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Hallmark Drawing - Howard, I Think The Dog Wants To Go Out by Arnie Levin

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The Emergence Of Language Cave Woman: 'we Need

Gotta Run, Sweetheart. By The Way, That Was One

Robert Weber

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I'm Certain I Speak For The Entire Legal

Leo Cullum

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I Bit Someone Once. It Tasted Like Chicken

Leo Cullum

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Yoo-hoo. Time To Climb The Stairway To Paradise

George Price

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Remember, Son, These Are Your Tax-free Years

Bernard Schoenbaum

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Today Is The Day I Start The New Me!

George Booth

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The Figures For The Last Quarter Are In. We Made

Warren Miller

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Don't Get Me Wrong. Legality Has Its Place

Is It Any Wonder You Got Coal In Your Stocking?

New Yorker May 29th, 1995

Tom Cheney

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I Just Now Dreamed I Was In Bed Watching Tv

George Booth

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I'm Going To Run Away And Join The Circus

Roz Chast

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It's Brooklyn Clam Chowder - You Got A Problem

Damn It, Conway, When I Say Cheer Up, Don't Give

Stan Hunt

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It's My Birthday. Churn Out Some Hype

James Stevenson

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This Year, Tax Reform Has Radically Changed

George Booth

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Frankly, I Hate Weekends. They Break My Momentum

Dean Vietor

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New Yorker May 14th, 1984

Leo Cullum

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Before We Do Another Thing

Robert J. Day

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If You Would Like To Receive A Guaranteed Annual

Robert Weber

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When I First Saw Your Mother

Leo Cullum

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I'd Like To Have Myself Declared Legally Blonde

'the Girl Who Can't Say No Meets The Boy Who

The Final Voyage Of The Starship Enterprise

Danny Shanahan

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We Used To Feel Your Pain

Mick Stevens

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Damn It, Gwendolyn, You Knew When You Married

New Yorker September 25th, 1995

How Frustrating. The Crystal Ball Is Down Again

Robert Weber

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Fred's Tie: A Momentary Lapse Of Judgement Or

Roz Chast

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I'm Not Eating Breakfast This Morning

George Booth

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Why Don't You Run Up Some Firewood While I Go

Donald Reilly

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I'm Sorry, Ms. Greer, But I Can't Function

Robert Weber

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Now, If Only Daddy Were Rich And Mommy

Michael Crawford

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I'd Like To Give You A Break

Michael Crawford

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Here At Jackson & Bellnot Casualization Has Gone

Lee Lorenz

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New Yorker May 20th, 1991

Do You, Edward And King, Take Susan And Fluffy

Henry Martin

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And, Finally, After A Day Of Record Trading

Lee Lorenz

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Let's Face It - Man's Best Friend Is Money

Bernard Schoenbaum

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You'll Be Working With Simmons

Danny Shanahan

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New Yorker June 5th, 1995

Tom Cheney

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I Still Think A Simple Pedestrian Mall

Jack Ziegler

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Shadow, Nothing. I Saw Elvis

Danny Shanahan

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My, Grandma, What A Big-shot Attorney You Have

Danny Shanahan

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He Would Have Disappeared Long Ago

Jack Ziegler

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I Do Have A Fallback Position

Leo Cullum

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I Don't Need My Antennae Any More. I Have Cable

New Yorker June 5th, 1995

I'll Stick With The Rubber Pork Chop

Yet She Never Gains An Ounce

Danny Shanahan

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