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The Last Brunch
Roz Chast
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An Angel Therapist Takes Notes As God Lays
Carolita Johnson
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The Penultimate Temptation of Christ
Emily Flake
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He Knows What You Did In Las Vegas
Frank Cotham
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Gloria Vanderbilt's Bedroom
Horst P. Horst
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Three Men On Camels Look At The Night Sky. One
Jack Ziegler
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New Yorker December 22nd, 1962
William Steig
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New Yorker December 22nd, 1951
Will Cotton
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I Hope You Are Aware
Leonard Dove
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Stop Calling This Adulting
Sara Lautman
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Now Remember
Alain
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There I Go - Still Writing 'b.c.' On My Checks
Paul Noth
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Goodness, What Do You Suppose The Rector's
Robert J. Day
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Sometimes I Wonder If We Haven't Carried
Eldon Dedini
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New Yorker December 21st, 1968
Charles E Martin
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Rabbits And Chicks Looking At Display Of Choclate
Christopher Weyant
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I Say We Throw The Damn Things Overboard
Michael Shaw
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New Yorker December 21st, 1992
Ronald Searle
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Fosdick Next Week
Bruce Bairnsfather
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New Yorker September 28th, 1940
Alain
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New Yorker August 26th, 1944
M. K. Barlow
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Dearly Beloved
Leonard Dove
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I'm Afraid It's Beginning To Show A Little On Top
Richard Taylor
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Oh, Boy, It's Working!
Robert J. Day
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Now Who Shall Say Grace?
Peter Arno
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New Yorker July 18th, 1942
Constantin Alajalov
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Tell Me Frankly
Chon Day
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I Liked The Music
Perry Barlow
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Flyers Are Left Scattered By The Boulder Blocking
Bob Eckstein
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The Sullen 40-to-54-year-old Demographic
Michael Shaw
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New Yorker March 24th, 2008
Mike Twohy
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?i?ve Accepted Him As My Personal Trainer.?
Eric Lewis
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New Yorker November 24th, 1975
Edward Koren
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Do You Have Any Idea How Deep This Would Be If
John Jonik
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My Text This Morning Is Taken From Paragraph 15
Alan Dunn
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When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder
Mischa Richter
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New Yorker July 14th, 1956
Dana Fradon
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According To My Latest Poll
James Stevenson
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I Can't Help That
Richard Decker
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Forgive Me My Trespasses
Chon Day
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New Yorker February 5th, 1944
Alain
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We Were Wondering If You'd Mind Moving To One
Roberta Macdonald
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I Don't Show Up Here As Much As I'd Like
Richard Taylor
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Well Sir Mauldred Foil The Saracen In?del?
Ned Hilton
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The Thing That Gets
Alain
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Just Walk Around And Mingle. Don't Drink More
Richard Decker
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I See Aubrey Arden Is Getting Married
Mischa Richter
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New Yorker November 9th, 1940
Chon Day
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New Yorker August 9th, 1941
Alain
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New Yorker March 1st, 1941
Gardner Rea
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. . . And Now Let Us Pray Silently For A Moment
Alain
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But Is There Anything Left To Give Up For Lent?
Gardner Rea
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Did I Tell You I've Received A Call To St
Peter Arno
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The Kind Of Stuff They're Fobbing
Robert J. Day
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Well, I Liked It, But Of Course Our Tastes
Chon Day
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And This One Sinned By Breaking The Eighth
Richard Decker
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May We See It Hop? It's For A Sunday-school Play
Barbara Shermund
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New Yorker June 27th, 1942
Constantin Alajalov
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New Yorker April 13th, 1940
Otto Soglow
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I Can't Keep My Feet Still
Chon Day
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I Realize This Is Like Carrying Coals
Chon Day
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New Yorker December 4th, 1943
Robert J. Day
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I'm Telling You For The Last Time - Keep The Hell
Robert J. Day
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I've Been Telling Him An Old-fashioned
Perry Barlow
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Oh, Shucks! Dog Bite It! Gosh! Mercy Me!
Mischa Richter
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There's No Problem Getting A Gig On Cable
David Sipress
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I Think You'd Enjoy 'star And Garter
Alain
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The Last Barbecue of Summer
Ali Solomon
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Oh, Christ - It's Your Mother
Harry Bliss
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Jesus Christ! Do You Realize That Now I Actually
William Hamilton
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The Whole Nativity Scene
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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A Man On A Low Rider Motorcycle Makes His Way
Kim Warp
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