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Tag Archives: Daniel Tosh
Offensive Play: The Politics of Cards Against Humanity
A joke has two functions. First, it reveals something hidden; even the lowly pun will reveal a connection between two words that wasn’t obvious (what do you call an alligator in a vest? An investigator.) Some claim the shock of … Continue reading
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