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Halloween and Thoughts on the Next WWRD

I was thinking more about idea for dressing up as ALF tonight, but then I realized perhaps I would be better off dressing up as ALF's taller greener cousin, The Phillie Phanatic.

I just have to work on his moves a little. Hey you might even catch me on TV, I'll be at one of the milion plus fans expected to attend the Phillies parade today. (See I convinced Michel Martin afterall.) She also let me do a post on the Tell Me More blog yesterday concerning the Phils.

But on to more dilemmas, driving home yesterday I found myself staring at one of these bumper protecter things hanging off the back of the car in front of me. At first I thought, man that looks stupid, but then I thought perhaps this isn't such a bad idea; my bumper is pretty banged up. I was wondering though is this really the best way to protect my car? Or maybe I should just be parking more strategically? What about door dings? Anyway to protect against those? And do those suction gadgets that promise to remove dents really work? OK I'm going to research this a little more for next week.

7:36 AM ET | 10-31-2008 | permalink

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