I found this gem in a kid's picture book entitled You Visit a Newspaper Television Station. You can see the rest of the pictures from that little book by clicking here.
I found this gem in a kid's picture book entitled You Visit a Newspaper Television Station. You can see the rest of the pictures from that little book by clicking here.
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Damn, did he get it caught in the vice clamps again??
Now boy, this is a man's tool.
It looks like that man is taking a waz, and the kid is looking on. Yech.
You know that Dude's saying, "Billy this is what they're really supposed to look like" (tv antennaes that is)
What, exactly, is a "Newspaper Television Station"?
I am with snad.
and "Oh dear" was my other thought.
Ya, what IS a newspaper television station? Should there be a slash or a hypen between the two words,maybe meaning it’s a place that produces newspapers and tv shows? Or maybe some sort of kiosk where you can buy newspapers and televisions? Or deposit used newspapers and televisions? Or is “newspapers” the modifier of “television” or “station”, meaning either the television or the station is made of newspapers? Or both? Was this kids’ book written in the days before punctuation?
This looks creepily like the scene described in a case we worked where we arrested a high school shop teacher.
What's all the fuss about? It's just Dr. Dobson trying to keep his son from catching teh gay.
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