For those of you wondering about the appropriate point for being nasty about Davy Jones, Andrew Brietbart, or (admittedly less likely) James Q. Wilson, here’s a handy chart:

So, um, I say four months.
[Image via I love charts]
For those of you wondering about the appropriate point for being nasty about Davy Jones, Andrew Brietbart, or (admittedly less likely) James Q. Wilson, here’s a handy chart:

So, um, I say four months.
[Image via I love charts]
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