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A Cat And Dog Play Scrabble In A Kitchen. 'grrr'
Shannon Wheeler
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Insomnia Jeopardy
Roz Chast
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A Small Dog Sits A Short Distance Away
Charles Barsotti
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And This Is Our Department Of Experimental
Robert Weber
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Facts Don't Matter
Joe Dator
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Two O-characters Stand By A Game Of Tic-tac-toe
Liana Finck
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A Body Lies Face Down In A Room Where The Walls
Shannon Wheeler
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What's Wrong With That Quiet Little Table For Two
Harry Bliss
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Mind If I Put The Game On
Paul Noth
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A Group Of Cowboys Are Playing Scrabble
John Klossner
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A Man In A Whack A Canadian Machine
Peter C. Vey
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Fans At A Football Game Sit In The Stands Wearing
Julian Rowe
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Of All Its Controversial Decisions
Zachary Kanin
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Stop Acting So Innocent
George Price
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Giant Cavemen Play Croquet Using The Stonehenge
Lee Lorenz
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Now Is The Part Of The Show When We Ask
Drew Dernavich
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Winning Is Crucial To My Retirement Plans
Al Ross
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A Wedding In Which The Characters Are All Chess
Benjamin Schwartz
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Don't You Get It? It Was Never About The Stick -
Pete Holmes
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Understand-a-mole
Will McPhail
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Nonviolent Clue
Tom Chitty
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Need I Remind You
Tom Cheney
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A Wife Says To A Curmudgeonly Man
Zachary Kanin
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Jason, I'd Like To Let You Play, But Soccer
Christopher Weyant
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New Yorker September 24th, 1990
Warren Miller
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A Bird Sits On A Wire With An Angry Bird. Digibuy
Kim Warp
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Two Surgeons Speak To Each Other In An Operating
Edward Steed
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Woman Is Standing In Doorway With Arms Crossed
David Borchart
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When Dr. Henderson Comes
Mike Twohy
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'hop? Jig? Dance? You're A Dancer? Sounds Like?
John O'Brien
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New Yorker April 20th, 1998
Harry Bliss
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O.k., You Be The Doctor, And I'll
Bernard Schoenbaum
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New Yorker September 12th, 1988
James Stevenson
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Rat Twister
Seth Fleishman
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Three Chess Pieces Are Seen On A Chess Board
Roz Chast
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'it Don't Mean A Thing If It Ain't Got That
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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New Yorker August 19th, 1950
Sam Cobean
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New Yorker May 22nd, 1954
Saul Steinberg
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A Game Show Called Red Wire Or Black Wire Showing
Farley Katz
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Good Beard Nice Beard
Harry Bliss
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A Los Angeles Boston Fan
Trevor Spaulding
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When You Let Go Of The Stick
Will McPhail
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Sad Man
Will McPhail
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The Passive-agressive Door-holding Game:
Carolita Johnson
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A Jewish Man Wielding A Scalpel Is Playing A Game
Paul Noth
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It's A Game Of Power
Jack Ziegler
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A Lawyer Says To A Contestant On A Game Show
Paul Noth
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A Shadow Of Its Former Self
William Haefeli
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An Old Man Says To Another Old Man
Avi Steinberg
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Everyone Happy?
Kim Warp
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Guilty!
Carl Rose
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New Yorker September 18th, 1995
Bob Knox
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At A Carnival The Banner Reads
Joe Dator
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Overruled!
Zachary Kanin
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New Yorker September 26th, 2005
John O'Brien
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New Yorker November 14th, 1964
Robert J. Day
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Do You Have Any Caddies Who Don't Grin?
Chon Day
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Now, You Take An Ordinary Person - That
Garrett Price
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Appeal To Authority
William Steig
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Marco Polo In A Pool With A Man Playing Marco Polo
Rich Sparks
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Cheers From The Hollyhock Middle School Chess
Roz Chast
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Bad News, Edward. Your Father's Lost The Castle
Michael Maslin
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Right Now All My Money Is In Poker
Peter C. Vey
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New Yorker October 18th, 2004
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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A Man And His Choo-choo
Victoria Roberts
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Mr. Webster
Danny Shanahan
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People Are O.k
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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O.k., You Could Have Been Great. Now Get
Charles Barsotti
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I Really Don't See How Giving You A Six-letter
J.C. Duffy
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I Don't Expect To Do As Well As The Market
Dean Vietor
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Would You Mind Terribly If I Took Back My Last
W.B. Park
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Let Justice Be Served. Pass It On
Robert Weber
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