Monday, August 6, 2007
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Yes, I've been incredibly lazy about blogging. The truth is, nothing all that exciting is going on. Lazy summer days which are going by ...
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2 comments:
That's a riot! I need four printed up for my kids. I am assuming of course, that the shirt says something like "How's my behavior? Please call 999-9999."
Yes exactly. Israel is notorious for traffic accidents and many people here have cars via leasing, through their jobs. The leasing companies starting putting stickers on cars that say, "How am I driving? Call 999-9999." Someone obviously thought it was a good idea!
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