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Name That Cartoon: Luck O' The Irish
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anon3083523088
anon3083523088,
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3/7/2014 | 10:51:31 AM
Erin go Bragh!
It's the pot of silicon at the end of the rainbow!
rayfussell0
rayfussell0,
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3/7/2014 | 10:46:58 AM
Luck O' The Irish caption
We were bought out by Apple...say hello to the new iPot of Gold.
JimL371
JimL371,
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3/7/2014 | 10:46:37 AM
Cartoon caption
Yep. We ship'em to China and they extract the gold and other precious metals.
anthony.sano@citi.com
[email protected],
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3/7/2014 | 10:46:30 AM
Name That Cartoon: Luck O' The Irish
I'm losing my magic Seamus, I wished for Gold phones and all I got were these unsold iPhone 5c models.
nhsgary
nhsgary,
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3/7/2014 | 10:41:23 AM
Stupid Window's phones....You can't GIVE 'em away!"
Stupid Window's phones....You can't GIVE 'em away!"
clamrock494
clamrock494,
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3/7/2014 | 10:38:03 AM
Caption Contest.
"I dunno either... I guess Jobs was put in charge of the pots..."
jkutcher773
jkutcher773,
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3/7/2014 | 10:37:19 AM
Name That Cartoon: Luck O' The Irish
Rainbows always lead to a pot of gold. Gold, however, comes in many flavors and colors.
Tony's Account
Tony's Account,
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3/7/2014 | 10:32:00 AM
Name That Cartoon
"A pot of used iPhones?  It looks like that leprechaun rascal beat us to the end of this rainbow."
mcochrane850
mcochrane850,
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3/7/2014 | 10:28:39 AM
Always after me Lucky Phones
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Tony's Account
Tony's Account,
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3/7/2014 | 10:27:53 AM
Name That Cartoon
"Ya know, I was really hoping for something more substantial than a pot of Palm devices at the end of the rainbow."
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