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 Apodo
 
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							| Marla D has kindly chosen me as the winner.    I could call it Caption of the Week and use the abbreviation - C O W   Here �s a new picture for you. Please add your own amusing / witty / meaningful  caption!         |  2 Nov 2011      
					
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 MapleLeaf
 
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							| Thanksgiving was fast, I didn �t taste a cow with some of the turkey flavor. And now a very meaningful caption: :))    "It might look like we �re doing nothing, but at the cellular level, we �re really quite busy"   Good night! |  2 Nov 2011     
					
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 nurikzhan
 
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							| How do you like our new office? |  2 Nov 2011     
					
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 languaria
 
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							| Drinkers � delight - the individual rolling open-air pub!
 
 
 
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 ibizanightcluber
 
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							| "Sign of the  times" :scarcity of jobs -  Job-seekers nowadays |  2 Nov 2011     
					
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 douglas
 
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							| Automated drunks:   1. They drink until they pass-out.   2. When they pass-out the wheelbarrow falls back onto its wheel   3. When family members (or the authorities) find them them they simply grab the handles and roll them home     (or to the drunk tank).     (Sorry about the laborer stereotype)   Douglas |  2 Nov 2011     
					
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