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Maybe the world is blind or just a
little unkind.
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Don't know.
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Seems you can't be sure of anything
anymore.
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Although.
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You sure do look handsome, Mr.
Warnemont.
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Yeah, and that bow tie makes you look
ten years younger.
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Don't try to butter me up.
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I don't know how I let you girls talk me
into this.
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Henry, it's just a date.
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A blind date.
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Trust me.
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You're going to love Ms. Maytag.
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She's the best.
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school librarian we've ever had.
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A librarian?
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I bet she looks like a librarian, too.
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No, she's really cute.
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Come on, be honest.
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It's kennel -ration time, right?
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Then you take her out.
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How old is this Ms. Hotpoint?
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Ms. Maytack, and I don't know exactly
how old she is. But she's younger than
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you. Of course everybody is.
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Cherie.
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We fixed you guys up because you have so
much in common.
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She likes books. You like books.
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She likes boring music. You like boring
music.
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And guess what her hobby is?
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Tracking down helpless men.
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No, photography.
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Oh.
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Great, an amateur photographer.
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Please, Henry, just give it a chance.
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Spanky, the last successful blind date
was Adam and Eve.
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The only reason they had a good time was
because of the way they were dressed.
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Hi.
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Where's your little dainty fool, Henry?
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I should have known you'd come around
and gloat.
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No way.
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I come to offer my sympathy.
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Oh, thank you.
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Not to you.
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To her.
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Just what I need.
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Jokes from someone whose last date
picked her up on a dinosaur.
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Oh, yeah. I get lots of offers from guys
at the hospital.
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Sure. But those men are heavily sedated.
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That must be Ms.
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Spindry.
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Hi, Punky. Hi, Cherry.
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And you must be Henry.
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I must be Henry.
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Enchanté, Miss Maytag.
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Call me Camille.
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Camille. What a lovely name.
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Thank you.
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You don't know how anxious I've been to
meet you.
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Just let me get my car keys and I'll
take you to lunch.
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Why don't we go on my hog?
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Your hog?
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Her motorcycle.
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Get with it, Henry.
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Oh, that'll be great.
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I haven't been on a hog in days.
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You monkeys ready for lunch?
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Yeah, this matchmaking stuff sure makes
me hungry.
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Everything makes you hungry.
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Cherry, wouldn't it be nice if your
grandma had a guy in her life again?
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Are you thinking what I think you're
thinking?
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Yep, we'll find the perfect date for
your grandma.
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After all, we did it for Henry.
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you little monsters up.
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We're going to find you a date.
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Oh, no, you're not.
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Oh, yes, we are.
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And we knew you'd say that. Yeah, Henry
resisted at first, too. But ever since
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we fixed him up, he's been a totally
different guy.
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Henry? Different?
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I find that hard to believe.
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Celebrate the good times have come.
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Celebrate good times. Come on.
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Celebrate good times.
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Well, I realize Louise's acting is a
little... Pathetic.
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we knew wanted to go out with you.
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One guy said he couldn't wait to meet
her. Remember the crossing guard, Mr.
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Dwarfman? Mr.
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Dwarfman? What's he like?
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Bad.
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He got hit by a truck yesterday.
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Oh, that's a terrible thing.
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Yeah, bad timing.
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But don't worry, we bought a copy of
Dave's...
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believe how many great guys advertise in
here.
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We circled a couple good ones.
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Sophisticated foreign gentleman wants to
stay in the United States.
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Will marry anyone.
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Well, I'm terribly flattered, but I'll
pass.
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You're right. You don't need a mercy
marriage.
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Girls, I don't want a date.
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I found the love of my life once, and
now that Grandpa's gone... The next one
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will have to find me.
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That's perfect!
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What's perfect?
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That you want a guy to find you.
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Watch this.
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Well, Derek, it's time for you to
choose. Which of our three single
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will be your dream date come true?
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Wait a minute.
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Are you little scamp suggesting that I
go on that show?
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Yeah. It's our best idea.
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It's also our last idea.
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Well, forget it. The contestants on
Dream Date are hot, undignified,
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and... Derek is cute.
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A definite babe.
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If you go on that show, you'll get a
babe, too.
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You think so?
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Uh -uh.
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No way.
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If there's one thing I can't stand is
someone making a complete fool of
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themselves.
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Born to be wise.
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Born to be wise.
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In the name of all that season, please,
Henry, stop it.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm just in such a great mood.
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How do you like my threads?
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They're hot.
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But you forgot to buy socks.
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Socks are out.
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And so is your pilot life.
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Camille thinks my ankles are sexy.
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I think she's right.
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I'm growing a macho stubble.
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Does it remind you of Miami Vice?
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No. Miami Life.
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What's in the basket, Henry?
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A life support system?
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Picnic. Maybe January, but I feel a heat
wave coming on.
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That's no heat wave.
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At your age, you're having hot flashes.
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Betty, ordinarily I would smite you with
my rapier -like wit.
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But love has mellowed me out.
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Maybe you too one day will find your
perfect person.
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Maybe not today or tomorrow.
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Next day or next week or next month or
year.
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I'm not taking that from him.
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Dream date, here I come.
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Is it time?
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Yep. Henry, the show's coming on.
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Great. I wouldn't miss it for the world.
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Celebrate good times. Come on.
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most exciting and romantic game show,
Dream Date.
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Let's welcome the host of Dream Date,
the Prince of Johnny's,
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Johnny Prince!
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Thank you very much. All right, first,
let's meet our three dream girls.
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Dream girl number one is an astrologer.
