Finished Folds (61—80)
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3as to conserve paper. Recycling was very important, he believed, while walls were less so. In fact, he was so persistant in his recycling efforts that
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3sputtering every time he pointed at the paper, and he found that he had no artistic talent whatsoever. In fact, his only real talent was for
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4slowly ate it in front of them.
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4"Four," minion number 9 responded, sadly. Now, he wouldn't be getting that promotion. Only four? The Leader would be disappointed for sure. If only he could redeem himself with
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5you won't. It doesn't really matter." After taking a long drag on his shock-stick-cigar-holder, he continued, "You can't hide the Crystal Coconut from us any more than you can
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5dress, and spilled into the hallway. "And I am pestellance," she admitted. It was always bad to get in a relationship with your coworkers, she reflected, but Death was so
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3tastier, with a smokey flavor that reminded everyone who licked him of raspberries, for some reason. And his hair tasted like butterscotch. Mmmm... Butterscotch...
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2backed into the Fry Guys, who started babbling meaninglessly, until the Hamburgler had the chance to pounce; with the aid of Wimpy, the Burger Commando never had a chance.
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4groove, and you can't afford to lose the beat for even one moment. Marley had no idea what he was talking about, since he had never used his foot to
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1was the sultry way she shook her mandibles, and antenae. At least, he thought they were mandibles and antenae; who knew what shrimp anatomy was called?
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2dance and sing his way home. At least, that was the plot, according to Al, who Scott secretly thought was actually controlling the process all along for his own twisted
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4getting lost in the forest. Smurfette never did have the best sense of direction, which I suppose made sense, as everyone knows smurf brains are made out of
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2I thought, 'hey, free bullet!' Since 'free' had always been my favorite price, and about as much as I was willing to pay anyway, I had to take what I could. I suppose there were
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1Easter, and they had forgotten their Easter dresses. Fortunately, they weren't Catholic; if they were, they would have been so embarrassed that they couldn't have
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1Michelle said with a yawn. "Nothing ever happens here." So we did.
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4was very lonely. He lived in Monster Valley, perhaps the least popular place for visitors; and so he did not get many visitors. Which was unfortunate, as he wanted desperately to
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4realizing that holding a golf club in the swamp was probably not the best idea, I put it back in my golf bag, and pointed to my faithful caddy. "He did it," I claimed,
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3All he had to do now was find a strangely marked sheep. Det. Manatee therefore went where every detective goes for information; the yellow pages. Under 'sheep, strange,' he found
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1get a glass of cool, delicious rainwater. Unfortunately, he forgot to bring a glass, and had to make due with what he had on hand; searching his pockets, he
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1I didn't stay long, though; the hum and buzz in the background irritated my ears, and made my teeth itch. After ordering my ice cream, I got up and