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The Rogue Stitch

Words of wisdom, wit, and whatever else you need.
 



From Grand Central Station:

'Cause sometimes, the funniest things are overheard on the subway.

But sometimes, above ground makes you laugh too:



That's for being so.......

Who, btw, could have done such a thing?



No, I think they're more into the lowbrow side of life. Sly allusions to the effeminacy of a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter is not an option here. Why do these two remind me of the film Gummo? Frightening. Of course, if they were cephalopods, they'd be on this show.

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