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Dang. I thought for sure this was going to be by Borowitz or the Daily Currant.

Homophones: Turning Straight People Gay for Over A Hundred Years.

' After publishing a blog post about homophones, Torkildson was fired by his boss, Nomen owner Clarke Woodger, in

' The images and metaphors keep doing headstands. To “bail out” is to slop water over the side of

[ #6 ]/ zorkmidden: Especially with an umlaut--Fürpig. Gives it more umph.

[ #4 ]/ franco cbi ' Given that he's named after a Truffle, "pig" is

[ #3 ]/ packen: That's fantastic! I'm so glad!

[ #1 ]/ packen: Me too. And I miss it so, I hate being forced to drive to get

[ #3 ]/ franco cbi: LOL, too me a moment.

William Howard Kuntsler, a critic of modern cities who has written several articles for _ The Atlantic _ , notes

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In Washington DC the only areas that come close to this ideal are Georgetown and Old Town Alexandria, and even

Given that he's named after a Truffle, "pig" is appropriate. :) Congratulations on your loss of weight, Packen!

zorkie, thank you so much for inspiring me. I can now fit into clothes I haven't worn in years and

Great article. I can so relate to it growing up in a traditional city.

I have two Deutsche Pelzig Faul Schweinhundinnen.

Furpig is Tartuffo's new name now.

And by that, I don't mean "exposing" it. I mean not-so-subtly _ endorsing _ it.

[ #25 ]/ common help Lulli I searched you onfb and could not reach you

[ #2 ]/ Thousand Sons: I loved that book!

I've wanted to see Sana'a ever since I read 'Motoring with Mohammed' years ago.

The turban makes me think of [ _ The Streets Of Cairo _ ]/ (skip to 10:03-13).

' Sana’a is so strange and marvelous. If Yemen weren't in permanent crisis, the city would be awash in

' Routté's experiment began after he traveled to Mobile, Ala., in 1943 for a family engagement. He wasn't happy