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== The Pen Addict == '''Myke Hurley:''' From RelayFM, this is The Pen Addict, episode 211. Today's show is brought to you by Harry's. My name is Myke Hurley, and I am joined by Mr. Brad Dowdy. How are you, Michael? I am fine and dandy, my compadre. '''Ed Jelley:''' Good, that's good to hear. And hopefully our third compadre this week, our good friend Mr. Ed Jelly, is fine and dandy too. How are you, Ed? Good. I'm pretty fine and dandy. Good. This is the fine and dandy show today. This is going to be a fine and dandy show, that's right. So, I'm excited to have you on, Ed. This is going to be a good show, not just, we're going to talk about some stationery stuff, we've got some follow-up things, but we really wanted to get you on from a tweet you sent us a couple weeks ago that has us all, everybody wondering and questioning and having some good conversations around, you know, blogging and all that fun stuff.
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