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Hilarious! I really dig this "brit" stuff you're regularly posting, Norm. Thanks!
I particularly enjoyed his list of people in heaven. I'm sure, Dubya & co. wouldn't expect these guys!
That was totally brilliant, Very witty. I think to myself sometimes, how the hell do you write all that
Kevorkian
What is it that separates life from death? What is the vital essence, that immeasurable something that is here one minute, and gone the next, and with it gone all of subjective existence? His career has been as tragic as that of the chemist who thought he could understand a love letter by performing an analysis of its ink.
huh? I thought I heard someone say "Earth is cool."
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