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And open beer bottles off the boy's chipped tooth what you really, really want The morning paper's ink stains my fingers: CCCLXXXVI The morning paper's ink stains my fingers: CCCLXXXV The morning paper's ink stains my fingers: CCCLXXXIV The morning paper's ink stains my fingers: CCCLXXXIII The morning paper's ink stains my fingers: CCCLXXXII The morning paper's ink stains my fingers: CCCLXXXI The morning paper's ink stains my fingers: CCCLXXX The morning paper's ink stains my fingers: CCCLXXIX Friday, August 03, 2007
your phone's off the hook, but you're not:
A word of advice. Don't stop reporting on a huge legislative development with far-reaching national security and civil liberties implications for several hours while you see a movie and have a couple beers and then agree to go on BBC World to discuss a state of play that's been completely overtaken by events. To World Service listeners, if that made it to air, sorry.
However, if you need to use a bar's phone so an international call can reach you on a landline, Solly's at 11th and U Street is remarkably accommodating. Would that every neighborhood pourhouse could function so adequately as a makeshift media center. --Spencer Ackerman
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