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OCIP Warmup, '08

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A commentator below notes (in more words) that it may be a bit early, but . . . what about OCIP?

He (or she) is right. It is early. And I have to say, I'm feeling substantially less than gleeful over the prospect of replacing a neurotic grade thread with a neurotic OCIP thread.

To be honest, though, I am on Anonymous' page -- today I used the word "sale" to rationalize dropping way too much money on a new suit from these chaps,* and combed the substantial stack of legal blah-blah-blah that I have alredy produced this summer for something that might be scraped into a passable writing sample. So maybe it's not all THAT early after all . . . anyway, consider this an OCIP kick-off.

(And if you have no interest in OCIP, feel free to speculate on other matters. Like: the over/under waist room in that shiny new suit come August, after eight continuous weeks of parking my ass in my office after devouring desert at firm lunches work? Or, if you are Armen, the meaningful difference between "though" and "although.")


*It's a good sale. In case you are interested. Seriously.

Full post as published by Nuts & Boalts on June 22, 2008 (boomark / email).

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