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There's your practical geek, and your theorist, Your occasional geek, your careerist, The closest to freaks Are the MBA geeks, But your armed forces geek's the severest. Your tech-writing geek is the clearest, Conducting geeks come off the sneerest -- Though you're often beguiled By the geek who's a child And musical, since they’re the dearest. Libertarian geeks are frontierist And the Communist geeks equal-peerist; The (R) geek just robs The (D) geek of jobs, While the laissez faire geek is austerest. Your monarchist geek’s cavalierest; The theocracy geek is wazirest; The oligarch geeks Think states are boutiques And policy geeks pamphleteerist. The gossiping geeks are the smearest, On the Lido a geek’s gondolierest. The old circus geek Bites with ancient technique; Which makes him the literal drearest. Your Vincent van Gogh geek’s the earest, Your Errol Flynn geeks chandelierest; And lesser-known stars Get geeky in bars, While your back-stage and road geeks are beerest. The calendar geeks are leap-yearest And fishing geeks wadest or pierest Your legal geek skates And equivocates, While the geek of rare books is premierest. The medical geeks are sincerest The suntanning geek is St Cyrest. Your logical geek Is not as unique As he thinks, but he’s always sans seerist. Your audio geek is the sheerest And marquetry geeks the veneerest; The gun geeks are loud, The food geeks a crowd, And the poetry geeks are the queerest. Your salaried geek is the merest And do-gooder geeks interferest; The money geek's mean The sex geek's obscene And the one right beside you's the nearest.
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I adored paper dolls!
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: in the labyrinth of shared happiness
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![]() + carbon paper = neighborhood newspaperDancerina and Swingy and always, for years, housed in shoebox "stables" with dried grass for hay: ![]() Unlike Barbie, only Johnny and Jane West had what it took to ride them, though: ![]() Jane came with a rubber rope and a saddle bag full of rubber cosmetics, a frying pan, spurs, footlocker, coffee pot, rifle and a rattlesnake - all very useful! Jane was always falling in love with Johnny, who only had eyes for the horses, until I realized to my delighted horror that they both had the same last name. It could only mean one thing - incest.
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I have a feeling that my mom had to have had the technology to make flubber, but possibly decided not to go there because it would have most certainly ended up on her furniture.
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