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...walks into a bar
« on: 04/02/2022 00:27:46 »
A grouper fish walks into a bar and sees a Gestapo agent, Prince Andrew, a TheNakedScientists.com staff member, and the reanimated corpses of Charles Darwin, John le Carre, and the Princess of Wales drinking and talking to each other. The fish says to himself "I think i'm in the wrong joke...".
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