Thanks for touching up on my ancestral roots, Mr. Prosecutor. I'm not exactly positive on the exact time the photo was taken, but it does appear to be that of my late grand grand grand ... father. However murderous beast he was, he had a sharp sense of humor and a bright mind. I'm pleased some of it carried over to myself, the younger Vlad. Clearly, some of my obfuscations and JAPHs are a work of a Perl mad man. ;-)

As for the accused, I do blame Cheese.

note: I actually love the Dr-Fun commic. This is a hilarious post, ybic! ;_). (I ran out of all of my votes today, but will sure give a ++ the first thing tomorrow)

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In reply to Re: Doctor Fun, would you please take the stand? by vladb
in thread (humor) Doctor Fun, would you please take the stand? by ybiC

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