previous credits have been sacked. And those who sacked the previous sackers, have been sacked. And Sean reminded the juvenile delinquents who posted this tripe that Peets is better anyway. And has sacked the sackers of the sacked. Including the moose.

posted Aug 3, 2006 | link | jump to the comments (2)

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Ha! For all of us who find coffee to be a transcendent experience!

- by Linda MacDonald Glenn on Aug 3, 2006 at 11:53 AM | link

whatever this cryptic post is in reference to, it's completely right about Peets being better anyway.

- by L'el on Aug 4, 2006 at 2:08 AM | link

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