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A snapshot from 'I am a Bitches Man!' Read the rest at (creativebazaar.wordpress.com)


I realized this when I was listening to George Carlin - How’s your dog? from his 1976 album ‘On the road’. Yes I am a Dog’s man. A Ladies man; may be…but a Dog’s/Bitches man; for sure.

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