33 Comments Posted by Chippy

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Did anybody else notice that somebody wrote "Alcohol ruins lives" everywhere?
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I for one am fond of the telescopic soap dispenser extending from the ceiling.
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Dr. Sketch! You have sent my mind even further into the gutter than before!
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Every once in a while, my mouth-words do right by some.
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Ya know that couch that grandma just REFUSES to throw out? Well, that's it.
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Yeah, that was DEF not a patient.
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Egads! I done found the rest of it!

http://www.opacity.us/image4008_hollow.htm
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Now THAT'S what I call "getting support from the state."
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I have windows like that in my house. We live on an island and the house has a very nautical theme. If anyone's interested in the architecture, I can post pix on the forum.
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I agree with Dr. Sketch. I'll take mine Cajun crispy!
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LOL! That looks like my boyfriend's comic book collection!
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My mother would love to put me in one of those. She's always bugging me to sit up straight. I can't help it. After swim practice, all my shoulders want to do is slump.
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I'd feel guilty if I read those, but I know I wouldn't be able to resist.
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The mess on the floor beneath the chair reminds me of the discarded skin from a fish fillet.
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Agreed. A puzzle on an examination table. Sometimes, the patient can be a complicated puzzle to the doctor. Pieces are missing, the picture is unlear. Despite the dictors best efforts, he cannot help the patient, and he gives up, folding the examination table. Years later, the patient remains, still broken, waiting for someone to make him whole again.