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The UK's Guardian plugs Banterist nicely. Thanks to Maura in Leeds for the heads up.


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I have to mention: my trackback to that Playboy-in-Braille entry still brings me more referrals than any other single trackback I've ever sent anyone. I only hope it's sent as many in the opposite direction, because that was one of the best entries I've seen anyone do, anywhere.

and it's okay that they put the period outside the quote marks, because they're British.

The Brits use full-stops. Periods are womens' things.

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