Found embedded in a review for the book Dreyfus Affair : A Love Story by Peter Lefcourt on Amazon:
thanks, paul; this image is much better/sss World series not a place, so can't be 'reached'? together, 'foot' and 'hand' make awk mixed metaphor // good thing we didn't add an elbow/sss we usually don't mention title in review, right?
A coded message? Sloppy editing? And what's awkward about the use of foot and hand together?

Two TV commercials I saw within a few minutes of each other last night:

1. An upbeat song and soft-focus photos of a variety of people - many races, all ages, a gay couple. The tagline "Jesus didn’t turn anyone away. Neither do we." The United Church of Christ. Fairly radical stuff for this area.

2. Cheesy music, and a voiceover in that grating Philadelphia accent telling us that Beth and Dave aren't having fun in the bedroom anymore. They've lost the spark, are just too tired, yadda, yadda, yadda. Wedding rings are prominently displayed lest we think that the couple are fornicating (or not) in sin. Or maybe reinforcing the effect marriage has on sex. Anyway, the commercial is for Malvern eXXXpress, the adult store near work that I never noticed until just a couple of years ago. Considering the blissful, slightly drugged-out look on Beth and Dave's faces after they visited the store, perhaps gift certificates would be a good addition to the bonus program at work. Or not.