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Like Hopper on Acid
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The Wisdom of the Hoopoe and The Madness of King George
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Mantiq al-Tayr, The Language of the Birds, Farid al-Din Attar
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McSorley's Old Ale House Focus Group focussing (The East Village, Manhattan)
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With 'The Venerable Order of the Hoopoe' (off our faces)
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I Have Always Liked Pentimento
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That 'The Parma-Ham Reading Society', and 'The Venerable Order of the Hoopoe', Shared the Same Premises Was No Coincidence.
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Scale
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Happy Hour (McSorley's)
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A Paddy (James), A Frog (Marcel), a Giant Silverfish (Leppy), a Chicken (Ruin) and a Sheep (Dolly) Went into a Bar
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Dolly was Gagging For a Pint of 'Bauek'. The Chicken Preferred the Lighter 'Liooke'
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Dolly's First Visit to McSorley's Old Alehouse, Manhattan
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Hey mate, What Does a Chickenman Have To Do, To Get a Pint Around Here?
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Suspected 'Infrathin' Sighting (disputed), Mc Sorley's Alehouse, Manhattan, 1922
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McSorley's Regulars (Marcel and Chickenman) Discussing The 1st Human Heart Transplant, 1967
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Marcel, James, and Dolly, Visiting a Temporarily Relocated McSorleys
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They Could Always Count on the Giant Silverfish Being Late
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An Irish Writer, a French Dadaist, a Giant Silverfish, a Chickenman and an Oscar Winning Sheep, Walked Into a Dilapidated Collage Together.
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Dolly Did Their Full-On Antler Thing, Whilst Boss-Eyed Marcel Did His Good Traffic-Cop, Bad Traffic-Cop Schtick
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Marcel's Brief Infrathin Sojourn as a Surfer Pouch Model Has Never Been Recorded Before
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Marcel Took the New Backless Surfer's Pouch Into The Recently Refurbished Gender-Neutral Facilities at McSorley's
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But, All Art Is Theft, and Genius Is a Matter for the Police
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Jarry and Dolly, Both Wearing Fleece, Enjoying Sharing a G&T (Ice and a Slice)
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Drawing of Jarry and Dolly (Pre-Ozempic) in McSorley's Discussing the Election and the Urgent Need to Revive UBU in Keeping with Recent Developments
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