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      (wow, three blog posts &#8212; albeit short ones &#8212; in one day)
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      Some people appear to believe that having a letter in the Granuiad is sad
      and I should be shamed or something.  Honestly, I thought the email was
      going to be in some online forum thingy, not actually printed, but can I
      help it if even my brief flippant replies are insightful? Anyway, you
      can't shame me with newspaper clippings, I've had a <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/rossburton/1824390645/">like-cures-like
      homeopathic treatment against that</a>.
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