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Over here, over here.
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Hey, look, I'm the nanny.
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Get out of here.
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Okay, the key to fitting into New York
society is acting like you don't want to
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be here.
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Actually, the coolest thing would be if
we just left right now. Oh, I don't want
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to leave. New York parties are more
exciting than I ever thought they could
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And this one's for charity.
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I don't know which one, but if Liz
Taylor's involved, you know it has to be
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something really bad.
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Of course, this is nothing like New York
in its prime.
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Let's face it. This city died years ago
when Lou Reed walked into that methadone
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clinic. What are we going to talk to
these people about?
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Hey, we could talk to them about the
Golden Chamber Spa.
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Oh, how was it there?
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Oh, it was...
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Oh, God, I just remembered.
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Spas are out.
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No.
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So, uh... I'm dating a prince. We can
talk to him about that.
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Well, that seems like bragging.
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Bragging's in.
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All right, we're home free.
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Okay, girls, look.
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I know you're new at this, so I'm going
to volunteer to be your guide.
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Now, look, if we get separated... Oh,
Vendula, honey, I need to talk to you.
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What? We get separated what?
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Drink.
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Until us is making us stronger, we're
gonna last longer than that greatest
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wall in China.
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Oh, that rabbit with the drum is the one
thing that I've heard
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while waiting for my turn. It's that in
each light of a rainbow, but you
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also get some sun that will make us
better.
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Well, I don't know. I guess we ought to
mingle a little better.
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Yeah. Yeah, I think you're right.
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So... How are things going at the diner?
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Don't mingle with me!
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Come on, we'll take a lap.
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remarkable woman. Yes, she is the editor
of Manhattan Magazine.
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Oh, I love that magazine. It's extra
heavy for killing the big bugs.
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So I said to him, darling, you're Gore
Vidal. Of course your story could be a
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day late.
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Genius does not punch a time clock.
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I remember you from the Vanderbilt.
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You're married to the delightful arms
dealer, are you not?
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Oh, yeah. As a matter of fact, he's
wrapping up a deal right now at
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Junior High.
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I'm Estée Lange.
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You're Estée Lange?
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Oh, my God. Oh, like in the perfume and
the makeup and all that?
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In the flesh. Oh, my God.
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I'm Jackie Harris. This is Roseanne
Connor.
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I'm so glad to meet you.
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Man, she must have a fever or something.
Her hand is hot as hell.
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Martini, boy!
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They're really very good. I've just had
three of them myself.
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You look like 108 million dollars.
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Astrid, remember?
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You can call me Bobo. This is my
husband, Gardner. You can call him
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call him Peanut.
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Were you in town for the Jackie O
auction?
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We couldn't wait to get our hands on
some of her things.
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Oh, she had wonderful things.
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Colleen Dewar thought I hear she had
lovely things. Yeah.
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We've already got red dots on Barbara
Streisand's things.
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May she live forever.
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I wish I brought a camera.
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Oh, shall I tell you who's here? Let's
see. Oh, there's Dibs Huntsford and, uh,
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Dee Dee Rottweiler and over... Baby
Doxant and Ulrika Schnauzer and
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the woman I admire most in the world,
Bixie Hamburfark and Burger Bender.
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She is the perfect weight for New York.
Two pounds above organ failure.
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There's two other people you must meet.
They were at the auction as well. You
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stay here.
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Stay money.
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Thank you, darling.
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There they are over there.
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108 million lottery winners.
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They'll be coming from their fingers
like ticker tape by the time I finish
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them.
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That's them.
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Liz? Oh, my God, what did Larry
Fortensky do to her?
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And who's that drag queen with her?
Come, come, come.
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Come meet, come meet. Come meet.
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Eddie, Pat.
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Hello. This is Ruthanne and Jackie.
Hello.
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We're dating a prince. Dating a prince.
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It must be Edward.
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I'll get some drinks, darling. We need
olding up. Yeah, yeah.
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Who's the drag queen?
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Hey, Pat.
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Need any help with those drinks?
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Yeah, thanks, old man.
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Eddie, you have to tell her what you
bought at the auction. I'll leave.
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Oh, not the pink dress.
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Well, the pink dress.
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The pink bick.
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The pink bick?
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The lady's chick. What do you want with
a razor?
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DNA.
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Do you understand?
