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   margueritem said, 4 months ago

   I did all of this in 15 minutes! Can you believe it?
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   aciem88 said, 4 months ago

   Are you following me there, camera guy?
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   win said, 4 months ago

   A real couple of crusty crumbs there and more than the dough is flaky.
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   Nurse Diesel said, 4 months ago

   Call now and we’ll include this Sham-wow table cloth and Ginsu butter knife… ABSOLUTELY FREE!!!! *

   (*a $19.95 shipping and handling fee applies)
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   vwdualnomand said, 4 months ago

   heard that bread and grains are bad for you. that they are addictive and contribute to obesity and other health problems.
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   Radish said, 4 months ago

   The guy on the left seems to be saying:
   “But wait, theres more!”
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   Dogsniff said, 4 months ago

   There’s a good reason it doesn’t fall off the table. Bread sticks.
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   masterskrain said, 4 months ago

   “AS SEEN ON T.V.!”…er…uh…
   AS SEEN IN AN OIL PAINTING!"
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   masterskrain said, 4 months ago

   @Dogsniff Oh – Boo!Pure Pastis!(But, if you put enough butter on it, it doesn’t, by the way…)
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    brightr1 said, 4 months ago

    BUT WAIT – Call now and we’ll send a second one ABSOLUTELY FREE (just pay shipping and handling) ((which is 110% of the cost of the item.))
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    J. Short said, 4 months ago

    
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    J. Short said, 4 months ago

    The guy on the left didn’t make the Flashdance cut. The girl above did.
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    mabrndt said, 4 months ago

    Click-to-enlarge image can be found here. Enlarged image can be found at Mr. Melcher’s blog entry.
    
    Rich and Poor, apart from a small image at the end of this, isn’t, as far as I can tell, shown online by its current-location.
    
    Arm und Reich is the German title. Although the individual words translate as Poor and Rich, Google insists on switching the order, so I used that. Bing, currently provides no translation of those 3 words, unbelievable as that seems.
    
    Sixth of the at least 16 works (for whatever reason, this is no longer in the list; perhaps others won’t be in the future) with no attribution, that have, so far, appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog, to also appear here.
    
    Though I’m sure it has bakeries, New Ulm, MN, (I grew up near there) is known more for its multiple annual festivals celebrating beer and traditional German music. Might even find a Schafkopf game there.
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    Puddlesplatt said, 4 months ago

    where’s the pumpernickle???
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    Perkycat said, 4 months ago

    @Dogsniff

    Ohhh! That is so bad! Groan-groan-groan!
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