Classic American Bifurcation
Created on: June 28th, 2011
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+d. but why purge ourselves of eternal purgatory? the lowest form of humor? limbo it is, then...
[i]damn it[/i], I did it again. and you're right, it's not even clever. most of my puns are a stretch (but it's only because life should be more elastic).
you might find my puns corny, but the native americans thought they were a-maize-ing. made a french joke about their bread once - it was downright pain-ful.
baguette!
[i]damn it[/i], I did it again. and you're right, it's not even clever. most of my puns are a stretch (but it's only because life should be more elastic).
you might find my puns corny, but the native americans thought they were a-maize-ing. made a french joke about their bread once - it was downright pain-ful.
baguette!
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