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The Rundown for Wednesday

Filed under: Tomorrow's BPP

For some folks, letting go is tough.

Zena Barakat

3:33 PM ET | 05-27-2008 | permalink

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Nice GLOW reference!

Sent by Steve | 10:14 PM ET | 05-27-2008

Matt, Tricia - Have you considered having your posse try a 'dress down' day? They look really corporate back there; this is, after all, the BPP. We encourage a little loosening up now and then.

Sent by Stuart Kuperstock | 10:53 PM ET | 05-27-2008

Suuurrreeee, wait until I'm out for to talk about race.
The MAN once again displaying institutional oppression. I'm going to go take my bi-racial, jewish/episcopalian son out in my gay neighborhood and express my outrage. :-)

Sent by Alison Stewart-NPR | 7:46 AM ET | 05-28-2008

Alison said: The MAN once again displaying institutional oppression. I'm going to go take my bi-racial, jewish/episcopalian son out in my gay neighborhood and express my outrage. :-)

Now we really know what that photo of Isaac is about: expressing outrage at The MAN!

Sent by Marc Naimark | 5:03 AM ET | 05-31-2008

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