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beyond the grave was performed as part of our love after death show it was taped live at the slipper room on sunday february 26th

2017 so i live at the Slipper Room on Sunday, February 26, 2017.

So I suppose I can confide in you, dear listeners. Someone among you caught my wandering eye and in a little moment of coquettishness,

I gently dropped my handkerchief to the floor.

Well, the person I had in mind didn't actually retrieve it,

and instead this fellow over there intercepted it and returned it.

But not before blowing his nose into it.

You don't think I didn't see you, buddy.

Back in Victorian times, when it came to the use of the handkerchief,

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