Ink Pen by Phil Dunlap for June 10, 2011

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    zero  over 13 years ago

    And the smiles on those two make them putzes…

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    donboyer  over 13 years ago

    Live and Laverne — Shirley that means something….

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    lewisbower  over 13 years ago

    Remember in the 60s when it was PC for everyone in NY to learn Yiddish? I learned 5000 insults but never could say, “My rich uncle manufactured gas in the war.”

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    David Bethke Premium Member over 13 years ago

    Sidekick Lad should join “Hassenpfeffer Inc.”, maybe?

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    marchman3354  over 13 years ago

    Sorry Fairportfan a schnook trips the schlemiel who spills on the schlmazel. A schnook is an @$$ who thinks he’s funny.

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    DonVanni  over 13 years ago

    As the plotz thickens…

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    steelersneo  over 13 years ago

    ‘One, two, three, four, five, six,seven, eight! Schlemiel! Schlimazel! Hasenpfeffer Incorporated!’

    - From Laverne and Shirley

    Schlemiel = A habitual bungler; a dolt // Schlimazel = An extremely unlucky or inept person; a habitual failure

    “A schlimazel can be concisely described as a born loser. No discussionof schlimazel could be complete without mentioning his counterpart:schlemiel, a habitual bungler. They go together:

    A schlemiel is one who always spills his soup, schlimazel is the one onwhom it always lands.

    A schlimazel’s toast always falls butter-side down. A schlemiel alwaysbutters his toast on both sides."

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