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Okay, David, look a little peaked.
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See, David, I told you you were looking
better.
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I'm just feeling a little queasy as
well.
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He thinks he's having pregnancy pain.
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Tell him that that's not possible.
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Well, I don't know, darling.
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When my water broke, your father wet his
pants.
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Oh, hey, honey, that three -fingered guy
down at the hardware store, he asked me
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for my autograph.
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Which three -fingered guy? None of them
down there have a full set.
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Ever since the lottery thing. See,
everybody wants to get a little piece of
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It's okay with me. Finally, I'm starting
to hear a little sweet talk from the
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ladies.
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Yeah, you know, Grandma's been a lot
nicer to me, too, lately.
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I mean, them girls at school, Darlene.
All right, get this. Okay, I was sitting
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there, and there was an empty seat next
to me in the cafeteria.
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Like there always is.
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All right.
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So then Karen Baylor goes to sit down,
and Susie Johnson throws an elbow and
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takes a seat.
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Two girls fighting? That is so sad.
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It's not sad, stupid. It's erotic.
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Oh, I gotta tell you, the freakiest
thing happened to me, too.
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I'm down at the dry cleaners, and the
guy down there that owns the place, he
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asked me to say a blessing over his
lottery ticket.
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What didst thou say unto him?
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scout pledge and a couple of Hail Marys,
then I wave my hand around it, you
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know, just for the show.
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You know what I just realized?
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Next to that duck walking around with
the arrow in its neck, we're the most
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famous thing in Lanford.
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You know what doesn't kill us is making
us stronger.
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We're gonna last longer than that
greatest wall in China.
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Oh, that rabbit with a drum.
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If there's one thing that I've earned
while waiting for my turn, it's that
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in each lack of a rainfall, but you also
get some fun.
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And we'll make out better than okay.
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Here's what I say.
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Yeah, I got any day.
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So, the duck's the most famous thing in
Lanford, and we're number two, right?
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Absolutely. Duck, us.
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What was number two before us?
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Well, that's a tough call.
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Probably that guy that dropped his pants
down at the bank for funniest home
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videos.
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God, that made me so damn mad. You could
tell that was totally fixed.
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He was probably going around with his
pants under his butt the whole damn
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Makes you not want to keep your money
there, though, I'll tell you that.
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That's for damn sure.
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Hey, I forgot to tell you.
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Becky called from the carnival with the
boys.
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She says they're having a great time.
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And our little Jerry won the pie -eating
contest.
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Prodigy.
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Oh, has anybody seen Leon lately? Ever
since we won the lottery, he looks like
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hell. I know. I saw him the other day.
He looked like such a slob. I thought he
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was straight.
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When's he going to get over it?
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Never. Not as long as I'm alive.
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I forgot to tell you who I ran into.
John McCord.
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John McCord. Remember?
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Varsity track. He's the guy that dressed
like the guy in Mod Squad.
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Which guy in Mod Squad?
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Link or the white guy? You can never
remember his name.
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Come on, Rosina. You're John McCord?
First shag hair cut in my history? Yeah,
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that guy. Anyway, he corners me in the
fruit section and he asks me out. As if
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the lottery had nothing to do with that.
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But you're going, right? Hell yes, I'm
going.
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Hey, guess what happened? Me.
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Got a call from the mayor of Lanford.
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Was he trying to sell you some more
Amway?
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No, actually, this time he called as the
mayor of Lanford.
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He wants me to ride in the Thanksgiving
Day Parade. Wow, that is an honor.
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Yeah, it's me and some old guy that was
like the last soldier that ever fought
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in World War I or something.
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Hey, I hope people in this town don't
mistake me for Anna Nicole Smith and her
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old husband.
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Yeah, we really are becoming
celebrities.
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Yeah.
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It's kind of not what I thought it was
going to be, you know?
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I kind of thought it was going to be
more exciting or something. I don't
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How come that, uh, Ted Popple ain't
called us yet?
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Nah, he's lost his edge.
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Well, he's no Jerry Springer, that's for
damn sure.
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Jerry! Jerry!
