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today's art.

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I realized that I call all tissue paper by the brand name Kleenex. To keep things consistent, all of my clothes will be referred to as "Kirkland Signature".

Muffins not included

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PATRICK LEE

I told my friend to check out this blog. He sure will be surprised when he sees his name as a blog entry.
hehehehehe

Tuesday's Talk

Crazy Pat: "Hey Trev, Is that where you work?"
Trev: "I'm the one who takes care of the Yak."
Steph: "Hrmm... thats a good quote"

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I have never owned any antiques because I am afraid of ghosts.

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The owner of a tattoo parlor kicked me out, after I flashed him. Apparently, he isn't aware of the phrase "tit for tat".

Test Tube T-Shirts

Here is the first Test Tube 17 T-Shirt made. We hope to make more, and make them for YOU.

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I asked a prison inmate if he had a cell phone.

Test Tubes

For a school project, Stephanie has created ill-matic artwork dedicated to the spirit of Test Tube 17.  Below is an example, featuring the first posted Test Tube, by Ray Harding.

She has also created the new header you see above.  Thanks STEEF!

You will soon see this artwork and others on Test Tube 17 t-shirts, available soon.

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Bred in the USA. Muffins in Canada.

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In the 1980's there were Hair Bands.
In the 1990's there were Scrunchies.

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A penny is worth its weight in copper.

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My friend and I buried the hatchet, until we realized we had nothing to cut firewood.

Sketch comedy.. in my dreams

I actually had a dream last night with the below skit. Blame my subconscious.

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One of these days I'm going to mend my relationship with Santa Clause. I never stopped believing, I just stopped sending cookies.

Collapsing

I found a collapsible, accordian ruler at work a few days ago. The brand is FOLDRite, and basically, with each inch, there is a hinge. When folded it up, it looks like a small stack of 12 tiles. But when expanded, it looks like a completely legit ruler! Amazing!!
I started to think - this is a market I need to get into. Making more space for us hoarding humans with objects that normally don't collapse. How about a collapsing chair!? It's brilliant, the space you would save. You could put it on your lawn, maybe take it camping; i don't know, i'm just brainstorming...