Hey, don’t forget that cassettes kept you entertained with M.C. Hammer and, I dunno, Genesis in the ’80s and ’90s. No need to rub dirt all over the format now because you made a few bad choices back in the day.
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Hey, don’t forget that cassettes kept you entertained with M.C. Hammer and, I dunno, Genesis in the ’80s and ’90s. No need to rub dirt all over the format now because you made a few bad choices back in the day.
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Did I ever mention that Pitfall was one of my favorite Atari games? I say favorite, but what I really mean is that it irritated me so much that I became obsessed with it. Sometimes I can still hear that damn music in my head…
When you go to someone’s house and spot a greeting like this on their doormat, there are a few things about your impending visit that you can count on. For starters, If you go anywhere together, it will be in a pickup truck, and your companions will be a dog and a gun rack. 2. You won’t go the evening without hearing Patsy Cline at least once. 3. There will be a wagon wheel displayed somewhere on the premises. 4. Someone will be wearing a bolo tie. If that stuff doesn’t get you off, then you can always take solace in the fact that the food will most likely be excellent.
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If I ever become absurdly wealthy, I plan to let myself sink into eccentricy. This will be my doormat—and I’ll back it up by answering the door wearing nothing but a sombrero and a bandolier.
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It is pretty hard for you to tell someone who has known you in the past that they have the wrong person when knocking at your door. This doormat handles it with a multi-level denial process. First it notifies them that the named person they are looking for is not there. But it is the doormat’s mustache and glasses as a disguise that completes the ruse. If they recognized you, it wouldn’t make much sense to try to deny who you were.
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The only other computer key that is remotely as close a match for a doormat is the Enter key. But that doormat assumes that you want people to randomly come in. This doormat simply tells people what they already knew.
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Collect roadkill doormats like trophies from a hunt (without having to do the dirty work yourself). Hey, you even nabbed a Koala!
Fortunately, these rugs are not made from real animals. That would just be…tacky.
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