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This could be the thinest of them all:

My Summer in Duluth by Freezin Injuly
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Hot Dates I've Had, by boblee
The only soft spot I see is the one between my legs
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"Easy Jobs" - Swiss Army

Orienteering at the Rink - east hockey
fighting all who rob or plunder
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Protecting A Lead by Glen Mason
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Post by Neutron 14 »

"Memories" - Ozzie Osbourne

"Mammaries" - Calista Flockhart
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Post by Stealth »

Maybe Chris could use this one, working out a contract deal at the U of M.
With their buy-out you don't even have to show up.

Pay me now / Pay me later by past Gopher coaches

Another Big seller i heard is

Why Blue is my favorite color by Hugh Heffner
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Post by Neutron 14 »

GM for Dummies - Kevin McHale
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Post by EREmpireStrikesBack »

Neutron 14 wrote:Hot Dates I've Had, by boblee
That is one helluva thin book.

I'm A Closet Jew by Mel Gibson
Elk River AA State Champions- 2001 Boys & 2004 Girls
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Post by ChrisK »

Tips in Nuclear Power Plant Safety by Homer J. Simpson

Creative Ways to Earn Extra Money Reffing Basketball by Tim Donaghy

General Managing Made Easy by Johan Santana

How To Get Under Packerboy's Skin by Brad Radke

Actually these wouldn't necessarily be thin books...
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Deep Inspirational Thoughts by HSHockeyWatcher
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Post by Joey (nine toes) Marcoux »

THE NATURAL by Barry Bonds :wink:
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Post by tomASS »

EREmpireStrikesBack wrote:
Neutron 14 wrote:Hot Dates I've Had, by boblee
That is one helluva thin book.
post-it notes count as books? :wink:
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Post by Can't Never Tried »

Making the best of the teen years by- Image

Sturgeon fishing tactics- Scott Peterson

8)
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Post by Neutron 14 »

tomASS wrote:
EREmpireStrikesBack wrote:
Neutron 14 wrote:Hot Dates I've Had, by boblee
That is one helluva thin book.
post-it notes count as books? :wink:
He used his palm pilot...
The only soft spot I see is the one between my legs
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Post by packerboy »

And, of course, the highly anticipated third book in the trilogy by Sen Larry Craig R-Idaho:

The Man In The Next Stall
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packerboy wrote:And, of course, the highly anticipated third book in the trilogy by Sen Larry Craig R-Idaho:

The Man In The Next Stall
Was first going to be called "Right Wing Hypocrisy", but there was to much competition for that title.

I still haven't figured out how its possible to take a "wide stance", wide enough to touch the guys foot in the next stall. Does he take his pants completely off?
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Post by BIAFP »

A closet Democrat!
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Post by Irishmans Shanty »

Neutron 14 wrote:
packerboy wrote:And, of course, the highly anticipated third book in the trilogy by Sen Larry Craig R-Idaho:

The Man In The Next Stall
Was first going to be called "Right Wing Hypocrisy", but there was to much competition for that title.

I still haven't figured out how its possible to take a "wide stance", wide enough to touch the guys foot in the next stall. Does he take his pants completely off?
Crotchless pants and a long overcoat.

When in an airport terminal, never be the next to sit down in a spot where a guy a wearing a trenchcoat has just gotten up.
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Post by packerboy »

The whole thing is so bizzare sounding.

What if the toe tapping or whatever it is results in a connection? The what happens? Do they go at it in the stall?

What if I walk in there with my son? Where ever this restroom is, its a busy boofin airport. Nobody is going to see you?

What the boof?

Which reminds me of a book title:

What's In A Name?, by Boof Bonser
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Post by Can't Never Tried »

packerboy wrote:And, of course, the highly anticipated third book in the trilogy by Sen Larry Craig R-Idaho:

The Man In The Next Stall
I heard the fwd. on that book is a real toe tapper :shock:

8)
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Post by packerboy »

Hey, here is one torn from the headlines:

Oops..I Did It Again by OJ Simpson
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Post by Can't Never Tried »

Personal happiness - It's in your hands !-by Paul Reubens
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Post by packerboy »

Here is one for all you Catholic Channel viewers out there:

The Face That Launched One Thousand Ships, by Mother Angelica

Image
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Post by Neutron 14 »

Knowing When To Say When - John Belushi, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain and Jim Morrison
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Knowing What To Say (And Just When To Say It)by Mel Gibson
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