If you're sick, stay at home

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01/04/2010

If you're sick, stay at home

That's the life lesson that someone in San Francisco needed to learn, but never did. Instead, he sat behind me on Christmas Eve, coughing and sneezing and hacking until he spread his phlegm-filled season's greetings to everyone in the surrounding area.

Which was my introduction to this year's strain of the flu, which has kept me away from the blog and the podcast for the last couple of weeks. I'll be returning to regular programming this week.

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Get well soon Tom. Looking forward to part 3 of your anti-grand theory posts.

Posted by: Saeed Khan | 01/04/2010 at 02:21 PM

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