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1936 and ended with General

Franco’s incontestable victory,

drove away the majority of

the most steadfast Spanish

ears. That these ears have not

yet returned, however, is not

some revealing commentary

on Juan’s Spain, but is instead

due to the hot sexual action

takingplaceonthatwet ceiling.

Many a young fisherman,

his every sense alert, has

traversed that raunchy dark,

whose extraordinary likeness

to a vagina is something to

which only the English are

blind, and emerged at the

docks having to use every

means to drape his erect penis

as a derrick. For whatever

reason, the fact remains that

Gibraltar’s ear concentration

is the slowest of all the

European concentrations

to dwindle, if, indeed, it is

dwindling at all. Only one

large ear emigration has

actually taken place, in 1934

or 1935, when a flock of ears,

all from Madrid, discovered

that their mime of Don

Quixote I. was superfluous,

since it overlapped with the

aforementioned one in the

tunnel. The ears’ desperation

over their colossal, pointless

project, whose importance no

one would ever acknowledge,

not even the flock itself,

prompted the ears to emigrate

to Argentina via Tangier and

then to Buenos Aires, where

they set up shop in the

basement of one the public

library’s branches, a rough-

and-tumble place by European

standards. Regarding the

overall decrease in ear

population, it canbeattributed

to such trivialities as random

destruction, accidents, bad

luck, etc., coupled, as has

already been mentioned,

with an already modest and

distrait ear supply. With the

Gibraltar concentration and