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globug0822 Send a noteboard - 06/05/2011 04:49:24 AM
They said "We'll give you $45,000 to come and speak". He said "OK" and gave it all to charity. He had no way of knowing that the people he was dealing with had questionable authority to dispose of it in that way.


At least then we'd have proper government appropriation of funds ... we'll call it the Gaiman Initiative. Give Neil Gaiman all your tax money, and he gives it to the charity of the day. Sounds like a better usage of my tax dollars, I'll say!

-Roon
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or you could just let me keep my money and let me decide who I want to give it to - 08/05/2011 06:18:44 PM 242 Views
What a bizarre notion *NM* - 08/05/2011 08:36:28 PM 116 Views
yeah I know, crazy talk *NM* - 09/05/2011 02:35:51 PM 115 Views
Re: That's a great pun, btw. *NM* - 08/05/2011 07:23:52 PM 120 Views

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