Tom the Dancing Bug, IN WHICH Uncle Sam wonders what it means when he keeps catching his wife in increasingly revealing lies.
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Tom the Dancing Bug, IN WHICH Gavin Smythe, of Chagrin Falls, USA, needs his iPhone battery replaced
Tom the Dancing Bug, IN WHICH Pato Afortunado migrates to America and normalizing hilarity ensues!
Tom the Dancing Bug, IN WHICH Super-Fun-Pak Comix features: Prayers Answered; Percival Dunwoody, Idiot Time Traveler from 1909; etc. etc.
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