Dieinahole42's complete guide to table etiquette
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Last published Tue, Apr 19, 2016
A complete guide to table etiquette and general management of ones self in the presence of others and in the presence of none but yourself. Tune in every day (excepting Sunday, the holy day) for a new dingleberry of wisdom regarding polite conduct.
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