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How ARE they smuggling in Christmas Trees?
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Quick quiz: the last words this model will ever hear are…
- “Folks, stay away from the panda’s cage, he LOVES stealing ice cream!”
- “You should’ve had this growth looked at sooner. It may be too late alrea…”
- “Honey, bring me an hors d’oeuvre from over there under that ceiling fan…”
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A model presents a creation for Bandi-Panda fashion show by Chinese conceptual artist Zhao Bandi at China Fashion Week in Beijing November 4, 2007. REUTERS/Jason Lee
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And for the unprintable lines, check out Bob’s “private” blog.
Oh, Marge! I just LOVE your new hairdo!
“Look Sarah! This ad says they’re looking for a “Q-Tip”! I wonder if that’s the same as an administrative assistant…”
“Oh my God! Someone tell her to DUCK when she’s getting into the helicopt…!”
“…I’m not cleaning that up.”
Let’s just say the Michelin Man won’t be quite so masculine anymore…
Why they call that snowman “Abominable.”
There’s a perfectly good gyrocopter joke somewhere around here. I just know it.
See, Madonna? They really WERE hats!
[After all the years of abuse, the thought bubble takes her revenge]
It took over three and a half ounces of cotton candy to create this fashion masterpiece.
What? After Labor Day?
How Mrs. Claus looks every time old Saint Nick drops acid while drinking tequila.
That conehead gal grew up mighty purty.
The show was in Chine but the model is from …
France.
Inspired by the Fying Nun sit-com, the Chinese have come up with the Boring Priestess. Somehow, I don’t think the whole concept translates very well.
My two-year-old “niece” has one of those. The rings are all different colours on hers, though.