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  • It was a day when everything eas odd...look outside the window and sow...

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  • Dar it! The N Thief was at it agai. Ted was glad he had bee spared, but his sister a cy was ot so lucky. She felt i complete without her s. Ted had to do somethi g...a d fast!

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  • But Ted was a idiot. More lette we e stole . Until all t a roac ed t em wa thi gia t, uge, va silene. Ted t r d . . .

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  • and realized the vast silence was a parallel universe in which he was stuck floating behind the alcohol bottles on the shelves at Joe's Bar. He had to send a message so he

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  • could reach his alternate self held prisoner by Jack Daniel's, Cuervo, Captain Morgan and other spirits. When the bartender was distracted he waved at his other self. It waved back

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  • And asked when there would be a seat at the bar. The Death's Door and Few, among others wanted a piece of his alternate self. This was not going to end well, W.C. Fields said. Then

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  • again when did it ever end well? "I never worry about being driven to drink, I worry about being driven home." W.C. Fields was on a roll that night, and that roll was wry.

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  • "I am free of all prejudice," he slurred in the general direction of the bartender, "I hate everyone equally." W.C. Fields downed another shot, unaware of the stranger approaching

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  • the bar. He glanced over and said "Give this chap anything he wants". Then W.C. Fields collapsed on the barroom floor. All became eerily silent. The man said

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  • "So that happened", and walked out of the bar.

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