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Okay, you've got Jackie Kennedy's DNA on
the razor. No, I don't get it.
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Why? See this little spot of blood here?
Don't touch it. I don't want yours
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mingling in there.
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See that?
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This spot of blood contains Jackie's
dino...
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Borrelinic nuclear acid.
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Jurassic Park.
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That's nice.
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What do you think?
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Hmm.
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Delicious.
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Seventy proof.
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We're going to clone Jackie O.
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Just one of them. We can have hundreds
of them. We can have thousands of them.
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You know, we can have little Jackies of
all ages.
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We can have herds of Jackie, raptors,
rolling through the Misty Valley.
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It's going to be a theme park.
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You can go from Bouvier to Onassis in
one simple tram ride. It's fantastic.
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Oh, I get it. It's kind of like
Dollywood.
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Except for, like, Jackiewood.
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Yeah.
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Six flags over Jackie. That's it.
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Eurojackie. Yeah.
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But it's only the beginning. I mean,
with your money, we can have a DNA bank.
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People can leave their DNA now so they
can be theme -parked when they die.
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Yeah? Are you in?
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Well, I don't know. Do I get to be
chairman of the board or skipper or
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How much did you go?
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108 million. Hello, boss.
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How about you?
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Well, I gotta hand it to you. The way
you walk so well in those heels, you
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had me convinced.
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That's a very covering foundation you
use.
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You have a problem with stubble? Yeah,
yeah.
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Not on my face.
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Rosanna Connolly.
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I'm going to do your publicity, darling.
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Come on, talk to me, talk to me.
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Come on, tell me, how many children have
you got, darling?
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How many?
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Four.
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Well, you'll have to lose two. We'll get
Mia Farrow to adopt him.
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You're not a man at all, are you,
Jackie? I'm not a man.
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I'm not a man. No, no, I can't believe
you actually thought I was an actual
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because I'm, like, so far away from
being an actual man.
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birth to a child. I breastfed a little
baby.
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These are real.
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The milk comes out of these.
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The ironic thing is that I thought that
you were a man.
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Well, I was once for about a year.
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And then what happened?
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Well, it dropped off.
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I'm going to change your image for you.
I'm going to change your image for you.
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I don't want my image to be changed. Oh,
dear, when's your image changed? Get
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yourself another drink.
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I'm going to make you the next Heavy
Belly Illy Billy.
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Fat is back. I can see it now. You can
never be too fat or too rich. Go,
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Brittany.
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It won't cost you very much. It's just
going to be a small percentage of your
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total capital growthage.
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Come on, you're so mad at me, darling.
I'll get you anything. I'll get you...
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people spread. I'll get you the Kathy
Reese's to the East Coast. No, no, no.
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No, Rodan, don't do Kathy Lee. Not Kathy
Lee. Kathy Lee made little children
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work in sweatshirts in the heat.
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between her show, her Christmas special,
all the things she does for little
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Cody, plus the daughter, whatever the
hell her name is.
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Do you really think she has time to be
on a cruise ship as well as overseeing
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things in some Honduras sweatshop at the
very same time? My God, the woman is
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only human.
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You know, when you think about it, maybe
those children were lucky.
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not even FINE!
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Bow unto our midnight dance. The souls
of hell have chosen you. For a purpose
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you will discover.
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In another world, a parallel reality.
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The scent. The scent.
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It is ready.
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It is ready.
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You shall deliver what we want.
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It belongs to your daughter, Darlene.
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Drink, drink.
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All right, all right. But if I'm going
to drink it, I want it from that witch.
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Mom, is this normal? I mean, I'm so big
and I'm only eight weeks pregnant.
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I don't know how to tell you this,
Darlene, but this isn't normal for eight
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years pregnant.
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Good evening, neighbors. Hello there.
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Hello. We would invite you in, but then
I guess we would be too late.
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It's okay, Mom. This is Al and Edna Von
Mies. They live next door.
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My dear, you are getting bigger every
day.
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We know the top obstetrician in town.
I'll have him sent right over.
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Well, we already have a doctor that we
like.
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I strongly recommend you switch to ours.
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What are you, one of those thugs from
Blue Cross?
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Oh, Ed, look.
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We brought you a thermos of tannis root
tea.
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Yes, we did.
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Aren't you forgetting something, Al?
