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Re: The Genealogue Strikes Again: Beat Your Grandmother With a Stick

by Amy on Fri 21 Apr 2006 10:40 AM EDT | Permanent Link

This is hysterical. And you win for best post title I'll read today.

Re: The Genealogue Strikes Again: Beat Your Grandmother With a Stick

by Janice Brown on Fri 21 Apr 2006 11:03 AM EDT | Profile | Permanent Link

Amy, thank you.

I give the credit entirely to Chris Dunham, the creator of The Genealogue for inspiring me. I have no clue how that guy can be so historically..err hysterically and prolifically funny.

J

P.S. Do I get any karma points for this?

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