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2. 30 Times Christmas Gifts Were So Epically Funny, The ... - AOL

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   A funny gift works best when it matches the recipient's sense of humor—whether they love lighthearted jokes, quirky items, or cheeky humor," agreed Matt Carlson, founder of Parent Presents.

3. Netizens Reveal The 36 Most Disastrous Christmas Gifts They ...

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   Image credits: teardropsandrust #3. I have a sister in law that gives the absolute worst gifts. She finds out you have an interest in something and then beats it to death for every occasion a gift ...

4. 120 twisted jokes for dark humor fans - AOL

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   These twisted, funny, ... My parents raised me as an only child. Which really infuriated my sister. My mom died when we couldn’t remember her blood type. As she died, she kept telling us to ...

5. The Meeting (The Office) - Wikipedia

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   However, she said the Dwight and Toby subplot provided most of the episode's "high moments", and said Darryl's sister added more dimension to his character. [1] Dan Phillips of IGN said the episode was high on plot summary but low on laughs, which he said felt like a step back after an excellent sixth-season premiere.

6. List of characters in The Loud House franchise - Wikipedia

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   Lana is a skilled handy worker, plumber, and mechanic who loves animals, especially frogs, reptiles and mammals. She will always defend animals from any possible harm. Along with Lucy and Lily, Lana has the best younger sister relationship with Lincoln. She also has a close bond with her sister Lola, who she hangs out and works together with.

7. Sugar Babies (musical) - Wikipedia

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   Sugar Babies is a musical revue conceived by Ralph G. Allen and Harry Rigby, with music by Jimmy McHugh, lyrics by Dorothy Fields and Al Dubin and various others. The show is a tribute to the old burlesque era.