It's been a few weeks (!!) since I hit up the thrift $hop, so this is some old material here. Forgive me if the jokes fall flat; they were funny when I first found them so I guess they aged badly.
Walking through the Children's section of books ("just to observe"), I came across several Golden books. The first featured long-time gay couple Bert and Ernie:
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| That's where they keep the rainbows. |
I chuckled at the perfection that stood before me and continued to pursue the wares. (Looking back, I kinda hate that I didn't buy it. Such is life.)
I couldn't have picked a better next title for the purposes of this argument. Hell, I didn't know this one existed.
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| He'd really rather we didn't talk about it. |
Then came a slew of the worst variant of innuendo: puns.
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| Lying causes 4 out of 5 erections. |
How about another?
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| "She likes it from behind." - John Smith |
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Sorry, I lost myself in that last caption there. Moving on!
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| Subtitle: "Little Miss Muffett's Tuffett II" |
What does a mouse gotta do for a little respect around here?
This one doesn't really fit anywhere. Let me just stick it here.
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| Zing! |
And what's a girl to do with herself while her sailor's away?
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| Perfectly innocent. Available in 5 colors. |
I can't say this is going to be a daily thing yet, because I'm pretty irresponsible when it comes to promoting my own self-interests (through the art of Blog). Robotics are easy because "Everything is Awesome" but I am not quite a die-hard Emily fan. Maybe with time.
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