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Uluschak, Edd

"Is money all you people think about?"
Happy Mother's Day' shaved into living room rug
Grocery cart on rising graph
Ship to Reserve
"All this talk of a guaranteed annual income can only serve to destroy initiative"
"Curses! Don't tell me that stupid grass is coming up again!"
Truce violations
"Psst, hey fella -- wanna buy some Manitoba eggs?"
SS. Administration crashes into Watergate
Smiling mannequin salesperson
"Mind you, we're not as advanced as the Chinese."
"You're home now Dick -- that nasty Watergate business can't get you here."
"I thought he was going a bit deep for planting tulip bulbs"
"I know they took every precaution..."
Nixon as Statue of Liberty holding an eagle with dead dove
Owtasite Real Estate' selling a telephone booth
"Ah, the sounds of spring -- geese coughing overhead on their way north"
Watergate' bug in glass held by U.S. President Richard Nixon
Just a few more bricks and it's finished
Skeleton in elevator
"...with these potholes, you get enough jogging just driving"
"Just one thing, Mr. Lewis -- it's where, under 'dependents', you've listed the government."
"That's not fair -- they're out-numbering us!"
Making faces at the window
"No sir, I wouldn't think of sellin' my spread to them Hutterites -- I sold it to an American!"

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