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One of our favorite pastes is Mae Ploy, a fairly sweet blend that the label helpfully advises is “For Chicken.”

THE ARROWS COOKBOOK Clark Frasier 2003

Arrête tes conneries! ", which Ms. Brenner helpfully translates as" Stop your bullshit! "

Who Stole the Squeeze Bottle? Exquisite Mayhem at Daniel 2002

Arrête tes conneries! ", which Ms. Brenner helpfully translates as" Stop your bullshit! "

Who Stole the Squeeze Bottle? Exquisite Mayhem at Daniel 2002

Though maybe the Right will succeed in helpfully eliding the two in the coming years.

Matthew Yglesias » Supporting the Troops 2007

They'll bury their art in a time capsule to be opened exactly 50 years later by a future generation of schoolchildren in 2009 or, as the titles helpfully declare minutes later, "Present Day."

Film Experience Blog 2009

Set in 1966, during what an opening title helpfully labels "the greatest era for British rock 'n' roll," the movie takes place almost entirely on a massive, red-hulled ship that has been converted into a radio station for the purpose of promulgating the devil's music to Britain's unsuspecting populace, who would otherwise be limited to the rock-free BBC.

The Clog 2009

Jay fronts a band called Tamarama, its name helpfully evocative of its sound, soft rock that calls to mind afternoons on airy beaches and the effect of taking two Ambiens.

Slate Magazine 2009

The BBC "helpfully" have an article that tells us that it is fine for Sharia law to be used in the UK after all those Jews have their own courts - take a look at this article.

Archive 2008-02-01 Not a sheep 2008

Those aren't names, they are child abuse rofl ... that's what I was thinking about all the names my MIL so "helpfully" suggested.

On the Naming of Kids kittenpie 2008

That's after figuring out which document is which, since the person who "helpfully" upgraded their computer to OS X didn't realize that the filenames were also encoded in MacJapanese, and would turn into garbage.

Making Light: The "agency model" as I understand it 2010