Please welcome Aquaria LaRue.
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Dream girl number... Yeah, sit right
down.
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Dream girl number two is a beautician,
Shirley Toops.
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You bet.
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And dream girl number three is a
registered nurse, Betty Johnson.
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One of our three lucky ladies will be
chosen to spend an exciting, fun -filled
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evening with our dream guy.
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From Arlington Heights, a test pilot who
moonlight as a stump double for Mr.
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T. His hobbies are motorcycle racing,
mountain climbing, and hang gliding.
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have a big dream date welcome for our
dream dude, Chuck McKinley.
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What's that nerd doing there?
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Hopefully fitting dream girl number
three.
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So, Chuck, you are a test pilot.
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Not really. I've never been on a plane.
I test gravity stress machines for the
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astronauts. You've probably seen me on
the news.
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No, I don't remember.
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Now you recognize me? Yes.
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Of course.
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Oh, what an exciting guy, ladies.
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That guy is my type.
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Really? How do you know?
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He's breathing, isn't he?
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Now, Chuck, we have three lovely ladies
just waiting to answer your every
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question. But first, let's hear them
each say hello.
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Number one.
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Number one.
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That's you, honey.
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Sorry, I lost count.
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Hello, Chuck.
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And number two, let's hear you say hello
to Chuck.
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Hey, baby.
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Choose me, honey. These other two bimbos
look like six miles of bad road.
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Oh, the sparks are starting to fly
already.
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And number three, please say hello.
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Hello, what's up, Chuck?
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Oh, I don't mean up, Chuck. I mean,
Chuck.
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What's that?
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Okie dokie, dude. Let the game begin.
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Fire when ready, Freddy.
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Okay, girls. We are driving down the
highway of love.
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What road sign best describes how you
feel?
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Number three?
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Slow down. Curves ahead.
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Number two?
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Slippery when wet.
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Number one?
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Welcome to Cleveland.
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Gee, I'll figure that out later.
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Number three, I like beautiful women.
How would you describe yourself?
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Well, I'd like to think of myself as
attractive.
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You can think all you want.
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Just don't go near a mirror.
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Now, that's not nice.
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Just because we're going after the same
guy doesn't mean we can't be friends.
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Shut up, turkey lips.
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Ladies, ladies, simmer down.
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Chuck, just leap in here with a question
whenever you're ready.
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Number one, I like to curl up in front
of the fireplace with a good book of
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poetry. Can you make me a love poem?
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Uh -huh.
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Roses are red, violets are blue. If you
choose me, maybe we could go bowling or
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something.
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Hey, blank verse.
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Okay, number two.
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If number three was an hors d 'oeuvre,
what would she be?
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Chopped liver.
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Number three, if number two was an hors
d 'oeuvre, what would she be?
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A pig in a blanket.
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A pig?
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Well, if the oink fits.
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Wait, wait, wait.
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Isn't this fun?
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Yes, of course.
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Yeah, it's fun.
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Wait a minute, wait a minute. Didn't I
hear the time buzzer?
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Oh, by golly, yes, there it is. How time
is flying here.
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Well, the time is up, Chuck.
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Time for you to choose.
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Will it be dream girl number one?
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Number two?
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Or number three?
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Pick three!
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dream girl, Chuck.
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She is a registered nurse who raises
temperatures wherever she goes.
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Please say hello to Betty Johnson.
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Oh, my Lord.
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She's just a little shy, Chuck. That's
all right. Come on. I'm yours, baby.
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your grandma for their dream date? She
says she doesn't really care, as long as
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it's not out in public.
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Well, at least we did a good job with
Henry.
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Come on.
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I'll pop for a popsicle.
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Are you sure you're all right?
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Fine. I just didn't know your hog could
go that fast.
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You're just angry because I jumped that
hedge.
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You could have warned me.
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Loosen up, Hank.
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I've told you a hundred times, I'm a
Henry, not a Hank.
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Sorry.
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I'm sorry.
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We shouldn't quarrel on the eve of my
departure.
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I'll call you as soon as I get back from
Kenya.
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Really have to go all the way to Africa?
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Duty calls.
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I can't pass up that photo assignment
for Wildebeest weekly.
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You don't know when you'll be back.
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You know, Wildebeest, they're so shy.
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It might take months to get that
centerfold.
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Love ya.
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Kenya?
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Wildebeest?
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I had to think of something to get her
out of my life.
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What happened?
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Yes, I thought so too at first.
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Then I realized I was just plain crazy.
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Camille tried to change me into
something I'm not.
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Well, no more.
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Now on, it's back to cardigans,
sweaters, and bow ties.
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My ankles are freezing.
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Sorry things didn't work out.
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And the way I behaved.
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And money I spent on these clothes.
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My one consolation is that you embarrass
Betty even more than me.
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Right now she's stuck with a date with
Shamu, the killer nerd.
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Kryptonite fantastic.
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We stomped on it and beat it to a pulp.
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Isn't he something?
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Yes. But what?
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Well, got a waddle. Hey, I'll see you
tomorrow, Betty.
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I'll pick you up at eight for a very
special date.
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Long time since I felt that way.
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Come on, honey. Let's go home.
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Okay. I have all those chores to finish.
Oh, forget the chores.
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I'm going to make you a hot fudge sundae
and tell you all about my date. All
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right.
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Love you.
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I'm sorry the thing didn't work out with
you and Miss Maytag.
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So am I.
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Don't worry. I have a backup list.
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Sonata is going to be perfect for you.
You're going to love the Widow
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Forget it.
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