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madmadmargo said…
These are all great! My first laugh of the day....thanks.
nonamedufus said…
It's amazing what editorial cartoonists can come up with, isn't it?
P.J. said…
I particularly like the one three from the top and the one three from the bottom. :)
What is a "Miley Cyrus" and is it a deadly Canadian toxin that I need to worry about??
nonamedufus said…
Both good choices, P.J.
nonamedufus said…
I don't know either but lots of people seem to laugh a lot when her name gets mentioned.
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