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- Rely on your back catalogue #1
- The History of Grob #04
- Sell books from a box in your garage
- The ending should have a twist... or should it?
- Explain how clever you are
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I do love me a good simplistic joke. :)
ReplyDeleteLOL :D
ReplyDeleteahh, very good
ReplyDeleteWell played good sir, well played
ReplyDeleteThis trick won´t work twice. You know that, right?
ReplyDeleteIs this a new beauty contest I don't know about? Will she be promoting world peace and prevent starvation and wars?
ReplyDelete;-)
bwa ha ha ha
ReplyDeleteThe most elegantly simple post I've seen in a while! Brilliant.
ReplyDeleteTouche
ReplyDeleteKnow the feeling!
ReplyDeleteI want a pony. Can we have a pony?
ReplyDeleteThis one was particularly gripping.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry, but I (really) envy you your brilliance, Mr. Stickley.
ReplyDeleteOf course. :)
ReplyDeleteBeware John Cage's estate.
ReplyDeleteTsk squared! Missing the deadline a second time and thinking it won't go unnoticed...!
ReplyDeleteGenius.
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