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Jud’s Weekly Twitterage for 07-13-2009

am now 3 hours to the right of where I used to be. Feels like Twilight Zone. Los Angeles economics took me back here.
http://bit.ly/17h0DO #
Out of Los Angeles, back in Ohio. Have this terrible view to look at /sarcasm http://twitpic.com/9tohu #

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