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"You are all Poob, sick fucking shit ass Poob. I maintain this site in the way Associationalists have always maintained Zoos -- looky here, at the fucking sick shit these fuckers are up to -- ha!i'm gonna fucking puke. Let me go. Now. Move quietly. Poob Death is your game, and I'm only playing so much as I'm not. Get it? Poob Out, bitches. And don't complain when the fucking glove comes down." -- Tim Wilson, writing to fellow researchers.
AA CALENDAR
Long considered the best month of the year for two very simple reasons...CONTINUED
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Hand Pants
Gloves are perhaps the earliest known example of magical vestment, articles of clothing or personal accoutrement thought to posses other-worldy, mystical powers. In a practical sense, particularly with hand-pants, this belief is understandable -- the glove indeed bestows the power... CONTINUED
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11/22/2024 -- Picture of the week:
 The totemic indicator of the Crack Stepper grade, on display at the Smithsonian Museum in Washington D.C. The Plastic Tub's 628 articles can best be navigated via the following sections:
Philosopher's Stone: Accidental Associationalism.
Anscelerium of Logos: Glossary of quotes, terms and totems.
Satalitinous Bodies: Groups.
Browse The Tub's Hall of Faces by investigating pertinent Associationalist Personages.
AA Library: Card catalogue.
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