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Author: Phil Fountain and Steve Brewer

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Cutting Board #7

Posted on June 15, 2009 by Phil Fountain and Steve Brewer

Phil: Steve, I don’t know what it is about televised sports, but I’m pretty sure those overtime NBA Finals games have not been good for my rapidly aging physique (yes, it’s a physique, a short round one, but it’s a physique).… Continue Reading →

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Cutting Board #6

Posted on May 22, 2009 by Phil Fountain and Steve Brewer

Phil: I’m sorry about your Celtics, Steve. You’re probably in mourning and it would be very uncouth of me to gloat, so, being devoid of any couth, here it goes: The Lakers are still in it. Yeah, they barely got… Continue Reading →

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Cutting Board #5

Posted on May 9, 2009 by Phil Fountain and Steve Brewer

Phil: So, how did you fare in your Scrabble Tournament? I have to hand it to you, you’ve managed to take a relatively innocuous board game, usually played only by retired English majors, and turn it into something akin to… Continue Reading →

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Cutting Board #4

Posted on April 20, 2009 by Phil Fountain and Steve Brewer

Phil: Tell me if this sounds familiar to you, Steve. Has anyone in your household, anyone at all, recently made any purchases in excess of $500 for a variety of seeds, seedlings, mulch, fertilizers, soil additives, large spray bottles of… Continue Reading →

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The Cutting Board – 4.3.09

Posted on April 3, 2009 by Phil Fountain and Steve Brewer

Steve: I was moving the garbage bins and threw out my back. Phil: Since you were already at the bins, you should’ve thrown out your front, too. No, seriously, nothing worse than a bad back. Steve: Now I’m forced to… Continue Reading →

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