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His hair line fascinated her. She was nine

  • His hair line fascinated her. She was nine inches taller than him and his hair transplant job was as obvious as a row of telephone poles crossing a flat barren desert. Neat spots

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  • smooth as a prickly pear needle-less leading her thoughts to wonder. His hair moved as she exclaimed

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  • "My hair has the power to subvert gravity!"

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  • screamed the angry professional-wrestler-turned-nun. However, it was a lie, as her hair flopped over as if admitting defeat. It was a shame she was allergic to hair spray, really.

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  • Fortunately for our flaxen-haired battle nun, her existence transcended petty hair products, as she rained hellfire from her bosom, evoking a godly power only prophets dream of.

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  • Suddenly, the sky opened and shafts of sun rays lit the land like longinus' lance piercing sacred flesh. God himself descended from the high havens to witness to this blasphemy

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  • with a glass of wine in hand. People gasped as they beheld his majestic figure. "Oh, don't mind me," his voice boomed, "carry on."

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  • Instead they began advancing on him with a hungry, desperate look in their eyes. He'd seen that look before, and knew what was coming. This couldn't be happening *again*, could it?

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  • He'd had to deal with a ravenous crowd once at the Seattle Bicycle Seat Expo in '88 after it got out that he was using cotton for a bicycle seat. He was going to have to fight with

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  • himself, for he had a grave decision to make: front seat or back seat? Gotta make up my mind, which seat do I take?

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