Garbledegook 87
And guess which is hardest to bear.
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Yeah, but try holding a slippery eel's feet to the fire.
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Garbledegook 85
Did you say something, dear?
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As Pinocchio's nose knows.
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When a husband grabs hold of his tongue and squeezes as hard as he can.
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Garbledegook 82
Happy Valentine's Day, Mrs. O'Leary.
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You take the high road and I'll take the no road.
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They will anyway.
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He's in a pensive mood.
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Winning the lottery would be, well, okay.
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Garbledegook 77
We could form an organization and call it the SPCPA.
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It's called retirement (with the Mrs. still working, of course).
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We'll vice versa that.
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The truth is bad--or good--enough.
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An all-time top 10 technological innovation: caller i.d.
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Garbledegook 72
Yawn.
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In this corner, weighing in at 4 oz., stuffed jalapenos ...
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Like father, like son--uh-oh.
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Garbledegook 69
Some more 4-letter words to avoid using.
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Garbledegook 68
The big zero-one.
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