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What, dear?
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Oh, he'd lose his head if it wasn't
spiked onto his neck.
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The amulet.
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Oh, yes, the amulet.
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Here it is.
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Now, you just wear this all the time.
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It'll keep away the good.
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I mean, evil spirit.
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Listen, you just keep drinking that tea,
all right?
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All right. Bye -bye. Drink the tea,
dear.
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You know, Darlene, I don't want to pick
your friends for you, but I hate those
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people.
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Man, I'm hungry.
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Ew. Oh!
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What is that you're eating, Darlene?
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Raw chicken gizzards.
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Alan Edmondson would be good for the
baby.
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You're not an animal.
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Oh, my God. What did you say their names
were again?
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Al and Edna Von Meest. Al and Edna Von
Meest.
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My God, Darlene, their names spell out
Evil Demon Satan.
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No way.
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Yes, and they also spell out Save
Damien, not El.
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And Damien was that horrible devil kid
in The Omen. Who's El? I don't know.
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Listen, we've got to get you out of here
now.
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You worry about a thing.
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You can trust us.
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This is my first grandkid, and I'll be
damned if I don't see it.
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How ironic.
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You'll also be damned if you do.
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What have you done to it?
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What have you done to its eyes?
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They're his father's eyes, Roseanne.
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What are you talking about?
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Those are not David's eyes.
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David is not his father, Roseanne. His
father is the Prince of Darkness.
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Your daughter, you should be very
honored.
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There's nothing wrong with my baby.
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He's just my widdle -biddle precious.
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Man,
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is he going to be difficult as a
teenager.
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It's really not fair for the devil to
take my grandchild.
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I have never done anything to the devil.
It's not like I go to church or
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nothing.
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Roseanne, now that you know the truth, I
think it would be better if you left.
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That's right, but don't worry. You can
visit the child any time you like.
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It'll be hot, but it's a nice dry heat.
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No, not so fast. I demand to talk to the
baby's father.
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Well, unfortunately, Roseanne, the devil
couldn't make it, but he did send a
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lovely fruit basket.
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Well, you tell him to get his ass in
here right now, if he has an ass.
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All right.
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is not going to be happy about it.
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I don't get it. Are you the devil?
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No, Roseanne, I'm just his advocate.
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But you look exactly like me. I take on
whatever form your subconscious chooses
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to give me. I almost came as a
hamburger.
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Well, whoever you are, I'm taking my
grandson back.
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I think that would be a mistake,
Roseanne. What do you know about my
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We know how to get him into the right
network of people.
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They only want what's best for him,
Roseanne.
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You'll be rewarded beyond your wildest
dreams.
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You think that some amount of money is
enough for me to sell you my flesh and
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blood? Well, it's not like you're going
to be able to go back home anymore.
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You have become a have in a world of
have -nots.
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And that puts your grandson in a weird
position.
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Hey, I practically raised my sister and
my husband and myself, my three grown
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kids, plus my daughter's husband.
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I was strong as a mother, but I am
unstoppable as a grandmother.
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You think you're so cool, but you've
given me a lot of power. I can make you
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too much, and I can make you steal.
Remember those towels from Disney World?
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What towels?
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And I can make you lie.
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Well, I'm a damn good mother, and you
know that.
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Obviously, the devil has a problem with
women and a huge problem with mothers.
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Well, mothers are the hardest to turn.
But when we do get one, we party for
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centuries.
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I love my kids, even if they do have red
beady eyes and horns and
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hooves.
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I love this kid no matter his race,
creed, nationality, or sexual
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Darn! I mean, damn!
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Darlene, get your baby. We're going
home.
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You are so beyond grounded, Darlene.
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Hey, that's my sister.
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I'll do it.
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What's happened?
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You just tossed out them. To be blunt,
darling, you're about three rounds
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us.
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Rox, now there you are. How can I ever
thank you for your $100 ,000 donation to
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our charity?
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I didn't give you $100 ,000.
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I'll need some of that to rehabilitate
your image a percentage.
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You are very happening right now. Do you
know that? You are coming to stay at my
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house on the vineyard this weekend. I
won't take no.
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We can go back to the party now.
Everyone's willing to meet her.
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I feel a little woozy. Oh, drink it up,
sweetheart. Drink it up, sweetie.
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