Or if he happens to have German heritage, Fuchs. And I wouldn’t give any.
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Ah sorry, beat me to it. How about Kuntz then
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That, plus this…
Most importantly, I will not stand for it.
…makes me wonder if Ted L. Nancy sent it. But Ted would’ve signed his name.
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I like the fact that someone who is writing to rant at someone, call them a walking obscenity, and demand that they change their name, still starts their letter with “Dearest Governor…” because there’s no need to be rude about these things.
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They have pills for that now.
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What, you just call your doctor and tell him you’re having trouble convincing the Governor of Utah to hold a press conference?
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Electile dysfunction isn’t an uncommon occurrence.
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The Republic would be lost without our prudes to keep us in line.
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Harry.
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My grandfather’s name was Harold Cox. No one ever called him Harry as far as I know. I imagine he put the beatdown on that about 1907.
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wow, yeah – i was of course joking, but i’m sure he made sure nobody ever made that joke to his face.
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ummm…
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Uthans?
Dear very concerned citizen,
No.
Sincerely,
Governor Cox
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I feel like this must be a joke, probably written by a bored high school student. I think that because it is exactly the sort of thing I would have done in high school, at least if I cared enough to look up my governor’s mailing address.
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This reminds me of a joke punchline. “Yes, that’s all well and good, but I just don’t think you’re going to make it in show business with a name like ‘Penis Van Lesbian’.”
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