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In a long line of people waiting for a bank teller, one guy suddenly started massaging the shoulders of the person in front of him. Surprised, the man in front turned and snarled, "Just what the hell are you doing?"

"Well," said the guy, "I'm a chiropractor and I could see that you were tense, so I had to massage your back. Sometimes I just can't help practicing my art!"

"That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard!" the guy replied. "I work for the IRS. Do you see me screwing the guy in front of me?"

Brain Teasers

Amanda, Christine, Eric, Richard and Lindsay had 3 dozen stickers altogether.

• Each person had at least 5 stickers.
• Eric had 2 more stickers than Christine.
• Richard had twice as many stickers as Amanda.
• Lindsay had 3 fewer stickers than Richard.

How many stickers did each person have?

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Movies

Cheaper by the Dozen

Comedy. Steve Martin, Bonnie Hunt, Hiliary Duff.

In modern America, where the average family has 1.87 children, Tom Baker (Steve Martin) and wife Kate (Bonnie Hunt) have decided that life is better – if not cheaper – by the dozen. The Baker's live in a small Illinois town where Tom coaches the local college football team. The family’s day-to-day life is marked by equal parts of love and chaos - pet-frog-landing-in-the-breakfast eggs type of chaos. When Tom is offered his dream job – coaching a squad at a large university – he and Kate uproot the family, much to the displeasure of all 12 children. At the same time, Kate learns that her memoirs are about to be published.

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Pictures

Cheerleader Jerk

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What is "Blue Poles", who was responsible for it and when? "Blue Poles" is an enamel and aluminum painting with glass on canvas, by Jackson Pollock in 1952, and Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam was responsible for its purchase for the Victorian Art Gallery.