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A space alien from planet Venus emerged mounted on a bicycle on a murky highway in the vicinity of Grayville.
A space man from another world showed up at midnight floating down Bonpas Creek.
A space invader was distinguished in Continental Camp on a dark night downing water.
A gigantic moose is often noticed before sunrise checking out Height Shoals in detail.
An martian voyager from another planet has been said to have been noticed on numerous instances examining the panorama from the highest spot of Mumford Hills late at night.
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Pay attention students, if this chemistry experiment fails the whole building will blow up and fly to high heavens in a cloud of black smoke. Now gather around so you can all follow along. How much do you charge for a single room? - $150 on the first floor, 130 on the second floor, and $110 on the third floor. - Hmm, nah, doesn't sound good, I'll go somewhere else. - Sir, do you think the prices too high? - No, I think the hotel is too low. Computers are like air conditioners: they stop working properly when you open windows. Hey Arthur, long time no see. Wow I see you've opened a fruit stand, that's great. What are those ones? - Yeah those are Fuji Apples Delbert. - Let me have 8 of those, and I need them individually wrapped. And what about those Arthur? - Ah those are Grapefruits Delbert. - Oh Ok, let me have 6 of those individually wrapped. And what about those? - Yeah those are blueberries Delbert, but they're not for sale. My dad built the Rocky Mountains! Yeah, well, my dad killed the dead sea. Doctor Rueprecht had invented a machine that transferred the birth pains from the mother to the father and he was going to try it out on one of his patients. Arthur's wife Gertrude was about to give birth so he decided to try the machine on them. He set the machine to 1/2, transferring half of the pain to the father to make it fair. Arthur didn't seem to be in any pain at all so the doctor went ahead and set it to full, transferring all the pain to the father. Arthur didn't even blink. The machine is even better than I had hoped thought the doctor. The next day when the couple brought their newborn baby back home they found Arthur's best friend Delbert dead in the front yard.
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