myStrangerFace Yeah, it's a copy of that.

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7:06 AM

--MC commented on SL Letter of the Day: Have You Ever Heard of...?.

34 responses and nobody's twigged that what he really wants is to say to his friends, I went out with this girl and she gave me the clap. Puns and their enthusiasts.

7:03 AM

--MC commented on Large Black Beanbag Under the Overpass Watch.

It's a pod! When it pops open, it'll be full of drab aliens who will move into those new buildings they're making for them on the Hill.

1:52 PM yesterday

--MC commented on Did You Cry at the Tornado Dog Sweeping the Internet?.

I don't cry cause I'm tough like Charles Mudede, I'm as stoic as Buster Keaton in his heyday

1:00 PM yesterday

--MC commented on Would You Like to Be Entertained for a Shorter Period or a Longer Period?.

If reading = mere entertainment, then I give up. I thought it had something to do with knowledge gathering.

May 20

--MC commented on I Will Never Waste an Opportunity to Post the Cartoon Video for "Angie Baby".

Not a patch on the amazingly weird appearance of Helen Reddy on Carol Burnett's show, singing this song, while Carol and Tim Conway -- Tim Conway for crap's sake -- acted it out in the background. Not on Youtube so you just have to take my word for it.

May 13

--MC commented on There Is No Goldy.

But at home in bed, late at night, she fantasizes about Barry White. Barry, Barry White.

May 9

--MC commented on President Obama Murdered Ambassador Stevens Just Like He Murdered Vince Foster.

No, Goldy! Hilary murdered Vince Foster, don't you remember? She did it because she was a woman in high political office.

May 7

--MC commented on Worn Out.

So, no truth to the rumor that if your nail place has an image of a woman holding a rose on the front door or window, that the place is owned by Moonies?

May 7

--MC commented on "Tattoos Are the Ultimate Branding Statement".

"One night, munching popcorn in my dorm, I hatched the idea of a tattoo. It was the mid-1970s and a tattoo was not what it is today. Tattoos were for sailors, bikers and Janis Joplin. It would be 20 years before they were reinvented as fake tribal indicators of urban cool."

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/05/boomin…