Word Posters

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

$100

Fall Library

$100

A Cat And Dog Play Scrabble In A Kitchen. 'grrr'

$100

Give A Man A Fish

$100

If You're On A Budget

$100

Leon, You Are A Millennial Odyssey

$100

New Yorker November 23rd, 1998

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I Never Date - I'm Too Niche

$100

Can I Bring You Something Else To Complain About?

$100

Mother's Ninety-one And Still Depreciating

$100

In Our Little Socioeconomic Group

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They're Harmless When They're Alone

$100

New Yorker September 14th, 1998

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Everything About Her Spelled Trouble

$100

Live Laugh Love

$100

Vetting

$100

Is There A Dramaturge In The House?

$100

I Can't Believe You Symbolize Peace When You're

$100

Have You Given Much Thought To What Kind Of Job

$100

No, But I Can Tell You The Meaning Of Whole Or

$100

New Yorker November 14th, 1994

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The Weeds - I Want 'em Whacked

$100

I'm Making An Effort To Limit My Dependence

$100

Curiosity

$100

Want To Bitch For One More Lap?

$100

Aristotle With A Bust Of Homer:

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Oh, God! Here Comes Little Miss Perky

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Hey, Don't Blame Me. I Don't Make The Laws -

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We're Off To The Tweed Bar

$100

We Do All Those Old Tricks Electronically Now

$100

Have You Got Anything That Doesn't Look Like

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There's A Thin Line

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You Creep!

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I Can't Believe This Is Happening To Me

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New Yorker August 29th, 1988

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'life Cycle'

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Looking Pretty Undocumented

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Flow Chart

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New Yorker November 21st, 1994

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This Next Song's About Pain

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New Yorker July 31st, 1971

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His Last Words Were 'let's Go Mets.'

$100

New Yorker December 11th, 2006

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Drunk Hampton "may I Have This Dance

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New Yorker January 11th, 1988

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Sometimes I Give Myself The Creeps

$100

New Yorker June 13th, 1994

$100

He Didn't Have Any Last Words. He Just Sang

$100

Andy Plays Perfectly Well With Others - It's

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So - Are You Ready To Reveal Your Sources?

$100

You know the words

$100

Who Was It Said 'into Each Life Must Come A Cow'?

$100

Q: What Happened To Tim And Ed? A: Tim

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How Do You Spell That Word 'ennui' ?

$100

Would You Care To Step Outside And Repeat That?

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I Think This One's In The Bag

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New Yorker February 6th, 2006

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I Have My Pants Put On One Leg At A Time

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The One Word You Have To Understand

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You Drive Yourself Too Hard. You Really

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If You're Happy And You Know

$100

Sorry. Dr. Gove Ain't In

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New Yorker November 19th, 1984

$100

Fred, This Is Congressman Morlen

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New Yorker May 1st, 1943

$100

I Suppose This Means The Usual Communique. 'a

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Wait A Minute. We're Lemurs! Lemurs!

$100

I Wasn't Born Yesterday

$100

His Words Not Mine

$100