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15. I always thought they meant that Americans had the right to short sleeved shirts

Sat Aug 23, 2014, 08:55 AM

Aug 2014

Plus tank tops, muscle shirts and the like. This right however does not extend to going topless.

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... Agschmid Aug 2014 #1

hear, hear! Stellar Aug 2014 #9

ha, yeah...maybe it was in an earlier draft. echochamberlain Aug 2014 #12

I guess you missed this one.. X_Digger Aug 2014 #13

The meaning of the phrase "well-regulated" in the 2nd amendment imthevicar Aug 2014 #18

Hahahaha FarPoint Aug 2014 #3

Well thank god you've come along to set us all straight. Sheldon Cooper Aug 2014 #4

Boring. IBTL pintobean Aug 2014 #5

Why exactly do you find it boring? tridim Aug 2014 #11

Ssdd. Most people pintobean Aug 2014 #14

I think it's very creative and is hitting a few nerves. tridim Aug 2014 #16

yes, why exactly..? echochamberlain Aug 2014 #17

should the first admendment not cover the internet? Travis_0004 Aug 2014 #7

HERP to the mutha fucking derp n?t bobduca Aug 2014 #8

KnR. This is worthy of a DUzy! nt tblue37 Aug 2014 #10

Locking etherealtruth Aug 2014 #20