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Hey baby, hey baby, where you going? You want to check out my web shooter?
Out of web fluid again. Where is that bus?
my peter is not minuit.
“Sleigh bells ring,
Are you web-slinging?…”
Minuit purchased the island of Manhattan from Native Americans on May 24, 1626 for goods to the value of 60 Dutch guilders, which in the 19th century was estimated to be the equivalent of $24 USD.
Peter wished he had $24 then he could get his matching costume boots out of hock.
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After the embarrassing Thanksgiving Parade performance Turn Off The Dark was relocated to a more appropriate venue so they could sell out on a daily basis.