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Dr. NaCl
24|Jul|2008 1This is funny, and that it’s blasphemous is all the better. I found you on StumbleUpon (where I’m DrNaCl). I’m a teacher and writer in Philly and would be interested in anything you’d be willing to share, particularly in regard to the notion of being “forever on the net.” Did you see the Times piece recently about the “secret society of 30 million”? Now, please don’t sell my e-mail address to some phisher….
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