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…and enjoy doing it. I am informed by two reliable sources that it’s free cone day at Ben & Jerry’s.

UPDATE:

I thought that Ben & Jerry’s was sold (out) years ago to an eeeviil corporation (Unilever).  Of course, free cone day is still free cone day…

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Oh, well — it sounded good anyway.

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