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‘The last hanging we had in this parish,’ he said, ‘was thiry years ago. It was a very famous man called MacDadd. He held the record for the hundred miles on a solid tyre. I need to tell you what …
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19. May 2009 by The Geecologist
Quoted from
Flann O'Brien written in
1967
Categories: Lies |
Tags: bicycles, bike, coffin, crowbar, execution, flann o'brien, grudge, hanging, parish, solid tyre, the third policeman |
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‘See that you regularize your irregularity instantaneously,’ he called as his good-bye, ‘and set right your irrectitude and put the murderer in the cage before he rips the bag out of the whole countryside.’ After that he was gone. Sounds …
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13. May 2009 by The Geecologist
Quoted from
Flann O'Brien written in
1967
Categories: Lies |
Tags: bike, countryside, cycling, flann o'brien, goodbye, irrectitude, murderer, regularize your irregularity, the third policeman |
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