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Call everybody.
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Here you go, Dan. My favorite, plain
brown wrapper.
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And for you, Christine.
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Oh, good. My sensitive guy calendar is
here.
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Twelve months of respect.
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Alan Alda.
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Jimmy Carter.
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Phil Donahue.
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And will you look where he's got the ERA
tattoo.
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Christine?
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You really know how to flatter a girl,
Bull.
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Bull, what are you doing?
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Well, I've been going out with Joy for
some time now, and I figured this is the
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only way I could experience what it was
like for her to be blind.
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I think that is so sensitive and sweet.
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Seems like you two are really getting
along.
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Yeah.
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Want to hear what she calls me?
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Her little stubble -headed mutant?
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Cute, huh?
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Well, I got some more practicing to do,
but don't tell Joy. I want this to be a
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surprise.
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Love is a many splintered thing.
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Something French tickle your fancy
dance?
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No, it's just a death threat, Harry.
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sucking pig.
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Prepare to die a lingering horrible
death.
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Oh, maybe he's got me front row seats at
the Captain and Tennille reunion.
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Dan, you may think this is a joke, but
this is serious.
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You never know, right around the corner
could be some violent, crazed monster.
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Your Honor, I'm worried about Dan.
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Well, just don't make eye contact or
show fear, and he'll leave you alone.
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I'm serious, sir.
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Sure, Dan may act like that death threat
doesn't bother him, but believe me,
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beneath that macho facade is a very
frightened man.
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Okay, okay, forget about the flypaper
and the ping -pong balls.
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His courage is an inspiration to us all.
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Sorry, lady, he thought you were the
man. I'll shoot.
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So, big fella, how's your day in the
dark been so far?
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Great. Except for doorknobs.
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Whoever put them at that height was a
very cruel man.
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There she is.
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The angel -haired, cherub -faced light
of my life. Watch out. Move them or lose
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them. Pull them up.
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Ice muggle cakes.
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Here, you left your Telly Savalas album
at my place.
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Thanks, but you didn't have to bring it
in. I was going to drop over to your
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place tonight for a little... You know
what?
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Another evening of Wheel of Fortune and
thumb wrestling?
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You know me like a book.
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We've been going out for four months,
and not only haven't you even tried to
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to first base, you haven't even gotten
out of... the dugout yet.
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Uh, she loves baseball.
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Look, Bull, you're a sweet guy, but I've
had enough of this brotherly love
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garbage. I want to be touched. I want to
be handled.
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I want to feel like a Braille copy of
the Yellow Pages.
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And if you can't manage that, I'll find
someone who can.
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Thank you for keeping that our little
secret.
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Your Honor, can I be excused for a
minute? Yeah, sure, Bull.
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Five, four, three, two... Oh,
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great. Well, yes, you can
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make it.
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Terrific. I'm looking forward to it.
I've heard a lot about you.
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Candy.
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Okay, okay, I'll see you at nine.
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Oh, Danny boy, your pants, your pants
are falling.
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Excuse me, uh, Mr. Fielding? Just a
second, lad, I'll be with you in a
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Hey, what the hell is this?
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It's a bomb.
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It's going off in 30 minutes.
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Or sooner, if I push this little button.
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remember who I am, do you? Yes, of
course I do.
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Roger.
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Steve, Bob, Bill, Joe, Rudy.
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Forget it, Fielding. You're going to go
back in that courtroom and continue
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about your work.
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If you tell anyone about this bomb, then
I push this button and you turn into
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bagel bits.
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Got it?
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So,
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the camera... driver says to the hooker,
gee, lady, don't you have anything
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smaller?
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I love it! I don't get it, but I love
it!
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Mr. Prosecutor, do we have a problem?
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A problem, Harry? Yes, um, I have new
shoes.
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Well, gee, if it's a footwear...
emergency. Take your time, Dan. I think
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right to speedy trial business has been
way blown out of proportion.
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Don't you?
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Hey, Dan, you got a new briefcase?
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Yes, I just bought it.
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Dan, those aren't your initials. This is
E .C.
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That's because I named my briefcases.
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For instance, the one on my desk over
there, that's Vic Schwartz.
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This is Emile Cartier.
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What do we got, Mac?
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People versus Mac Farlane, sir.
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Assault. Your Honor, my client was
provoked by an antagonistic neighbor who
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insisted on playing his stereo loudly at
all hours of the night.
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Your Honor, the plaintiff clearly had no
malicious intent bombing my briefcase
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to antagonize the defendant.
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The plaintiff had no previous bombing my
briefcase complaints from other
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neighbors.
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I would like to cite the precedent of
Becca versus Baum in my briefcase to
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illustrate my point.
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Defense?
