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Agog
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I want to impress upon you the iron law that puns get me steamed up.

Louise Brooks or GTFO

Louise Brooks or GTFO

Sure and begorrah, but I had t'pipe along with Peg when she sang Tell Me Ma.  It's just such a grand song, so.

Sure and begorrah, but I had t'pipe along with Peg when she sang Tell Me Ma.  It's just such a grand song, so.

After he socked the priest I half-expected a shout of "Hey, I'm PRAYIN' here!"

After he socked the priest I half-expected a shout of "Hey, I'm PRAYIN' here!"

Going by his family, now I know why he's so weird: he's related to Deep Ones.  I figured the Lovecraft crossover was coming some time.

Going by his family, now I know why he's so weird: he's related to Deep Ones.  I figured the Lovecraft crossover was coming some time.

Every family has one.

Every family has one.

There was just something so classical and gothic about that murder - flowing linen, soft hot water, whispers…

There was just something so classical and gothic about that murder - flowing linen, soft hot water, whispers…

The medal was a Croix de guerre.  I thought that was a nice touch.  It tells us the young man had been mentioned in despatches by his regimental HQ, probably in support of French forces.  Relatively uncommon for an American enlisted man to have one (but not unlikely).

The medal was a Croix de guerre.  I thought that was a nice touch.  It tells us the young man had been mentioned in despatches by his regimental HQ, probably in support of French forces.  Relatively uncommon for an American enlisted man to have one (but not unlikely).

Gaston Means, bourbon, court scenes, naughty virgin
Rosetti, Remus, Rothstein and Randolph

Gaston Means, bourbon, court scenes, naughty virgin
Rosetti, Remus, Rothstein and Randolph

"German Abuser Dad died so I got Irish Terrorist Dad on the days when Jersey Gangster Dad can't make it".

"German Abuser Dad died so I got Irish Terrorist Dad on the days when Jersey Gangster Dad can't make it".

It was Sanger's magazine, the Birth Control Review.  At 20 cents I hope it was worth the read (that's twice as much as an issue of Time cost.)