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promises

What’s on everyone’s minds?

September 25, 2006

Since I first posted about Dove® Promises, the hands down winner for driving traffic to this site has been Google from people—eighty-eight in all—looking for the little chocolate wonders. Sphere: Related Content

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Welcome Dove® searchers!

September 4, 2006

Holy cats! Getting a lot of search mileage from the Dove® Promises post. Those awesome chocolate wonders are mighty popular.

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How to read those Dove® Promises mini-chocolate foil wrappers

August 29, 2006

We all know to add the words “in bed” to the end of the fortune in a fortune cookie. But what to do with the little messages printed on the inside of the Dove® Promises mini-chocolate foil wrappers? Easy… just add “you sad, lonely fatass.” My message today: Promise yourself a smile today you sad, [...]

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Where’s the beef?! Revisited. (Or “Why I can’t keep promises to myself” in 500 words or less)

June 24, 2006

I know. I know. It wasn’t that long ago that I remarked that this carved out slice of Internet space was woefully out of date. Look below about two posts and see it for yourself. Like before, I have been keeping up with the reading. In fact, I’m just about to finish my June slog: [...]

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The Confession

May 18, 2006

Like Carl Lewis, this one got me from out of the gate. But unlike Lewis, the promise that “The Confession” reeled me in with vanished down the stretch. This book had it all: successful shrink with a penchant for infidelity, sexy Marin, intriguing (if not fresh) plot, a sleazy prosecutor, an angry wife, and a [...]

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Missing Persons

May 14, 2006

I’m not yet sure what I think of this novel. I got turned on to the author by my mom, who loaned me an earlier work called “Blinded.” My interest, really, is fuelled by proximity. White lives in Boulder, Colo., and his books are set in the quaint college town that lies just 40 miles [...]

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