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February 07, 2012 News & Features » Cartoon

The HR Department 

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Congratulations to Jessica Seay of Midlothian who was the first reader to crack last week’s code. Jessica won tickets to Richmond Funny Bone and an original drawing of the first “HR Department” comic for correctly guessing the lyrics to “Kiss Me Deadly” by Lita Ford.

I went to a party last Saturday night,

I didn’t get laid, I got in a fight

Uh huh, It ain’t no big thing...

Kiss me once/Kiss me twice/C’mon pretty baby Kiss me deadly

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