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Upton O'Goode Free

As I am young, strong and handsome it is no wonder women sprawl recumbent at the very sight of me. On the other hand, it could be my heart-stopping animal magnetism causing their utter surrender. Perhaps it's my massive intellect, monetary acumen or artistic talent? There are so many possibilities it's just hard to say. Tell you what, why don't y'all drop by the citadel tomorrow for a Schorschbock or two so you can see for yourselves? I believe the bartender's day off is Friday, but no matter, if he's not here the butler can attend to you. He will let me know you're here at any rate. It's no problem for me to pause work on my cancer cure for a small visit; it's not near done. Got a feeling it's going to take all weekend. ! It'll push back my interview with the pope, but if he wants to work for me as badly as it seems he'll just have to wait.

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1 day ago on For Better or For Worse

Elly raised Michael up right. No fun for y’all undinists.
1 day ago on Cul de Sac

A good kick or nine in the shins is more demonstrative.
1 day ago on Lio

Lio must like Calvin, huh?
2 days ago on Geech

Ketchup? Salsa, very hot and lots of it. Salsa improves everything. Ever try a salsa sundae?
7 days ago on Cul de Sac

Viola is a master at reading people. She knows the “Potterpoop” thing won’t go over with Alice. Alice may be small but her intensity burns!
10 days ago on Strange Brew

Are you sure that’s Tut? With the bandages and all, you know. Could be Tsk!
11 days ago on Wallace the Brave

A great idea! Hadn’t thought of that.
11 days ago on Wallace the Brave

I have an English friend who did voice overlays. Her American accent does indeed sound like brick chewing. It sounds like a Chicago accent but more harsh. I come from the part of the country with a softer accent. No, I have no trouble with American accents. I grew up here and have lived here for the majority of my life, after all.
12 days ago on Wallace the Brave

I assume the British are speaking English but, truth to tell, their accents can be so abominably dense I’m often unable to understand what they are saying.
16 days ago on Bloom County

He knows where it comes from!

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