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Tuesday Feb 5th, 2013

Are you still writing 2012 on your tweets?

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Tuesday Oct 4th, 2011

A fetching snowclone: Stop trying to make X happen

Friday May 6th, 2011

When life hands you lemon-ology

Monday Feb 21st, 2011

100+ Eskimo words for snow? Not so.

Thursday
Sep 16th, 2010

A Modest Addition to the Lexicon of Excuses

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Feb 17th, 2010

The Dude Abides. This is not Nam!
Nice Marmot: The Lingo of “The Big Lebowski”

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Jun 25th, 2009

Set Phasers on Tweet: A Star Trek Snowclone Blizzard on Twitter

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Jan 29th, 2009

Cuckoo for Snowclone Puffs: An Essential Part of an Insane Vocabulary

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Jul 31st, 2008

Post-traumatic Snowclone Disorder: A Formula for the Favre Retirements, Foreign Policies, and Sea Monkeys We Can’t Get Over

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