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is there a lazier metaphor?
why should I pen one that you haven't heard before?
should I do all of your legwork?
should I rip my teeth out with pliers?
should I do the Michigan Rag?
no.
that's the best part about slapstick - it always gets a laugh
it's a burned bridge, with a pineapple back
it's a hack bit we create, because the cheap laughs
it's a damn shame
the sooner you learn that everyone here's the same, the better off you'll be
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