Nuanced views | Apology Ecard | WRONGCARDS

Apology Ecard with text: I am sorry we had a difference of opinion based upon my views being well-researched and nuanced. — about this card: nuanced views | I never argue with people unless I think they’re wrong about something. But I generally feel that any action which may result in having to dig six-foot holes in the backyard at 2am isn’t ultimately worth it. Anyway, I made you all this apology card. This is the part where you feel grateful. Oh stop it, it’s nothing.

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Call Me Nebuchadnezzar

In which I accidentally create a religion.

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I've been revisiting some of my older cards. Some of them are inexplicable.

A Not So Cricketty Christmas

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The Infernal Terracotta Pot

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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?