"I'm starting to think that these X-ray Specs don't really work as advertised. Oh, well, at least I have those Sea Monkeys I ordered to look forward to."
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10 comments:
Now that is going too far when trying to be inward-looking. Their inner eye is clearly not working.
I can't see clearly now... my colon's gone
Sorry Johnny Nash
just get your head out of your a** - wait, no.
Maybe the patient is a Costa Rican who misplaced their cash?
Probably just a burnt-out light bulb.
It’s right there, after the second word.
"Fortunately, I can still feel it, hear it, smell it, and taste it."
"I'm starting to think that these X-ray Specs don't really work as advertised. Oh, well, at least I have those Sea Monkeys I ordered to look forward to."
"Ever since it got the restraining order."
That’s nothing to complain about. You should give thanks for small mercies.
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