From My Love #32 (March 1975).
The Rise and Fall of an 18th-century Alchemist
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Monday, December 17, 2007
Because deception is always a good start to a relationship
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Brilliant! I love it! As you can see, tales of romance lend themselves readily to the natural good looks and charm of Dr. Zaius, the opulant orangutan of love. I am reminded of a particularly sordid tale that was inspired by your blog, Sleestak. You are quite the romantic yourself!
ReplyDeleteYou don't disguise yourself to trick friends and loved ones?
ReplyDeleteCue the Pina Colada song...
ANd she didn't slap him for being a creepy a-hole? What mixed up universe does this story take place in?
ReplyDeleteSo the guy removes his kick-ass brown beard, revealing a smooth, hairless mug? I can only assume this story is from a horror anthology.
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