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"Finders reapers!" said Death the Horseman

  • "Finders reapers!" said Death the Horseman as he impaled another human. War the Horseman commented, "Tee-hee, you naughty thing. But do leave some reap-ees for us Three, will you?"

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  • Pestilence came trotting up. "Oh, look who's here. Always late for the party, aren't we?" Death said with a permanent grin. "Bangladesh was murder. So what's the score?"

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  • "I successfully killed over one hundred million people in the 1300s," Pestilence replied. "I've decided to name the disease the Black Death in your honor. What are friends for?"

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  • A man approached from behind and gave the abstract being a grim smile. "My name is

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  • Wassily Kandansky. I really like your lines. Would you standing by that window there & posing?" The abstract being complied. Kandandsky turned up Led Zepplin while he worked.

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  • The abstract being, however, would not be still, and Kandandsky howled in frustration, throwing paint thinner at the being. "I cannot work with you jumping around like a rabid

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  • critter, so stay still whilst I proceed to paint you, or I'll turpentine your tookus!" Kandinsky's face was now a deep shade of red. The twisty thing shrank upon hearing this.

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  • This shrinking inspired Pollock to embark on a little known period of his career in which he would dip small earthworms in paint, swallow them whole, and then apply them to canvas

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  • . The annoyed earthworms, scrabbling around trying to call their lawyers, left tracks of paint imbued with hyper meaning. Jackson Pollock cracked open the champagne & let them get

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  • upset. He knew with the precedent from Elephants v. Owners [1948] this painting would sell for a mint & the worms wouldn't see a penny. Jackson grabbed the bottle & hit the road.

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