Flintstone, Teletubbies Kidnapped...

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Mon Jul 30, 2007 — by Mike Gold

Flintstone, Teletubbies Kidnapped...

... while Stalin, Hitler, Roosevelt stand naked!

Here's a story that speaks for itself. From today's Chicago Sun-Times PM Edition: "Josef Stalin, Adolf Hitler and Franklin D. Roosevelt are missing their clothes and Fred Flintstone and the Teletubbies are just plain missing after a raid on wax figures owned by Ireland’s National Wax Museum. At least 50 figures were stolen or wrecked several weeks ago, the museum reported today."

Tomorrow... they eat ... brains...

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Adriane Nash (9:40 PM on Tue Jul 31, 2007)

Are we thinking there's a big black market for wax figures?

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