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-an HEIR to the HORNBOOK-
Greatest Hits and Missives
by Benedict Monk
- -The Crayon Company gets it. Why don't you?- I st...
- -Last Hurdle- Area code 7-1-8 is calling my refer...
- -Three More Days- If I succeed in this interview,...
- -Shiver- Odd. I just noticed an ad for the movie...
- -Dramatic Finish- Tough Crowd's final episode end...
- -The Greatest Minority- Tired, poor huddled masse...
- -Alone in the Booth- When I entered the polling p...
- -That’s My Mailbox, Punk Kids- Halloween is a fav...
- -I'm a believer- More spiritual difficulties.. I...
- -Preaching for Keeps- We had no control over bapt...
Benedict Becomes Clairvoyant is a companion site addressing extra senses.
Other Wise Read:
Dr. M plays familiar music at Yes, Yellocello.
KingMob shares his booklearnin' at "Levity and Such."
Trust Kyria to frolic and jest.
Proprietor Adam Felber still gives comedy away for free because of his Fanatical Apathy.
Harry Shearer broadcasts from the home of the homeless in a program known as Le Show.
Bob Powers makes every day make sense with Girls Are Pretty.
Purveyor of Things by Others and Other Wise in his own right, Michael Barrish writes Oblivio.
SignalStation contributor Michael Van Vleet also publishes robot-friendly Lost Time incident.
Lisa Whiteman's photography and commentary can be found here.
Become more verbal by learning the word of the day.
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