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New Yorker April 23rd, 1932

Ira Glass

Priest Speaks to Gathered Mourners at A Funeral

New Yorker August 27 1938

They Moved to France

His Only Request Was That He Be Buried

Try Not to Fill up on Bread

I Want My Ashes Scattered Over Bergdorf's

New Yorker April 22 1939

I Don't Have Time To Talk About This Now. Can't

His Last Words Were 'let's Go Mets.'

I Need A Cat Ugly Enough To Be An Internet

Thirty Million in Grants

Humor Should Be Employed To Defuse Tension

Kittens and Groceries

Happy Fortieth. I'll Take The Muscle Tone

'how We Die' - Fabulous!

Book me seat me treat me bad

Feel Free to Borrow any Book

Bark at Every Single thing

Good News Better News Bad New Worse News

I Want To Be Feared As A Tyrant

Eating the Bay Leaf

A Carefully Worded Email

Invited To A Cookout

Already Melted

The Road to Free Filing

How To Talk To People

That Thing You Just Said

What Did You do This Weekend?

Let Him Finish

Neighborhoods Finest

Interest Rate Torture

Goodbye to Back Pain and Pigeons

The Problem of Pillaging and Plundering Songs

Shame on You

Slower While You're in it

She's Doing It

Take Some Identification With You In Case You Die

The Secret Life of Owls

Hat or no Hat?

Todd Unloaded the Dishwasher

Viewer Discretion Is Advised

The Sound of the Gentle Waves Kissing the Shore

The Riddle of the Sphinx

Introducing Modernism

A White Man with a Terrible Personality

Within Three to Five Business Days

New Yorker April 24th, 2000

A Christmas Carol

Comparing Apples and Oranges

Galaxy Date

Not Laughing at You

Cats are Supposed to be Aloof

A Relaxing Weekend

The Funny One

A Lending Aquarium

As a Juror

A Monster

Patience and Fortitude

New Yorker December 17 1932

Don't Worry About Me

Corn On The Cod

Perfectly Good Rocks

I Think We Should Go Electric