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Mike "C." Bucuvalas, in a familiar pensive pose, will host this week.
Cartoonist Stan Mack visited our game in the winter of 2001; his strip ran in the Westchester section of the New York Times on January 7, 2002. Click here for full-size rendering.
First, look at the…
Tax lawyers are…
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High-low game. Bike…
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I have only a vague…
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High low game. Best…
The game was in jeopardy for lack of a venue this week but each and every one of us came through, in our own way, in an outpouring of half-hearted support.
"You're all welcome up here, as always," Art of the Deal dials in on the party line, "but the stagecoach only runs every three hours."
"Don't…
Dr. M. Foxman has just returned from a piscatory expedition bearing a jar of anchovies, an Arctic char (purchased at Pisacano's on South Broadway) and a song he learned around the campfire whilst downing Utica Clubs with the boys. It is called the Boogaloo Song, and here's a film of him singing it…
Old time Cronies know that every year about this time we play the "Can You Find The Slightly Butchered and Lightly Buried Obscure Leonard Cohan Lyric" game. This year's winner is D. Stein, Esq., breaking Babaloo W.'s string of five consecutive victories. D. correctly traced the phrase, "Bixby is…
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