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If you had Bahama-vacation level friendly relations with Keating, maybe you should tell your running mate not to lean so hard on Ayers.

In other news, if there's anybody who's free on Saturday the eighteenth and likes either early 20th Century farce, LARPing, or hanging out with cool people, let me know. "Midsummer Madness", a Wodehouse-styled live action game (PG Wodehouse wrote, among other things, the Jeeves and Wooster books which if you haven't read you should and then perhaps you should watch the first two seasons of the PBS show), is looking to be a lot of fun, and I think it may not happen if we don't scare up a few more players.

Hunh.

As an update on this morning, apparently I'm not the only one who thinks it's dangerous to let your running mate rant about your opponent's pot while you're busy polishing your kettle.
B-rock! We should have lunch!

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I. Do not. Need caffeine. I do not need to get hooked on that again. If I make it through work, I have no plans for the evening that can't be put off.

Also? After work I should poke around online. I have period clothing wear for the SteamPunk convention, but I am ill prepared to punk it up. And I'm not entirely certain what I can do to remedy that.