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February 20, 2009 12:00 PM
Papa's got a brand new tote bag
Posted by Nancy Leson
Remember when I told you about my collection of eco-friendly shopping totes, and the fact that no matter how many bags reside in the back of my car, I can't seem to remember to bring the damn things into the store with me?
Well, Mark Pahlow obviously remembers. And the Big Daddy of Doodads and author of "Who Would Buy This? The Archie McPhee Story" says my post inspired the gang at Archie McPhee World Headquarters to come up with the perfect tote for forgetful folks like me. This one:
Yo, Mark! What am I, chopped liver? Nancy Pearl gets the shushing Librarian Action Figure and all I get is this lousy tote bag? Well, Mr. Doodad, I've got this to say about that:
Because, as everyone knows:

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