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Blog posts

Salty Signs

There are more pretzel-related safety signs in Lancaster County than you would guess.

ranzino July 5, 2008

In Desperate Need of a Line Break

Locally made signs are one of life’s simple pleasures.

ranzino May 27, 2008

SOYLENT PINK IS PEOPLE!

Busytown is a sick place.

ranzino March 31, 2008

Why Even HAVE a Drive-Thru Then?

Where we learn what is the appropriate dress code for fast food consumption.

ranzino March 15, 2008

I Knew It, I Just Knew It

Couch dozers unite.

ranzino January 11, 2008

Dumbest… Technology… Ever.

A rage against the texting machine. This battle I will lose.

ranzino November 13, 2006

Madden 2006 Counts as 1 Gym Credit

It’s time to rethink my crippling addiction to Roller Coaster Tycoon.

ranzino January 26, 2006

Biodegradable Delicates

Where we talk about disposable delicates in a completely professional manner.

ranzino May 23, 2005

A Bone You Say? Why Yes That Would Be Lovely

“Excuse me sir, may I request that you scratch my undercarriage?”

ranzino February 17, 2005

Fun with Respiratory Disease

Nothing says “good times” quite like an aerosol medication!

ranzino January 19, 2005

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