JBB’s Twitter Updates for 2009-07-01

July 1, 2009 by joe.bustillos
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Wow, Taco Bell completely F-ed up my order tonight. Amazing. Thank god ’cause of tonight’s Anchor Steam beer (from SF CA) I just don’t care #
Wonderful, looks like FSO is down. time 2 walk away from the computer (& just fill out the grades on the excel spreadsheet). thx god 4 blogs #
Happy hump day, t-verse, is it still h-day during summer “break”? Getting lots of birthday greeting 2day. Must say I’m touched. Thx xoxo #

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