Jokes Told in Heaven About Babies
Author: Lucy Thomas
Lucy Thomas was one of the McSweeney’s Internet Tendency’s most popular contributors. Injuries incurred while installing drywall forced her into semi-retirement. She is now recuperating in Newfoundland, while studying shipbuilding.,,(note: this is more author information than description — I included it in author info – scott)….Read More
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