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12-23-2006, 12:39 AM
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Is Bartholemew the only Seuss main character (other than The Cat, of course), to get more than one book? I'm not counting the minor Seuss creatures, just the main (roughly) humanoid characters.
Ah, the old cornstarch routine. Liquid if moved softly, stiff if moved quickly. Is it just me, or do my threads tend to mutate at a faster rate than the average ones? Oh, and how did everyone like the live-action Seuss remakes? They can't hold a candle to the original cartoons, of course, but as plots that stand on their own.
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