You, Me, the Cat . . . and the Patio Umbrella
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Thanks for the laugh, Doug. Living in the Arizona heat I can testify to the accuracy of the diagram. It could easily be relabeled, “Usefulness of taxpayer funded expensive shade cover at local Pet Park.”
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