Stan and Oliver
The magic shadow dances
The laughter lives on
The magic shadow dances
The laughter lives on
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Commence to dancing!
ReplyDeleteIndeed. Commence to prancin'.
ReplyDeleteI smile every time I see their faces. I wish that generations beyond ours paid attention to what humor is.
ReplyDeleteNobody really belly laughs any more. So much humour is sarcastic and mean these days - joyless.
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