their work is over after they work him over.

it's been my understanding that Nancy Reagan wasn't a republican. she was just married to one.

or Aldo Raine.

sometimes. not as extensively as in previous wars, but some skirmishes did come to knives and bayonets. all that wood in the M1's, I bet they made fantastic spears.

John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band?

the fact that he takes his football and goes home is amusing… until you realize his football is nuclear.

apparently it also isn't a very good retention policy either.

"hey. it was a hard choice!"
-Henry Ford

no, bayonets are great at dealing with Nazzis.

big deal, they'll be easy to replace. there's Cash For Gold, I'm sure they have a CEO. and then there's all the CEOs of penis-enlargement pills. now that's a business! and right next door in New Jersey there's tons of legitimate businessmen to choose from!

no, dads just shouldn't rap is all.

how so?

I'll never forget you, Dicknose McGee.

the latter.

they would certainly have been accused of that today.

prior to writing Maus, Art Speiegleman had helped create and illustrate Garbage Pail Kids cards. who in their right mind would have trusted him to write a sensitive examination of the holocaust based on that track record?

romans.

the biggest example I can think of is the Gallic Wars. the Romans made statues of fallen Gallic warriors (the most famous being The Dying Gaul) notable for being depicted with a level of humanity one would not expect Romans to imbue them with.

I love you, Easy, but you're over the line.

well, maybe they know something about it that you don't. having presumably been in detailed talks about the project for a long time, while you basically only know it's title and setting.