I saw a man down the street today. To call him not very sharp would be to put it bluntly. He did, however, have a rather nice hat. One's upstairs flaws can often be overlooked with the aid of a good hat, such as was the case here. Sharpness is overrated, anyhow. It creates too many pricks.
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Is this your way of telling me i should wear a hat?
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Is this your way of telling me i should wear a hat?
No, it's my way of telling you to stop walking down the street.
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