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The Jury Will Disregard The Witness's Last
Lee Lorenz
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I Had An Epiphany
John Kane
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A Dirty-looking Beggar Tries To Pick
Danny Shanahan
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A Group Of Cowboys Are Playing Scrabble
John Klossner
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One Squirrel To Another
Joe Dator
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Tell Us Again About Monet
James Stevenson
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Sometimes It's Easier If You Break The Work
Drew Dernavich
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I'm Sick Of Experts Telling Me What Paints
John McNamee
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It's The Dog
George Booth
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You'll Feel A Pinch And Then A Burn
Charlie Hankin
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Objection Sustained
Tom Cheney
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The Candy On The Pillow Is A Nicety Of The House
Warren Miller
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Anytime I've Ever Been Asked 'what Do You Want
Joe Dator
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Let's Swap Some Cats Today
George Booth
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Is That What They Teach You At Caddy School
James Stevenson
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A Man In An Office
Barbara Smaller
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An Old Married Couple Sitting On Their Porch
Frank Cotham
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Captionless. Bumper Sticker On Car Reads: Thanks
Mike Twohy
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Want To Bitch For One More Lap?
Kim Warp
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New Yorker October 3rd, 2016
Roz Chast
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New Yorker October 3rd, 1994
Mischa Richter
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In The First Panel
Roz Chast
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A Cupcake Talks To A Muffin. Captionless
Farley Katz
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Annals Of Medicine
Barry Blitt
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Everybody Has A Headache Since We Switched
Peter C. Vey
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I Think, Gentlemen, It's Time To Plan The Annual
Henry Martin
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A Woman Shows A Friend A Room In Her House That
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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One Office Worker
Peter C. Vey
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An Elderly Woman Calls Out From The Front Door
David Borchart
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Two Parts Of A Yin Yang That Are Both The Same
Kim Warp
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Monday
Tom Cheney
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The 40-year-old Virgin Olive Oil
Zachary Kanin
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I Would Like To Be Supported
Victoria Roberts
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You Fix It By Buying A New One
Barbara Smaller
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He Took It Back - Why Can't You?
Charles Barsotti
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The Easiest Life In The World
Roz Chast
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Mr. Blockert Will See
Michael Maslin
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Get Me Everything We Have On Poor People
David Sipress
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Let's Just Stay In And Contribute
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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Wife Talking To Neighbor About Husband
Mike Twohy
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Do You Think I Wanted To Get The Paper Towels
William Haefeli
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But Think Of All The Things You're Not Going
Frank Cotham
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No, Really, I Love It When You Talk In Sentences
Lee Lorenz
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New Yorker October 3rd, 2016
Amy Hwang
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Give Me Liberty
Benjamin Schwartz
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For Your Comfort
Edward Steed
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Yes, You've Mentioned This 'facebook'
Sara Lautman
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Oh, Great, The Fundamentalists Are Back
Drew Panckeri
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Do I Want The Job? Huh
Tom Chitty
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New Yorker October 3rd, 2016
Corey Pandolph
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New Yorker October 3rd, 2016
Ken Krimstein
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Go Find Out Why A Peasant Is Giggling At Midday
Frank Cotham
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Sounds Like Fun
Henry Martin
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Oh, Come On, What's A Martini Without An Olive?
Charles Barsotti
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Pay Princess No Heed
Edward Koren
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More Sleaze
Bernard Schoenbaum
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Do You Think We Could Be Happy In Three Thousand
Richard Cline
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I Leave Messages In The Pussycats' Little
George Booth
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We Must Hurry Back! The Casino Is On Fire!
Warren Miller
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Channel Thirteen Takes On The Networks
Roz Chast
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One Of You Will Have To Remain Behind
Danny Shanahan
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I'm Sick Of Writing Book Reports On Spec
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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The Dumpling Baths Of Szechwan Province
Jack Ziegler
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How About If I Just Put A Knot On Your Head
Frank Cotham
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New Yorker October 3rd, 1994
Warren Miller
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It's Settled
J.P. Rini
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You Can't Be Too Rich Or Too Thin
Robert Weber
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Butt Out, Buster! Who The Hell Do You Think
Mort Gerberg
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Would The Owner Of The 1985 Ford Station Wagon
Jack Ziegler
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I'm Learning To Capitalize On My Faults
Robert Weber
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New Yorker October 3rd, 1977
Saul Steinberg
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Of Course I Want To Grow As A Person
Eric Teitelbaum
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