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Tuesday, January 13th, 2009Wow. I don’t know that it’s a perfect metaphor in all cases, but I like it.
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Did you know I constantly have trouble leaving comments on your blog? The comment page freaks out and doesn’t load.
Anyway, that was a good lesson, though a little too overt at times.
At first I thought Uncle George was gay and that’s why he had another drawer, but then when the narrator called it ‘indigo’ and not blue and Uncle George liked sports, I realized I might have confused them.
And I don’t like the color pink, but I loved the pink drawers at the end!
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Jere Reply:
January 14th, 2009 at 1:41 pm
Yeah, I seem to spend a lot of time fighting with the comments coding on the blog. Don’t know why. There’s a bug in the system somewhere (I think it’s my anti-spam plugins).
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I saw this on Neatorama. I felt a little… well, weird… after watching it. A little .. uneasy perhaps. I don’t know why. Cartoons that espouse atheism make me feel strange.
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Jere Reply:
January 15th, 2009 at 2:06 am
I’m not sure it actually espouses atheism. I think it’s more a cry for tolerance, celebration of religious pluralism, and anti-fundamentalism.
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