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March 18th, 2010

Remember that song?

I hear One is the Loneliest Number is House’s unofficial anthem. Makes sense really, though I doubt most people sitting at tables playing with numbers are nearly as funny – or smart. Unkind of me I’m sure. I suppose they’re just not interested in the confusing, troubling and hard problems associated with displays of affection.

I mean who sits all day and does stuff like this?
Oh. They get paid for it? That’s OK then.

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March 18th, 2010

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