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Your Honor, a prosecution is citing
precedent, which is absolutely irre...
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Here's a bombing briefcase!
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Freeze! Anybody makes a genius, tiniest
move...
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And I thank you for your support.
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Just think, Dad.
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All I have to do is push this little
button.
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This is more fun than watching
horseflies explode in the bug zapper.
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Mister, do you really think you can get
away with this?
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This building is crawling with highly
trained and heavily armed security
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personnel.
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Many of whom are not blindfolded.
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Oh, did I miss anything?
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What do you people keep coming back in
here for?
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This briefcase is filled with deadly
explosives.
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Hey, we just... couldn't stand the
thought of being outside while our good
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friend Dan was in here with his life on
the line.
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Don't give me that crap.
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Fielding doesn't have any friends.
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Boy, this guy's done his homework.
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Tell you what, Dan.
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This show of support by your friends has
convinced me not to blow you up. It
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has?
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It has!
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Provided... You can tell me who I am
before the timer goes off.
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You taught Birchfield, and you found me
in your fiancé's refrigerator the night
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before your wedding.
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You're Bob Underwood, and you found me
in your refrigerator the night after
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wedding. This is exciting. I have to go
to the bathroom.
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That'll give you some time to think
about it. You have 17... Don't make that
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minutes, Dan.
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Dan, come here, quick.
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Ross will have these things off you in
no time. Oh, right.
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Oh, by the way, I wouldn't try cutting
Dan's handcuffs. That would cut the
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circuit and detonate the bomb
immediately.
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Guess I can kiss off that five bucks you
owe me.
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Gosh, I wish I knew what to say to her.
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All right, Joy, that's where we want to
plant?
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Fine. But just remember, it takes two to
tango, five to form a conga line, and
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only one to do the twist.
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What the hell am I talking about?
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That's what I'd like to know.
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Joy? You know something, kiddo? You are
really screwed up.
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Oh, really?
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What makes you so sure of that?
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Because you're sitting in the ladies'
room.
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Oh.
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That would explain all the screaming
when I walked in.
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Yeah. Well, how about trying making me
scream once in a while, huh? Like in
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delight?
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Look, Joy, you know how I feel about
you. You're tops in my book.
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Bull, I don't want to be tops in your
book. I want to be topless on your
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table.
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But I got plenty of chairs.
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Well, can't you get it through that
thick, bloated...
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Cotton Dacron skull?
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Did you put your shorts on over your
head again?
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It's a blindfold.
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I've been wearing it all day.
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I wanted to understand what it's like
for you.
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You know, to feel defenseless and
helpless.
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Oh, excuse me. Did you say helpless?
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Yeah. Oh, now it all starts to make
sense.
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You've been treating me the way you have
because you'd feel like you were taking
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advantage of me.
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Well, I wouldn't be taking advantage of
you. You're blind.
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You don't even know what I look like.
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My fingers tell me you're a cross
between a Cro -Magnon man and a balloon
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Macy's parade.
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You're just saying that.
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Fool. I'm a full -functioning, totally
capable human being. I'm also a
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W -O -M -A -N.
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A wombat?
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A woman.
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Bull! Can't you understand what that
means?
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Can I think about it?
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Think about this, Buzzhead. I may be
blind, but I have needs, I have desires,
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and if those construction workers can be
believed, I have a bodacious booty!
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Promise if you get me out of this one,
I'll never abuse dairy products again.
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You've only got nine minutes left, Dan.
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Okay, all four basic food groups.
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Somebody call the bomb squad.
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Hallelujah!
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Okay,
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where's the bomb?
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Right here.
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Oh, boy, I'll bet someone's shorts are
full of bricks right now, huh?
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with a detonator could come back any
second. Yeah, let's have a look at this
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baby, huh?
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You have done this before, haven't you?
Oh, yeah, hundreds of times. After a
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while, you get kind of philosophical.
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I mean, one false snip and boom!
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You're gone!
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Well, let's crack this puppy open and
see what happens.
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No! I don't want you touching my bum.
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Hey! What do you think you're doing?
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Oh, there you are.
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I don't believe you've met Harry's gavel
repairman.
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You don't fool me.
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He's from the bomb squad. I ought to
blow you up right now.
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Now, I don't know what it was that Dan
did to you, but I'm sure that whatever
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was, he would now be willing to
apologize for it. He's had over 25 years
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apologize.
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It happened 25 years ago?
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Did it involve a person, place, or
thing?
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With Dan, it usually involves all three.
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Dan, think!
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You've only got four minutes left.
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Wait. The initials on the briefcase had
E .C. It's getting warmer.
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Come on, Dan. Think. E .C.
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I got it!
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You're Everett Cummings, and I slept
with three generations of your family!
