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C'mon, It's a Holiday Week...
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8 Comments:
at 11/20/07, 1:49 PM 
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at 11/20/07, 2:06 PM 
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at 11/20/07, 2:06 PM 
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at 11/20/07, 2:18 PM 
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at 11/20/07, 2:26 PM 
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at 11/20/07, 6:35 PM 
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at 11/20/07, 10:33 PM 
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at 11/21/07, 6:03 PM 
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Post a Comment*How about a cartoon of Mr. Whipple finally squeezing the Charmin?
Or an empty roll.
Or a guy sitting on the throne with an empty roll on the holder and he's crying, "MR. WHIPPLE!"
Or Mr. Whipple giving St. Peter a hug and St. Peter is saying, 'Don't squeeze the Charmin.'
Or a group of teenagers in a moment of silence standing underneath a bunch of TP-ed trees.
Or one butt saying to another butt, "Did you hear about Mr. Whipple....?"
Anon 1:49 That is A funny funny idea.
My main problem with this cartoon is I could not figure out why the toilet paper is on a a car antenna. If you keep this idea I would add somethings or people to give size perspective so people know it is a flag pole.
He could have a trail of TP stuck to his foot as he approaches the Pearly Gates.
Bwahahaha! 03 at 2:18 friggin' cracked me up! That's a beatiful idea, Mr. Borgman, I would consider it.
dough boy and michelin flags at half mast
need OJ to endorse acid reflux commercials
who is mr. whipple?
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