Rob Beschizza at 6:38 am Mon, Jun 27, 2011
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Illustrator William Stout's Legends of the Blues - exclusive excerpt
Hackers prepare for first "national holiday" in their honor
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Review: Pebble e-paper watch
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MORE: fashion • Games
Having a 6 year old who is currently all over the Super Mario Bros … this image gave me a good chuckle …
but NO way he would get that joke (or that t-shirt)
Would a zombie farmer shout “Grains!”? Would a zombie railroad engineer shout “Trains!”?