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How Things Even Out
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A fairly simple philosophy...certainly applicable to most situations, from Jack Handey.
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Comments
Brilliant!
Man, I would totally go to some other planet to kill some dinosaurs!
Some books contain the machinery required to create and sustain universes. Tycho (Jerry Holkins) @ Penny Arcade