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And happy 200th birthday, Karl Marx!
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And happy 200th birthday, Karl Marx!
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Both guards haven’t come out?
She’s in deep soup now…
Miss Porpulac, there’s a fly in my SOUP. And we think the Marx brothers might be responsible.
Karl would have been better off going into showbusiness like his brothers.
Karl might well have missed his main chance. The opening paragraph of the “Fetishism of Commodities” chapter in Capital certainly shows a flair for comedy.
At least one of the Marx brothers might have missed his chance the other way. Julius (that is to say, Groucho) apparently wanted to be a doctor, but his mother insisted that he go on the stage instead. Although he was certainly successful at the latter career, I cannot help but that he suffered thereby a trauma unique in the history of Jewish manhood.
Please tell me there’s a NUTS secret organization.