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|author = [[Dr. Hibbert]] | |author = [[Dr. Hibbert]] | ||
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| − | '''''Ailing Celebrities | + | '''''Ailing Celebrities Say the Darndest Things''''' is a book by [[Dr. Hibbert]]. |
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After [[Lisa]] had published her [[Lisa's Diary|diary]] and made it a best-seller wrote [[Otto]], [[Dr. Hibbert]], [[Clancy Wiggum]], and [[Edna]] own books that made the list and put down Lisa's. After a trail about the books it was decided that they should give their proceeds of the books to charity. | After [[Lisa]] had published her [[Lisa's Diary|diary]] and made it a best-seller wrote [[Otto]], [[Dr. Hibbert]], [[Clancy Wiggum]], and [[Edna]] own books that made the list and put down Lisa's. After a trail about the books it was decided that they should give their proceeds of the books to charity. | ||
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Ailing Celebrities Say the Darndest Things is a book by Dr. Hibbert.
History[edit]
After Lisa had published her diary and made it a best-seller wrote Otto, Dr. Hibbert, Clancy Wiggum, and Edna own books that made the list and put down Lisa's. After a trail about the books it was decided that they should give their proceeds of the books to charity.
