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Last week I mentioned my encounter with what appeared to be a literate, angry, union-busting squirrel. But there was a perfectly logical explanation.

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I have learned, over the course of many years, that I am less intelligent than the average squirrel on a college campus. Like during that morning many years ago when I was convinced — convinced — for a few short minutes that squirrels could read. And that they were politically conservative.

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This comic seems
relevant, in light of a recent post (rant?) regarding the differences between perfunctory and innovative storytelling. Although in this case it was the post itself, rather than the comments, that demonstrated a wildly-swerving train of thought flirting ever so briefly with coherence.