Blaming mother | Mother's Day Ecard | WRONGCARDS

Mother's Day Ecard with text: I dont blame you for anything, other than my inexplicable phobia of vampire geese. — about this card: blaming mother | This card is from 2010, which goes to show you how long I’ve been aware of the vampire geese cover-up. What? You haven’t heard of it? Let me show you something. If you ever mention something that others haven’t heard of, say this phrase: “The mainstream media doesn’t want you to know about _____!”. In this case, ‘Vampire Geese’. Seriously, how have I not been invited onto Fox News by now?

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Valentines Ecard with text: I don't understand the basic point of Valentines Day so let's instead admire this picture of a penguin holding an ice cream.

Valentines Ecard with text: If you think about it, there's nothing sexier than an octopus.

Christmas Ecard with text: I may or may not have gotten you a Christmas spider. The joy lies in the discovery.

New Year's Ecard with text: Happy New Year. Have fun out there but remember: spider monkeys. They're a silent killer.

Christmas Ecard with text: Merry Christmas. Good children receive gifts from Santa and bad children get eaten by the Christmas Leopard. Look - don't get angry at me, I don't make up the rules.

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The Infernal Terracotta Pot

I slightly injured myself. Then, whilst forced to do nothing at all, I began to wonder about my own mental well-being.

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I tell you, it really makes a man think.

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I tell you, it really makes a man think.

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The Harvard Skull Fiasco Book Cover

Shea suffers from pathological problems with authority. When he's not fixing computers in the library at Harvard Medical School, he's tormenting middle managers and feuding with his boss. But where in the Harvard employee manual does it say you have to behave perfectly at all times?