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(That's "Karlyn" like "Car-lin" in Vermont, but "Kaaaaahlyn" if we're in Boston.)
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2 comments:
That is nice. And ballsy.
As soon as I saw Facebook go pirate I regretted that I hadn't seen any highered days to capitalize on pirate day :(
How much do you want to bet that the whole pirate translation was just a staff geek that got permission to go live - and started a viral landslide ...
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