Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miserie — Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
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Why is it that married people always say "Come in" when everything they do says "Get out"? They talk about their miseries and then ask you why you're unmarried.

— Malcolm Bradbury, The History Man
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