
"Well, that's not where my north is."
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"Well, that's not where my north is."
The fate of the emigrant
"Don't even interact with him. He just likes to say 'Kalamazoo.'"
"She's in a conversationally induced coma."
No Elgar!
Cat with Nine Still Lives
"Try to get him away from that bloody whip...Pass it on."
The lunar landing of Appollo 11 is shown as a hoax filmed in a studio.
"This computer program is very intuitive. It automatically calls me when you do something stupid."
"I always know what Harry's going to say, and he always knows what I'm going to say, so, by and large, we just don't bother."
'Go ahead,ask me which way is north.'
Four Types of Critics
President Grant denies Ambitions for 3rd Term- A 'Blighting Effect' on Newspaper Editors
'I'm sorry, what were you saying? I was busy critiquing your outfit?'
'Yes, It's in that direction.'
'What's your usual response to criticism?' - 'Extreme surprise.'
"My therapist said next time he tries to put his head in my mouth I've to politely refuse"
"I'm an atheist. I don't believe in programmers."
"This conversation is being performed in front of a live audience."
'There's a strong minimalist influence in this artist's work.' 'Good! The less there is of it, the better.'
Support Group for the Directionally Challenged.
The Jeremy Corbyn Smear-Athon
Orienteering 101
"Some Rain Forest this is..."
'He's supposed to be the world's oldest turtle!'
If students are more than a test score why aren't teachers?
"We seem to be the only animals here."
"Kids terrify me."
'We all need direction . . . '
'I love an empty canvas...especially yours...'
Pantomimes Are Lousy Painters. . .
"They're so realistic."
Man lost in a maze while his wife waits outside
First Cynic in Space
Don't walk while cross.
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