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Jerry! Jerry!
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Jerry! Hey, let's talk about the
American dream.
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A good job, a good home. Hey, how about
winning the lottery?
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Well, my guest tonight did exactly that.
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They're just ordinary folks from
Lanford, Illinois. Please welcome
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Dan Conner.
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Wow, $108 million.
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How did you feel when you got the news?
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Well, you got to understand, Jerry, I'm
recovering from a major heart attack, or
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a myocardial infarction, as the doctors
call it.
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See, I was at my daughter's wedding,
which I guess contributed to the stress.
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Plus, I ate me a couple bacon, butter,
and mayonnaise sandwiches for breakfast,
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which probably contributed to the clog.
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Yeah, well also you forgot to tell so
you're not starting in the right place
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get it that was like before and then
here we were a little bit later after
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came home and everything so Well, we
just had this big fight Like the worst
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fight ever so we thought we're gonna
break up or something, you know, but
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everything worked out So that was cool.
I tell you what wait a minute. Let's
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just slow down a little bit What I want
to know is how did you how did you find
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out that you won? Well, we're sleeping
Yeah
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Anyway, her sister comes over. Yeah. My
sister comes in and she's like,
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Roseanne, Roseanne. You know, so I go
out there and everything.
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Kind of put me off my feed.
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Sorry, honey.
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And so I go out there and she's like,
hey, you guys won the lottery. I'm like,
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what? You know, so we were like kind of
just.
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screaming and freaking out and stuff you
know yeah we had a real big wing thing
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then mrs jumped up on my back wasn't
okay but wasn't there like some
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story about how oh yeah well i was
getting to that okay well so my husband
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in the hospital and everything and
wanted he's there in his room and
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well like i didn't um well i was just
trying to keep my mind off of what was
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going on because you know i mean i
didn't know if my husband was getting
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i was like
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Yeah, the infarction.
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And I was just getting really nervous
about it. So, like, I was trying to just
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kill time. Not really kill time, but
just kind of take my mind off of, you
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worrying about my husband. So, like, I
went down and I bought this lottery
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ticket. And I worked out this whole kind
of, you know, system for, like, how to
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pick the numbers. Because, like, I
picked out, okay, I picked 36 for the
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of times I salted my hospital food.
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And then 8 for the number of parking
tickets I got for...
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Parking in the ambulance only.
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Wasn't your sister involved?
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Oh, yeah. She's the one that, you know,
found out first and told us. Why don't
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we bring out your sister? Here's
Roseanne's sister.
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Welcome to the
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show. What is your part in this
fascinating story?
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Um, well, uh...
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Like, I picked out three of the numbers,
and then she picked out three of the
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numbers. And then I was the one that saw
that we won the lottery on TV.
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So I go running over there. I'm like,
Roseanne, Roseanne. And she's like,
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And I'm like, you know, we won the
lottery. And she's like, what? And I'm
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no, we wanted to tell Dan, but we didn't
know how because, you know, he'd had
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the heart attack.
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Yeah, see, I'm not supposed to have any
stress or lift up anything heavy or
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whatnot because the whole thing could
just pop like that again. So tell them
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what you said about the heart. Oh, well,
I told my husband after we won and
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everything. I told my husband, I said,
honey, you don't even have to worry
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about, you know, your bad ticker
anymore, because now we've got enough
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buy you one of those baboon heart
transplants. Oh, yeah.
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Baboon heart transplant or a pig valve
or whatever science has come up with it.
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How did it feel?
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Well, I felt this pain going up my arm,
you know.
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I go rushing over there, you know, and I
tell them, and they're like, whoa, you
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know.
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And then we sat around for a little bit.
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And then, oh, I, see, was like, whoa.
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Yeah, Jerry, see, I felt bad because I
had my heart attack at my daughter's
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wedding. And, well, you know, she had to
get married. Honey, don't say that on
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television.
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How did the lottery change your life?
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How did the lottery change your life?
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Oh, I got a date with John McCord.
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Oh, yeah, and we had a lady from today.
