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Happy Week of the Lemur
by Stephen Lin, Editor in Chief
February 16, 2004 + Boston, MA

More Celebratory Laziness
A lemur. Man, we're just so freaking happy that it's the Year of the Monkey, we're giving you ANOTHER monkey-related theme week of content. *Nose growing longer.* Err, that is, I mean to say, it was REALLY busy here at the offices of Newmoanyeah! *Nose growing longer!* Damn it, I was busy with other crap and didn't have time to hunt down new content. *Nose shrnking.*

That said, I've been looking for an excuse to occassionally spotlight some of our talented and dashing writers. *Nose shrimking.* Whew, now that my nose is back to normal, please enjoy some highlights of Matt "The Lemur" VanWinkle's faboo career at Newmoanyeah.

FABOO!

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