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The Monday Morning Memo

This is a little technique I picked up from the Karma Chameleon in the song by Boy George. No one really knew what that song was about. But I did. It was about a Chameleon named Karma.

“Become the color of whatever is behind you.” It’s not that hard, really. You should try it.

Tom Grimes is good at the whole Chameleon thing. This is Tom being an angry Twinkie: 

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