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1. 3 days ago on Chan Lowe

   Remember you were sent there by some turkey.

2. 4 days ago on Candorville

   See my comment for 10th November, and combine the two..The Poet Foresees His Death in a Drop of Rain

   Autumn rain drips,Walking girl slips.Yobs cry “Ha!“Boo!” and “Ya!”—-Foolish quips.
3. 6 days ago on Candorville

   Try Hairimeraku (Ⓒ 2003 Me) instead: http://howlandbolton.com/essays/read_more.php?sid=73

   A young lady,

   Name of Sadie,

   Cherry pit

   Wants to spit,

   Somewhere shady.

   Or this

   See that girl there

   Climbing the stair.

   She should know,

   Crowd below…

   Underwear.

4. 8 days ago on Tiny Sepuku

   Aaaaaaaaargh!!!! The lizard people are taking over…..

5. 10 days ago on Drew Sheneman

   But Bigfoot is a much more rational belief.

   Apart from all the investigation that has found almost no fraud, to be worth it in practically every election it would have to be done by thousands of voters. The only real fraud is gerrymandering and voter suppression.

6. 11 days ago on New Adventures of Queen Victoria

   I’m feeling some resistance here.

7. 19 days ago on Calvin and Hobbes

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conkers

8. 23 days ago on Boomerangs

   iStill haven’t forgiven Apple for not calling Safari ‘iBrowse’.

9. about 1 month ago on Monty

   Bishop Slackeley would be more historically accurate, but Slacrates is soo much better I’m with you guys.

10. about 1 month ago on Bad Machinery

    Sorry, ‘þrecwudu’ starts with a thing called a thorn (I was really tempted to write þing called a þorn, but I didn’t!!) which had a th sound. I could have written ‘threcwudu’, but where’s the fun in that? Þ started off as a rune, was used in earlier English, and died out in the later middle ages, only to have a weird zombie afterlife as the ‘Y’ in phrases like “Ye Olde Computer Shoppe”.