Frank and Ernest by Thaves for February 08, 2024

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    Ratkin Premium Member 11 months ago

    Then anglo next door to the bookstore.

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    comixbomix  11 months ago

    I think they ought to let him get his Saxon.

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    gashren  11 months ago

    No wonder they removed “Ivanhoe” too…

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    PraiseofFolly  11 months ago

    And the way some people might take it, Robin Hood and his Gay Men made Marion.

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    Doug K  11 months ago

    Some wanted it removed because of the sax.

    Others wanted it removed because of the violence.

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    InTraining Premium Member 11 months ago

    and because Ernie checked it out yesterday…!

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    BadCreaturesBecomeDems  11 months ago

    With no gender-confused individuals and no inappropriate photos of naked letter people having perverted relations, Robinhood was doomed…

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    sandpiper  11 months ago

    Very funny today. Great laugh. and great comments, too.

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    Chalres  11 months ago

    “There’s nothing wrong with violins on television!”

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    Nebuchadnezzar Scrood's Tannin Garden of BabbleOn  11 months ago

    Looks like all the tomes on Saxon violins have been gutted, too.

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    mbhiggins5555  11 months ago

    Reminds me of a joke back when ABC took The Lawrence Welk Show off the air: Q. Why did ABC take Lawrence Welk off the air?A. Too much sax and violins!.

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    darcyandsimon  11 months ago

    <snort!>

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    Ima Payne  11 months ago

    A tail in two cities or more too

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    paullp Premium Member 11 months ago

    The complaint against the book was brought by Emily Litella.

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