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Lies And the Lying Liars Who Tell Them. A Fair and Balanced Look at the Right.
This too shall suck
This too shall suck

By Matt Graham

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"Greetings. My name's Matt Graham. I am, pound for pound, inch for inch (in all three dimensions), IQ point for IQ point, the biggest Loser I personally know. (Made it to the finals in the World Sc...

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Peculiar Sex
Peculiar Sex

By Bonnie Downing

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No Dogs in Heaven Scenes from the Life of a Country Veterinarian
What the L
What the L

By Kate Clinton

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The Mammoth Book of Dirty Sick X Rated and Politically Incorrect Jokes
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The Best British Stand Up and Comedy Routines
This too shall suck
This too shall suck

By Matt Graham

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"Greetings. My name's Matt Graham. I am, pound for pound, inch for inch (in all three dimensions), IQ point for IQ point, the biggest Loser I personally know. (Made it to the finals in the World Sc...

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When You Come to a Fork in the Road Take It Inspiration and Wisdom from One of Baseball s Greatest Heroes

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