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  <title>Comments for Jeff&apos;s old desk stories</title>
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    <title>Jeff&apos;s old desk stories</title>
    <summary>Jeff Jarvis revisits some copy desk stories from his days in the paper business in Chicago: On my first day at Chicago Today, I made...</summary>
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      <![CDATA[<p>Jeff Jarvis <a href="http://www.buzzmachine.com/">revisits some copy desk stories</a> from his days in the paper business in Chicago:</p>
<blockquote>On my first day at Chicago Today, I made the mistake of going to the men's room. There, I saw a guy brushing his teeth over the toilet. But that was nothing. A reporter... finished relieving himself at the man-only appliance and then took his happy willy to the sink and aggressively washed it. I then understood why the other guy didn't want to brush his teeth there.</blockquote>
<p>Bonus points to Jeff for being exactly the sort of guy who can use the phrase &quot;man-only applicance&quot; non-ironically and have it work for him. I'm just going to preemptively redact my own pithy anecdotes about the ink-stained wretches I've worked with.</p>]]>
      
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