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Toons For The Times
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Yea, I know Franc but I personally hope she stays around for a while. With her at the top of the Democratic totem pole they are doomed. Besides, she is usually good for a giggle if not an outright guffaw.
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Say what you will, you'll have to admit that penalties under Sharia are nothing if not consistent!
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Couldn't have said it better. One of the things I keep telling the specialists is "why are you so much in a rush to get my crippled a$$ back to work when there are thousands of perfectly able bodied people standing around collecting welfare. Why should I have to be in pain all the time and be forced to support their lazy butt?"
http://time.com/4839404/michael-bond-padding-bear-marmalade/
A statue of Paddington Bear in central London has become a shrine to the late children's author Michael Bond, with fans leaving flowers and jars of marmalade.
The bronze sculpture of the children's book character, found on platform 1 of the train station that lent its name to the beloved bear, has been adorned with flowers and jars of Paddington's favourite food.
A statue of Paddington Bear in central London has become a shrine to the late children's author Michael Bond, with fans leaving flowers and jars of marmalade.
The bronze sculpture of the children's book character, found on platform 1 of the train station that lent its name to the beloved bear, has been adorned with flowers and jars of Paddington's favourite food.
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Now that's the most politically incorrect thing that I've seen in a long time.
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