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A Round and a Roundy: Rules and Rulebreakers

Today, national treasure cartoonist Bill Roundy offers a true story from his life in the saddle.
A Round and a Roundy: Rules and Rulebreakers
Cartoon: Bill Roundy
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Today, national treasure cartoonist Bill Roundy offers a true story from his life in the saddle. And it speaks for itself, so we’ll just let you read it.

Merry Christmas.

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