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Name That Cartoon: Luck O' The Irish
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nytcrwlr70
nytcrwlr70,
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3/3/2014 | 6:53:26 PM
Name That Cartoon: Luck O' The Irish Entry
Who told you that the TouchPads were worth their weight in gold?
nytcrwlr70
nytcrwlr70,
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3/3/2014 | 6:40:33 PM
Name That Cartoon: Luck O' The Irish Entry
No, I said "Lucky Charms" not "Surface 2 ARM's!"
RobPreston
RobPreston,
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3/3/2014 | 4:31:04 PM
Re: Keep those captions coming!
May the road rise to meet you.

And a pot of obsolete smartphones always be at your back.
RobPreston
RobPreston,
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3/3/2014 | 4:27:56 PM
Re: Keep those captions coming!
Ireland: second only to China as a dumpsite for old, toxic smartphones!
Marilyn Cohodas
Marilyn Cohodas,
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3/3/2014 | 2:47:07 PM
Keep those captions coming!
And don't forget to "Thumbs UP" your favorites!
jameane
jameane,
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3/3/2014 | 2:43:05 PM
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We found the only phones the NSA is not watching via Angry Birds.
Rick.Hansen_#3
Rick.Hansen_#3,
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3/3/2014 | 2:05:41 PM
Re: Find my phone
Pre-release iPhones. They're easier to move than gold...
Yab
Yab,
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3/3/2014 | 12:08:49 PM
Caption Contest
WhatsApp Laddy?
ErnestC847
ErnestC847,
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3/3/2014 | 12:04:30 PM
The caption the Irish Cartoon dated 3/3/14
Look at this, our "pot o' gold".  What, they think Apple hired us?
SpeedySmith
SpeedySmith,
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3/3/2014 | 12:02:44 PM
Name That Cartoon
Actually, I was hoping for some gold iPhone 5S's instead of all these 5C phones. 
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