We often feel like Charlie the Unicorn. Annoying, brightly colored colleagues poke at us with their curly horns as we snooze at our desk, promising far-off, sugar-coated delights. Do we muster the energy to follow them, hoping some sweet payoff will break the unbearable bleakness of our daily existence? Can they be trusted?
Charlie the Unicorn: Candy Mountain
The unlikely adventure of a crotchety unicorn named Charlie.
Kl
May 24, 2006 2:16AM (UTC)
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