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Two things I did today:
1. Read part of a Dan Clowes book in which a schoolboy may or may not have committed a murder after reading about Leopold and Loeb (I didn't get far enough to find out).
2. Took part in a discussion of what the best way to dispose of a murdered body would be, which eventually turned to an analysis of where L&L had gone wrong.  (And then: the political, economic and biological factors influencing Voltron's formation and deformation.)

Comments

[Jacob Haller]

At my last job I came back from lunch one morning to find a couple of the secretaries giggling. One asked me, "If you had to hide a dead body in the office, where would you do it?"

I came up with four or five places pretty quickly. I think they were a little disturbed.

[Matt Weiner]

A good way to hide a body would be to put it in a closet or cabinet of a dwelling you're about to rent to me. I often don't get around to opening those for a while.