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Uluschak, Edd

...and this is the children's room..."
Cops and robbers shoot-out while pushing their cars
"...you'd better practice running your patterns till Grey Cup Day!"
"This is our latest model...claim her as a dependent."
Ping pong
"Why yes, my husband does work for the city snow removal department..."
U.S. President Richard Nixon working with scotch tape
"First the good news -- you won't have to worry about the high cost of living anymore..."
"Well, we're finally out of the woods..."
"Have a job?" "No thanks -- I can't afford one!"
News Item: Mrs. Gandhi rides horse and buggy to work to dramatize fuel crisis
Armed Arab with oil cans for guns
"He's been that way since Monday night"
Worried-looking dove with olive in its beak about to be blown out of tank
"Honestly, Dick -- you've got to get over this obsession of yours about the media being out to get you."
Driving a very small buggy at the supermarket
"Maybe I should retaliate by sending Trudeau my mother-in-law in exchange."
Injured soldiers in two hospitals
Ford has a better idea
Tourist
"Testing...Testing.!"
"My gun, o' trusty gunbearer."
Well, they won't have Agnew to kick around anymore!
War zone
"I never drink and drive..."

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