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by Tim Widowfield

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–Tim

3 Comments

Bob Jase

2018-05-11 16:52:25 UTC - 16:52 | Permalink

You can’t avoid theological arguments by pointing to squirrels.

This isn’t politics y’know.

Tim Widowfield

2018-05-11 19:45:38 UTC - 19:45 | Permalink

I think the word I was looking for was “wonky.”

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Robert L Cecil

2018-05-12 01:27:19 UTC - 01:27 | Permalink

Now more legible. I like how font weight in addition to color has been used to differentiate quote levels. It was hard to read before.

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