Sunday Funnies: Waiting on… the Cure

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Yup, we’ve all heard the hype for the hope that a cure is “coming soon”… and this is how it feels sometimes: Hopefully, we’ll see more and more significant progress in our lifetimes. Meanwhile, you gotta keep laughin’…Thanks to the talen…

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