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New Year's Ecard with text: My New Years Resolution is to put fewer spiders in your breakfast cereal when you're not looking. — about this card: fewer spiders | I take New Year’s Resolutions seriously; after all, how else am I supposed to improve myself? I know you probably think I don’t need improvement, but I suffer from a mild sort of social anxiety. It only happens when I stand around naked in train stations, but which among us is perfect? So my New Years Resolution is about becoming more awesome. And this is how I do it. #newyear

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Christmas Ecard with text: I may or may not have gotten you a Christmas spider. The joy lies in the discovery.

Birthday Ecard with text: Be careful when you are cutting your birthday cake in case in contains a nest of spiders. Lunging at spiders with a knife might make them misinterpret the situation.

Thinking of You Ecard with text: I'm not saying that you eat spiders. I'm saying that we don't see spiders when you're around and that you rarely seem to be hungry, and it that it might be possible to exrapolate from this.

Birthday Ecard with text: happy birthday and may my premonition that you will be devoured by a giant flesh eating spider not come true this year

Anniversaries Ecard with text: Our anniversary always reminds me just how lucky you are. ...Woah! It's a spider! Kill it! Kill it!

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Shea suffers from pathological problems with authority. When he's not fixing computers in the library at Harvard Medical School, he's tormenting middle managers and feuding with his boss. But where in the Harvard employee manual does it say you have to behave perfectly at all times?