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Uluschak, Edd

Happiness is a twitching body'
Man walking off high rise scaffolding
"It's Mao, he says to thank you for the dove...it was delicious!
"Voila!" We've finally come up with a completely safe cigarette..."
"You didn't wipe your feet!"
"...just going around getting estimates."
Replacing spare tire on battered old car
"You'll drink your beer and like it!"
Drunk man returns home with gun and moose
Nixon to Trudeau: "I want to make it perfectly clear that there's absolutely no obligation to buy."
Back of car is cut off by passing train
Linus' [of Peanuts] holding tapes
British Embassy, Anywhere In the World
"I'd better get back to Ottawa fast for the recall of Parliament..."
"Now that the cease fire...I mean summer recess is over..."
Man sprawled on balloon rising to heaven
"Excuse me, is this where I register?"
Father of 6 school-age children'
"Say, you're right -- you can hear the roar of the oil tankers..."
"Look here, Pierre...! ...There -- I did my duty."
A sad world [globe] with newspaper sitting at the psychiatrist office
"Somebody close that blasted venetian blind!"
Only a miracle can save him now
"So what's a few mistakes...?"
Husband in shock at the supermarket

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