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One Dog Talks To Another
Paul Noth
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What's The Next Best Medicine?
Charles Barsotti
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Two Godzillas Talk To Each Other
Paul Noth
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I'm Going To France - I'm A Different Person
Victoria Roberts
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Either Cheer Up Or Take Off The Hat
William Steig
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Yoo-hoo. Time To Climb The Stairway To Paradise
George Price
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A Dog Addresses Another Dog In A Bar
David Sipress
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I Think I Accidentally Repressed My Good Memories
Pete Holmes
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New Yorker August 26th, 1991
Mort Gerberg
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New Yorker August 7th, 1954
Saul Steinberg
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Discouraging Data On The Antidepressant
Mike Twohy
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Two Angels Look On At God In His Throne
Paul Karasik
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No, It's Not Going To Be O.k
Frank Cotham
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At A Parent-teacher Conference
Drew Dernavich
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At The Corner Of Irate And Insane
Roz Chast
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No, Pamela, You Do Not Have 'a Right To Sing
Warren Miller
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David Never Gives Up. I Used To Think That
Charles Saxon
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For Gosh Sakes
Robert J. Day
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A Birthday Clown Pops A Balloon For A Little Boy
Emily Flake
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Two People Watch From An Ark As Animals Board
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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A Depressed Looking Man Says To His Wife
Carolita Johnson
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A Sad Looking Man At A Bar Speaks To Another Man
Ariel Molvig
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You're Not So Much Crying
Paul Noth
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Cheer Up, Nicole! What Does Princeton Know?
Michael Crawford
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More Lithium
Tom Cheney
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A Prozac Bottle Of Pills Labeled 'now In Holiday
Christopher Weyant
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Eye-opener
Arnie Levin
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Take Away His Brilliant Prose
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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It's A Breeze
Roz Chast
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New Yorker March 7th, 1994
Peter Porges
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Ah! Here It Is!
Michael Crawford
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Coming To A Theater Near You~ Dante & Virgil A
Edward Frascino
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Of Course You're Going To Be Depressed If
William Hamilton
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Angel Singing
Carter Goodrich
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Mr. Carmichael Won't Be In Today. He Was Beset
Arnie Levin
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My Stocks Are All Going Up Again. Is That A Bad
Helen E. Hokinson
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New Yorker February 20th, 1954
Saul Steinberg
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We Can Work Up To Antidepressants
Joe Dator
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New Yorker March 14 1936
Rea Irvin
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Our Cook Is Working Through A Lot Of Stuff
Mike Twohy
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New Yorker December 27th, 1976
Arnie Levin
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Avec Ce Dollar Deprecie
Carl Rose
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Birthday Dinner
David Sipress
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A Woman Walks Down The Street While Talking
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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A Dejected Man
Kaamran Hafeez
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Two Men In Coats Walk Down A Street Sidewalk
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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A Man Says To His Therapist
William Haefeli
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Jump-rope Rhymes For Adults -- Morbid Rhymes
Roz Chast
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A Woman At The Lost And Found Window Speaks
Joe Dator
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Don't Worry We'll Medicate
Frank Cotham
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Your Mother Just Wants To Let You Know That She's
Peter C. Vey
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Your Therapy Will Be A Combination Of Drugs
Mike Twohy
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It's My Youth
Barbara Smaller
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Hello, Son. I Suppose Chicken Farming Doesn't
Frank Cotham
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Am I A Happy Man Or Just An Asymptomatic One?
Barbara Smaller
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But Think Of All The Things You're Not Going
Frank Cotham
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Bankers Talking As They Pull Along Cartloads
Tom Cheney
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New Yorker January 24th, 2000
Jules Feiffer
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I've Always Been An Outsider
Lee Lorenz
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I Envy You - Laughing All Day Long
Edward Koren
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Man In A Deep Depression
William Steig
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I Want You To Know I'm Angry And Hurt
Edward Koren
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Fellow M.b.a. Graduates Of The Class Of '91 - Hey
Jack Ziegler
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I'm Beginning To Think It's Salsa That's Causing
Edward Koren
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Trisha, My Novellas About Rommel In Egypt
Richard Cline
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Surprise Party
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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Hi! I'm The Bluebird Of Happiness. Can I Get
Danny Shanahan
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But That's What Being An Artist Is - Feeling
Lee Lorenz
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Hey, You've Still Got A Job And I Still Get
W.B. Park
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New Yorker February 17th, 1992
Stephanie Skalisk
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It's A Shame. He's Lost The Will To Fetch
Al Ross
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Well, If I Felt Blue All The Time And I Found
Lee Lorenz
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