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. . . it seemed that I had to be a writer as well as a reader. I bought a school notebook and tried to write - did write, pages that started off authoritatively and then went dry, so that I had to tear them out and twist them up in hard punishment and put them in the garbage can. I did this over and over again until I had only the notebook cover left. Then I bought another notebook and started the whole process once more. The same cycle - excitement and despair, excitement and despair. Alice Munro
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Q: How many Surrealists does it take to change a light bulb?
A: Fish
I seem to recall this won some competition for the most esoteric joke in existence. Anyway, it’s always amused me. Love the cartoon by the way.
jb says: It’s good to laugh, Jim.
ha! surrealist plumber, ay? I don’t suppose he ever did anyone any good.
jb says: Hi Becca. An anti-plumber; it’s something to be.
That was quiet in enjoyable. Nothing like the surreal
Thanks for the laugh
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Thanks for the smiles.
Surrealists jokes seem to be the funniest of them all. Very very nice joke. I liked Jim’s too! That was the first comment.
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Just wanted to say thanks for the laugh, I really needed that today:)