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Mar 26, 20102

Dear Grace: My girl is contributing to the global recession. What do I do?

By Grace Yip in Dear Grace

It’s the return of “Dear Grace” with Grace Yip at the helm. She will solve all of your lesbionic problems in just a few paragraphs, so you can process less and do more.

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Sep 8, 20094

Bonus “Dear Grace”: Proper Etiquette on Public Transportation

By Grace Law in Dear Grace

Part Dear Abby, Part Miss Manners – with bite, Grace Law writes an eloquent post about how to behave like a respectable lady on public transportation.

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Sep 1, 20095

Dear Grace #1: Help! My girlfriend snoozes for an hour to the KTU morning show!

By Grace Law in Dear Grace, Featured

Grace of Law With Grace saves the world one lesbian at a time in her brand spankin’ new advice column on Grace The Spot.

In her inaugural column, she attempts to save a poor lesbian from the clutches of Kourtney Kardashian.

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