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The cover of next week's NewYorker. "Walled In," by John Cuneo. (Original Post)
kpete
Jan 2019
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Achilleaze
(15,543 posts)1. k and r
rzemanfl
(29,565 posts)2. Preposterous. That lazy slob couldn't lay or lift a brick.
He'd hire a contractor, then stiff him.
ginnyinWI
(17,276 posts)3. I thought the same thing.
Tiny hands has never done an honest day's work.
tclambert
(11,087 posts)5. His tie should be caught in the mortar.
You know if he even tried to lay bricks, he'd bungle it somehow. He'd drop the first brick on his foot and start whining, "Oh, my bone spurs!"
Crutchez_CuiBono
(7,725 posts)4. Not on the desk....not on the desk!!!!