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Before you call a computer repair tech or spend several hundred dollars - consider Reimage! In an era when big companies like Best Buy's Geek Squad spend millions and millions of dollars extolling the virtues(?) of its sundry services, many folks with broken computers will simply pick up the phone and call Geek Squad or another heavily-advertised computer repair service. It's not until the repair is finished that the computer owner realizes how Geek Squad can afford all those cute(?) Volkswagens and that multi-gazillion-dollar ad budget.  The shock is the bill - if you have your computer repaired in your home it will cost $299.95 - if you lug it into a Best Buy near you, you'll pay $199.95. And what do you get for that much money?

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We know you're all hanging on breathlessly waiting to see what happens to  "Increasingly Fat Frank". But hey, it's hard to write when you've got a houseful of company talking about antiques and bottled water. Anyway, we promise that soon you'll have the exciting conclusion to "Increasingly Fat Frank". You'll find out what happens after Frank meets and runs away with parochial school teacher Sara Barnes, who leads Frank on the wildest adventure of his life. And Frank's wife? She has met her own romance novel hero Burton Lane, a rugged, sweaty, young oilman from Texas. You can just imagine. Anyway, today we're featuring one of our more off-the-wall essays called...

National Mustard Day

Did you know that eating ketchup, tomatoes and other tomato products is more dangerous to your health than smoking cigarettes? It's true! Read on, fellow ketchup eaters, you're about to be shocked out of your vines!

I have a confession to make. I'm addicted to tomatoes. I had a feeling I might be, but thought it was one of my ludicrous mental aberrations - a purely distorted view of reality like many others that I have.

However, last night while I pondered meek and bleary
Over the volumes of forgotten Google lore,
I came upon a single volume, an article, just an article,
An article and nothing more.

(I think the word "an" is an article too, isn't it? So is my rain coat, right?)

Anyway, I came across a small bleating by a doctor who goes by the name of Horace T. Lichtenstein, a Bohemian physician and researcher who, for many years, has been ostracized by his peers.

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