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Oh, but I'd love to hear the story
sometime.
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concentrate. My mind is going all over
the place. The rest of you will be too
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you don't come up with that name.
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25 years ago, I was in Louisiana in high
school.
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I knew it was the Carter.
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But no, his name was Stinky Carter. He
was a little short guy, wore glasses,
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plaid shirt, button all the way to the
top.
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Stinky!
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The name is Ernest.
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Ernest Carter.
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I always hated the name Stinky.
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Not that I'd expect someone like you to
know that. The man who shattered my
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dreams and ruined my life.
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What are you talking about, ruined your
life?
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The district science fair.
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You deliberately destroyed my battery
-operated sewage treatment plant.
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This is coming back to me now, I
remember it, but it was an accident.
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That was a malfunction with my model of
the female reproductive system.
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The inflatable woman ruptured.
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Flew across the room and smashed into my
sewer of the future.
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Lost the scholarship. Spent the next 15
years of my life emptying septic tanks.
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I don't mean to interrupt, but that
clock's still ticking and Dan did guess
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you are. That's right. A deal's a deal.
You gotta let him go.
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No! I changed my mind.
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You can't! Why not?
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Because!
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Because I called no changes before.
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Ernie. Listen to me. If you back out on
the deal now, you'll be no better than
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Dan. What? Well, you don't like him
because he's a worthless, low -life,
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subhuman slug, right? Right. Well, now,
if you go back on your word, you're
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going to be just like him.
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That's right. That's right. You'd be
nothing but a double -crossing,
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slimeball whose word is good for
nothing.
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A backstabbing, deceitful degenerate. A
twisted, two -faced scuzzbucket.
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Oh, my God.
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You're right.
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I see it now.
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What I've done is totally wrong.
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If I did this, I'd be just like Dan.
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Nothing better than the doggy stuff on
the bottom of mankind's shoe. That's it.
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There. It's off.
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Here are the keys to the handcuffs.
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Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, I'm free. I'm
saved!
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I'm tall, I'm fashionable, and I'm saved
thanks to you guys. You saved me by
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convincing him I was no worthless,
degenerate piece of human trash.
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Drinks are on me.
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The man is proud of it. Tell you one
thing he's not very proud of, his name.
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You know he changed it?
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Oh, yeah, we met his parents. We
understand his name used to be Elmore.
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Oh, no, not just his last name. His
first name, too.
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You mean Dan's name isn't Dan?
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No, it's... Uh, Arnie.
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Pal. Buddy. Friend.
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Reinhold.
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Reinhold!
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Okay, okay, okay, fine, fine. The truth
is out. Go ahead.
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Have your fun. Get it out of your
system.
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No, no, no, Dan.
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This isn't something you do all at once.
This is something you savor over years.
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Hey, how come this thing is still
ticking?
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Well, it's one of two things.
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It's either a harmless strobing quartz
oscillator or... Run for your life!
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Perry!
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Huh.
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I guess court's been dismissed.
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I've been working on the railroad all
the live long day.
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Well, if it isn't Perry Coma.
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Joy.
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Come here.
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What is it?
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I've got something I want to say to you.
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Yes?
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I could smell you coming a mile away.
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You ought to write greeting cards, you
know that?
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No. I mean, I smell that fragrance of
copier fluid you always have on your
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hands. And I knew you were near.
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Just like I can hear that precision
ticking of your $2 watch.
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I guess the eyes aren't the only senses
we have.
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Pretty perceptive.
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Almost good enough to be blind?
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Almost.
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Joy, I've been a real ass.
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Go on.
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I've been treating you like some
helpless, fragile invalid who isn't
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taking care of herself.
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And the truth is...
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You can see a lot of things more clearly
than I can.
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Yeah.
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Like how big your heart is.
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Come over here and park that bodacious
booty next to me.
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Oh, why, Mr. Shannon, on this big, long,
hard table?
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Why, whatever would we do on it?
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Smooch?
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Make that a frenzy of pagan lust and you
got a deal.
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Okay. Whoops.
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Okay. Commence lip lock.
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Did anybody see bull?
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No, why?
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Somebody said they saw him heading
toward the courtroom.
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Yes, master.
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Joy? Bull? Are you okay?
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Oh, great.
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Come on, Bull. There must be some place
around here where we can get some
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privacy. Yeah, some place less drafty.
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Excuse me.
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Could you pass me the sugar, please?
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Reinhold?
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Goodbye, Ernie.
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Goodbye, Dan.
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Little maggot.
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How dare you come in here and ruin my
life by telling everybody my name is
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Reinhold. Hey, hey, hey.
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Just thank your lucky stars I didn't
tell them about the accordion.
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