funny post: 76 Words. Check it out–Karen eviscerates all the slacker gamer fanatics and other tar babies and nits who go crazy if you call a spade a spade.
Karen De Coster on Tar Babies and Nits
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I usually enjoy reading Karen’s posts, but that particular post of hers struck me as unnecessarily hostile towards gamers in general, and not the coppers that were violating property rights.
Is it just a generation gap?