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Tree Hugger

oh130124Someone should make a kid’s sized plush Hammy with outstretched hug-ready arms.

Yup. Someone should do that.

Someone.

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Weak Elbows

oh130122I like writing weeks like this. Nothing important happens. Actually, nothing at all happens. It’s just character business — the petty, loony debates between friends who know each other way too well.

I guess you could say it’s Seinfeldian.

Not that there’s anything wrong with that.

 

 

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The Wake Up Call of the Wild

I do not know why there are leaves on a dormant deciduous tree in the dead of winter. It is a mystery only my partner T Lewis can answer. Please write him and ask him.  Here is his email address:  tlewis@televar.com

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The Tree That Hides Stuff

Nice work by T today.  Dialogue is overrated.

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Chain Saw Diplomacy

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Chain saw wielding fire ants led by a drag queen.

Over the Hedge:  Writing ourselves out on the slimmest thread of a  limb since 1995

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Warning: Contents are Yummy

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There are a LOT of green super heroes.  I suspect it’s an inner ear problem that results in nausea when attempting 5G turns at high speed.  Super heroes apparently barf a lot.

Off screen of course.

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Do Not Perturb

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Trees can get really irritable.  Just saying.

Also, the Green Hornet turns puce when he gets sick.

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The Return of the Hip Hugger

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Hip Hugging Hammy will hug anyone.  Even you.

But no bare hugs.

That’s just creepy.

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Sadness Lite

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I can’t improve on this one.

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No Turtle is an Island…

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…unless that island is the one in Lost.

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