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They Moved My Bowl
Charles Barsotti
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You're Not Crazy. You Want Crazy?
Jason Patterson
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And Only You Can Hear This Whistle?
Charles Barsotti
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And When Did You First Realize You Weren't Like
Michael Maslin
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New Yorker June 10th, 1991
Donald Reilly
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New Yorker August 7th, 2006
Roz Chast
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I'm Going To Be Late
Leo Cullum
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I'm Sorry, But So Far Medical Science Hasn't Come
Robert Weber
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New Yorker October 7th, 1991
Mike Twohy
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Don't Worry. Fantasies About Devouring
Lee Lorenz
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New Yorker September 24th, 1990
Roz Chast
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That's Eleanor. She's A Fact Checker
David Sipress
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What Makes You Think Frank Sinatra
Dana Fradon
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Because When You Put The Rorschachs In Your Pants
J.C. Duffy
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How Would You Feel If The Mouse Did That To You?
William Steig
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To This Day
Donald Reilly
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And When Did It ?rst Occur To You That Perhaps
Frank Modell
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A Miner Says To Two Other Miners As They Look
Farley Katz
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It's All Part Of Life. In Time
Charles Barsotti
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They Had Her Psychoanalyzed Until She Was Going
Mary Petty
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We Can Work Up To Antidepressants
Joe Dator
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O.k., You Told Me So. May I Continue
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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It Was A Very Bleak Period In My Life
Henry Martin
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A Therapist Shows A Cow
Edward Steed
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A Carved Pumpkin With A Frowning Face
Karen Sneider
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In A Psychiatrist's Office
Victoria Roberts
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A Super Hero Is Seen Lying
Leo Cullum
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There Are No Wrong Answers - Only Perceived
Mike Twohy
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Oh Well, What Does A Jester Know?
Charles Barsotti
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Am I A Happy Man Or Just An Asymptomatic One?
Barbara Smaller
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Monkey See, Monkey Overanalyze
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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Sure I'm Alfred The Great Now
Charles Barsotti
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Why Me?
Charles Barsotti
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Would The Gentleman Prefer An Antidepressant?
Christopher Weyant
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Albert The Great - What A Joke
Charles Barsotti
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It's A Cage. It's Gilded
Charles Barsotti
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'i'm So Miserable. I Don't Know What
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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You're Born
Victoria Roberts
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I Find It Very Significant That
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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New Yorker December 20th, 1993
John O'Brien
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First, We'll Look For Repressed Memories
Frank Cotham
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'. . . And I Haven't Met Anyone Interesting
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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My Goodness
J.C. Duffy
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Something You Have To Accept
Arnie Levin
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If I Ever Make A Phone Call From A Bus
Victoria Roberts
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Dr. Stolner Says It Might Be Nice If I Let
Robert Weber
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Out-of-body Experience
Lee Lorenz
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Do You Think Your Failure To Bloom
Henry Martin
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You Needn't Feel Guilty. You Earned The Fortune
Henry Martin
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I Feel Like There Are Two People In This Body!
George Booth
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Has It Ever Occurred To You Just To Say
Jack Ziegler
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New Yorker December 14th, 1992
Bill Woodman
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The Apartment Complex
Ann McCarthy
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New Yorker March 10th, 1973
Dana Fradon
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New Yorker November 1st, 1976
Warren Miller
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New Yorker May 15th, 1971
Frank Modell
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New Yorker March 31st, 1975
Lou Myers
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New Yorker March 12th, 1979
Al Ross
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I'm Terribly Sorry
Robert Weber
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My Mother Doesn't Understand Me
Edward Frascino
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Henry Viii Discloses His Dream Life
Peter Arno
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It's That Dream I Had Last Night -
Richard Decker
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I Would Suggest That You Have Two Means
Frank Modell
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And My Dog Doesn't Like Me Any More Either
Peter Arno
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New Yorker January 8th, 1955
William Steig
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Now Just Say The ?rst Thing That Comes
Mischa Richter
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I Realize That Those Of You Who Are Planning
Ed Fisher
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Get Out And Mingle With The Other Schizophrenes
Mary Petty
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Then She Said
Frank Modell
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Don't You Think
Alan Dunn
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Now I'm Well
Barbara Shermund
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Don't Let It Worry You. You Should Have An
Garrett Price
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