Man Toddler T-Shirts

Yes I Came Back I Always Come Back

A Man And Dog Enter A Dog Run

Once Again I Find Myself In The Rather Awkward

A Man Thinks

Say, Why Don't We Go See The Hopper Show

The Years 1966 Through 1995 Are Blank Because

I think you are wonderful

You Seem To Know Something About Law. I Like

Coffee With the Paper

The Phrase You're Groping For Is 'thank You.'

Thank Goodness You're Here - I Can't Accomplish

Holy Cow! What Kind Of Crazy People Used To Live

What Do You Do? I'm A Lawyer. The Law. I

An Enormous Rain Drop Falls Out Of The Sky Onto

If You Lie Down With Pugs

Uh-oh. I Think They're Having A Bryn Mawr Moment

Tell Us Again About Monet

New Yorker July 26th, 1976

Dogs are men

Look, I'm Not Saying It's Going To Be Today. But

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I May Not Know Much About The Constitution

First Rule - What Happens In Accounting Stays

New Yorker November 14th, 1994

Something Drinkable Right Now

Sure, We Need Affordable Housing - Just So Long

You're Kidding! You Count S.a.t.s?

Give A Man A Fish

Howard, I Think The Dog Wants To Go Out

I Finally Feel I Can Accept The Things I'm

What Do I Do? I Drive A Maserati

Smashing your Records

You And Your Damned Brooks Brothers Shirt!

Two Men Are Seen Speaking At A Bar

It Was A Very Bleak Period In My Life

I ask you

New Yorker July 4th, 1983

Yoo-hoo. Time To Climb The Stairway To Paradise

A Man In An Office Cubicle Holds A Chair

I've Got A Good Feeling This Time

All I'm Saying Is That To Blame Everything

And Don't Go Whining To Some Higher Court

You Want Only Happiness

Cat Litter You Dummy Not Cat Food #1

Two Women Stand At A Table In A Cafe

Cookie and no cookie

Title: Conspiracy Theories $10 A Boy Is Slumped

Hey, I Don't See Harry Truman's Name

It's Good To Know About Trees. Just Remember

Forget

In A Stereotypical Interrogation Room

Listen To Me As Your Friend And Lover

To Hell With A Balanced Portfolio. I Want

And, Hey, Don't Kill Yourself Trying To Pay

New Yorker February 11th, 1956

I Don't Suppose You Remembered The Tax-deduction

And Just What Color Are Your Husband's Beady

Good God! He's Giving The White-collar Voters'

A Man Sells A Boy Leading A Cow Beans -- Jack

Costco On A Saturday

No Matter How I Treated

Sharing An Office

The Man Who Knew Enough

Fenwick, Benton & Perkins. How May I Direct

I Just Got Damn Well Fed Up With Being Formal All

I Do Ballet

Child Wearing A Hazmat Suit Holding A Sparkler

A Caveman And Cavewoman Sit On The Floor #1

Office Workers Sit In Round Cubicles

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