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One of the first AI programs to pass the Turing Test, de (or "Doug Everitt", as we like to call him) continues to amaze us every day. |  "Doug" insists that this is an actual portrait from his childhood, and not just a simple prop meant to bolster his memory impants. |
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Russell Bertolette once had a cat with a voice like Edward G. Robinson. "Hey...isn't this from that one Tom Robbins book?" you ask, suspicion on your brow. No, my friends, it's REAL LIFE. (Don't forget to check out his cartoon page; they're all originals, and they're incredible.) | ||||||
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He may not be a god, but he's a very crunchy man. Ladies and Gentlemen, Oliver Wendell Jones. |  Located near the center of Jones's isolated, labyrinthine Missouri compound, this room was referred to as "the Office." |
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 Katherine finds no grammatical errors in this particular edition of "The Funny Times." |
Katherine just loooooves words. And it's a good thing, too, because, you see, she's a copy editor (that's somebody who nitpicks for a living!). But she makes it fun. Visit her site to see all her favorite words and their definitions - you can even submit your own! Like, um... "irregardless"! Right, Katherine? No? | ||||||
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Not only is she an artist, writer, and creator of one truly funky fresh web suite, she is also the first to figure out why Joel Bass is often referred to as "htuttle" (at last)! She's Alison Castle. | No picture available. |
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