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February 2, 2013 at 11:05 pm

I think you should add these people to the list of possible members: Wayne Newton, Dean Martin, Johnny Cash, Gilbert Gottfried, Cousin It, Robert Goulet, Luciano Pavarotti, Patrick Stewart, and my dog, Max, who has a great howling voice. You could also throw in Bugs Bunny and Jerry Lewis.

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