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I'd Just Like To Know What In Hell Is Happening

George Booth

$105

New Yorker June 10th, 1991

Donald Reilly

$105

The Phrase You're Groping For Is 'thank You.'

Lee Lorenz

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'retirement Training Program' Very Good

Kim Warp

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New Yorker April 25th, 1970

Saul Steinberg

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Dumb Down

William Haefeli

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Let The Record Show

Al Ross

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My Wife Went To Vassar

Richard Cline

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College Student Leaving Parents

Carolita Johnson

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Felicia, Both Your Father And I Feel You're

Robert Weber

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I'm Overcompensated

Robert Weber

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Frankly, I Hate Weekends. They Break My Momentum

Dean Vietor

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This One's For Being A Nice Guy

Robert Weber

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The Music Was So Loud I Couldn't Hear Myself Talk

Robert Weber

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I Believe I've Earned The Right To Your Respect

Lee Lorenz

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You Have To Be Sensitive To The Fact That Other

William Haefeli

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I Like To Think Of Myself As A Nice Guy

Mike Twohy

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Before Prozac

Lee Lorenz

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I Understand Completely. I Like Good Movies

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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Maybe This Will Make You Less Of A Jerk!

Edward Koren

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Everybody Comfortable? Got What They Want? Know

William Hamilton

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I Thought We Had Something Special Going -

Richard Cline

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Subsequent Peace Agreements

Barry Blitt

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Every Time Mother Speaks

George Booth

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Let's Go Someplace Where I Can Talk

Robert Weber

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I Don't Have Lunch. I Have People Who Do That

Richard Cline

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It's A Cage. It's Gilded

Charles Barsotti

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They Say You Are A Great Warrior

Frank Cotham

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And Now, The Award For Most Chutzpah By An

Michael Maslin

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Puck Building Shoot-out

Michael Crawford

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And Just Who The Hell Are You To Tell Me I'm

Mort Gerberg

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The Most Important Thing Is To Believe

Edward Frascino

$105

Yes, I Am Having An Affair. Why Do You Ask?

Richard Cline

$105

Then Don't Think

Richard Cline

$105

New Yorker November 22nd, 1993

Arnie Levin

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Actually, I'd Written Off The Nineties

Mike Twohy

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Ever The Gentleman

Charles Barsotti

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We Had The Usual Exchange Of Gifts - She Gave

Lee Lorenz

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I'd Like You Two To Meet Will And Diane Clampett

Robert Weber

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Oh, Like You Know Something The Internet Doesn't

Charles Barsotti

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The Caterers Haven't Shown

Robert Weber

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Sorry About The Mask. I'm Always Afraid My Fame

Warren Miller

$105

His Only Request Was That He Be Buried

Michael Maslin

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Let's Face It - I'm A Bit Of A Control Freak

James Stevenson

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Eat Your Lunch

Charles Barsotti

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The Dark Side Of The Lone Ranger 'what

Jack Ziegler

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My Not Wearing A Hairpiece Indicates To Others

Robert Weber

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I Never Get Sick

Edward Koren

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That's Good Old Ralph For You. Even When He's

Warren Miller

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Steer Clear Of That Group. They're All Terribly

Edward Frascino

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There Is A Perfect Example Of What Is Wrong

James Mulligan

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The Man With The Purposeful Stride

W.B. Park

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One Tough Bird

Charles Barsotti

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New Yorker August 4th, 1986

Henry Martin

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More, Please. Americans Overeat, And, By God

Robert Weber

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Yes, I'm Mr. Edlington, But You're Probably

Stan Hunt

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New Yorker April 9th, 1966

Saul Steinberg

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Stop Knocking The Paintings

Joseph Mirachi

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Leave The Curtains Open Tonight

Mary Petty

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Rarely, If Ever, Has Any Contender In The Masters

James Stevenson

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New Yorker November 14th, 1953

Saul Steinberg

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New Yorker October 23rd, 1954

Charles E. Martin

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New Yorker June 30th, 1962

Saul Steinberg

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Oh, I Always Send Condolences - Providing I've

Helen E. Hokinson

$105

Did You Notice That Reference To Me In The Paper

Perry Barlow

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It's Some Foolishness He Picked Up At College

Richard Decker

$105

Let's Not Get Cocky Ma'am

Benjamin Schwartz

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