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Good morning, America. Kathleen Sullivan
came over. She interviewed us. Now, is
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she Ed Sullivan's daughter?
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I think she is, yeah.
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Why don't we bring out the rest of the
Conner family? Okay, here's the rest of
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the Conner family.
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Oh, well, welcome, everybody, to the
show. Your mom, your mom has won $108
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million. How do you guys feel?
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I am the mother of the girls, Mrs.
Springer, Mrs. Beverly Harris.
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How proud you must be.
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You know, now that we have this money, I
don't have to be a Democrat anymore.
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Any questions? Yes, go ahead.
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Hi. So how much money did you win?
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You should listen to her and what she
says about those guys, and he should
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listen to her about the other one.
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Yeah, now that you guys have all that
money, why don't you give me some?
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eager to assist us with our afterlife
needs.
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I told him I already bought a shovel and
a big bag of lime.
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Would you pass me some beans?
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Yes, I could.
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I'd like to see somebody who likes his
vegetables.
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I'm not going to eat them. I'm just
going to suck the glaze off them.
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That's right. Mom will just re -glaze
them tomorrow.
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You haven't said anything in the last
five minutes.
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Yeah, I actually started to relax.
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Sorry, guys. I just found a space out
there.
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Thinking about the money, huh? I've been
doing that, too.
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It changes the way you look at the
world, doesn't it? Yeah.
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And also the way the world looks at you.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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You girls are going to put me out of a
job.
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Okay, now let's get started. I just want
you both to relax and move to the
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music.
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I don't know, Avalon. Hey, just forget
letter wire hair. Make me sweat.
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Yeah, that's it. Open up the estrogen
tap and let it flow.
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Come on, you're rich. You're sexy.
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I don't know, Avalon. I'm really
nervous. I mean, I'm nervous about how
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going to look. I've been freaking out
since the 70s. There's nothing to worry
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about, darling. Women aren't born
beautiful. It's all done with the magic
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light. Here, I'll take a Polaroid and
I'll show you.
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Well.
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Oh, my God. Look, Jackie.
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It really is about the lighting.
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Get back out. Show me what you've got.
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What makes you think you contain these
flames?
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What makes you think you contain these
flames?
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Your life will pass before...
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is something really special.
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You know, I just want to tell you that
you single -handedly revolutionized
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America's puritanical morals, and I
personally want to thank you.
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Well, I want to thank you for one of the
most memorable shootings in Playboy's
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history. Oh, yes.
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I bet you say that to all the girls. Of
course I do.
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Oh, 14 ,980 of them. Yes, and I mean it
every time.
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But I have to say that you are the most
beautiful woman on this earth.
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Thank you.
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No, in the universe.
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Oh!
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Wow,
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the judges certainly wasted no time in
making that decision.
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Now let's see who will be sipping
champagne and who will be crying into
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cold cream.
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Here we go. The new Miss Universe is...
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Miss Lampard Roseanne Conner!
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Oh, Miss Lampard, you are without a
doubt the most voluptuous, beautiful
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in the universe. I must admit, I was a
little worried when they discovered life
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on Mars.
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Take your sickly, scroll -down -the
-runway girlfriend!
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Here she is, the blue -collar Judy.
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She's her...
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failed, they thank you, Lee.
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She's got a hell of a figure when she
fills out a D -cup.
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Woo! Maybe that's why she's the winner
and first runner -up. Yes, she's our
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Universe USA.
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Oh, hold it, hold it. Stop, please.
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I have just learned that Miss Lampert
has...
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broken the pageant's rules by posing for
a commercial publication.
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Hey, those were tasteful.
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It's okay.
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You all right, honey?
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Of course I'm all right. I'm the new
guest girl.
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That's a wrap.
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What do you mean cut? We're not even
done with the scene.
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Oh, sorry, Roseanne. I mean, this is the
200th episode, and they said to tell
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you as soon as the cake got here.
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Oh, the cake's here. Come on. Let's go
get some.
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Your day of reckoning has come.
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You have sinned a great sin and are not
worthy to receive these Ten
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Commandments. The Almighty has proven
that your faith can overcome even the
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of nature.
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