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THE EAR - The Freeman

January 12, 2016 | 9:00am

WORDS. Some people have a way with words.

SIGN. This sign on a car has tickled a driver's funny bone.

ZERO. HITS: Dog - Six; Cat - Four; Goat - Nine; Bookworm - Zero. They're too damn smart for me.

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