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Everything's right for the weekend Crazy
clothes, anything goes on the weekend
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John called in and Jim got sued I made a
date with a little old you Thought we
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went to make a big deal on the weekend
Boy,
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it's great to stay out late on the
weekend No one's bought like it a lot on
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weekend
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All right, people, listen up.
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As you all know, next week is our
special election night coverage.
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Now, I know we're all human and we have
our own opinions, but let's remember to
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keep them to ourselves.
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Frank. What? I didn't do anything.
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Oh, come on, Frank. Last time when Jim
announced Jesse Helms won by a
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you spit water all over the
teleprompter.
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I'm thinking of something Bob Saget said
on America's Funniest. All right, it
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won't happen again.
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So next week, if Jim should happen to
announce that the newest member of the
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Senate is, say, Oliver North.
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Maybe I just won't drink on the set.
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have because it's mine. Murphy, what is
this? We have work to do. This is more
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important, Miles. Okay, everybody, form
a semicircle. Now, I want you to guess
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what beloved American institution is
under this tarp. And no, it's not Maury,
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Amsterdam.
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Give up?
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Ta -da! Oh, yeah!
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Oh!
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Meaty boy, FYI, FYI, meaty boy. Look,
he's smiling. I think he likes you.
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What is... Oh, come on, Miles. It's
Meaty Boy from Meaty Boy Burgers. Oh,
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cool, Murph. Oh, Murphy.
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It used to be just things that could fit
into your purse, but swiping Meaty Boy?
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Murphy, I didn't swipe him. The last
Meaty Boy restaurant was being torn
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and I just had to have him. It came down
to an intense bidding war between me
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and Jay Leno.
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I think he wanted him out of circulation
because of the eerie resemblance.
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Wait a minute. You mean you actually
paid money for this?
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What does it do?
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Do? What does it do?
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What does the Mona Lisa do? What does
the Venus de Milo do? It's meaty boy,
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Miles. Don't you remember meaty boy?
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No. Oh, who could forget him?
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Why, back in my cub reporter days, out
on the road, I'd see his rotund little
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belly beckoning me from the interstate,
and I couldn't help but pull over.
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Meaty boy restaurant was always
familiar.
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A little touch of home, no matter where
I was.
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Of course, the food was always tasteless
and laden with grease.
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Atrocious, really, but then you knew it
would be, and that was a comfort.
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Meaty Boy gave me my very first summer
job.
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They started me on shakes. A week later,
I moved up to fries. By the end of the
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summer, I was the voice of the drive
-thru.
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They even entrusted me with the recipe
for their secret sauce.
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Wasn't that just relish and mayonnaise?
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Who told you?
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Gee, right?
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grew up, only dweebs worked at Meaty
Boy.
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Oh, yeah? Well, where I come from,
working at Meaty Boy was cooler than
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the football team.
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Really? Even with the hairnet?
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So, allow me to summarize the Meaty Boy
experience.
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Inedible food covered by a lousy secret
sauce served to you by a dweeb and a
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hairnet.
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Gee, I can't imagine why they went out
of business.
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You're missing the point, Miles. Meaty
Boy wasn't just a restaurant.
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Some of the biggest moments in my life
happened at Meaty Boy.
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First date.
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First time somebody tried to fuel me up
in the backseat of a car.
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First time I broke a guy's arm in two
places.
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Hey, Murph, remember the song?
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Turn off that TV.
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Put down that cigarette.
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Drive on down to Meaty Boy for the very
best food. You bet! Wait, wait!
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I know that song!
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My Uncle David the cardiologist used to
whistle it as he sucked the fat out of
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his patient's clogged arteries!
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You know what your trouble is, Miles?
You're just not a fun guy. You've got no
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sense of whimsy. Hey, I've got whimsy.
Are you forgetting the flying toaster
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screensaver on my computer?
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I stand corrected. You're a human
whoopee cushion.
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Come on, meaty boy. Time to see your new
digs. Everybody now.
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Put two hands on that burger. Watch out,
it's gonna slurp. Just one minute after
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that, I am ready for dessert.
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I'm Earthie Brown, and you are? The
Amazing Escapo.
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And now, for my next trick, I shall
escape from the chair of doom.
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I shall simply place these restraints
securely around my wrists, and remember,
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at no time during the performance are
you to help the Amazing Escapo.
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I'll try to resist.
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Now, if my lovely assistant will place
the blindfold over my eyes.
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And place this gag in my mouth.
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Gladly.
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Mm -hmm.
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Nobody enjoys a good practical joke more
than Murphy Brown, and this one's a
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doozy. But it's over now.
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Where's my meaty boy? Where is he?
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I don't understand, Slugger. Is the
chubby little type missing?
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As if you didn't know. Where have you
got him? Under a desk? In the Xerox
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Or did he just tiptoe out of here on his
big flat feet?
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She's right.
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Somebody took meaty boy.
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Really? Who'd do that?
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Maybe he checked the gym.
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Maybe he's on the treadmill working off
four decades of saturated fat.
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Who knows?
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Maybe he got lucky and found a meaty
girl.
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All right, fun's over. From here on in,
it just gets ugly. Oh, come on, Murph.
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Nobody took your statue. Although, the
way it's getting under your skin, I kind
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of wish we had.
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If my meaty boy is not returned by noon
today in pristine condition, no things,
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no dentist, I will have you all killed.
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All right, what's going on?
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Oh, somebody stole Murph's stupid meaty
boy and she thinks we did it.
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Like any of us have the time to haul
around 50 pounds of greasy plaster.
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Hmm.
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Interesting. 50 pounds. I don't recall
disclosing how much said aforementioned
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meaty boy weighed. And yet, plus or
minus 25 pounds. You managed to get it
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on the head.
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How do you explain that? Corky!
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Corky didn't steal anything.
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Maybe you're right, Frank. Maybe it
wasn't Corky. Maybe it was you.
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Or is there some other reason your
eyebrow is twitching?
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My eyebrow is not twitching. Oh, please,
Frank, it's practically spelling out, I
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did it, in Morse code.
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Now, before you accuse me of taking part
in this senseless tomfoolery, let me
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assure you that my alibi is airtight.
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Last night, Doris and I scrubbed the
mildew off the underbelly of the antique
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tub in our guest bathroom.
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Then we exchanged peppermint cream foot
rubs and were dead to the world by 9 p
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.m. sharp.
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I believe you, Jim.
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That's far too...
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Vivid to be made up on the spot.
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And Miles.
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What? Hey, I've got an alibi, too.
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That's okay. Your personality is your
alibi.
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We're all off the hook. Look what just
came over the fax.
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Oh, my God, it's Meaty Boy.
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He's blindfolded and holding a
newspaper.
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Well, at least we know the little tag's
still alive.
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Oh, and the Dow index went up 30 points.
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I am sorry, but somebody has just a
little too much time on their hands.
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Why was I even considering you amateurs?
Whoever did this is good.
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Very good. But mark my words, they're no
match for Murphy Brown.
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Remember when some... Hello, everyone.
Oh, hey, Jim.
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Make her stop.
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Meaty Boy's kidnapped or sent Murphy a
ticket, and she's making us listen to it
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over and over and over.
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Okay, now, pay close attention.
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Notice the sound in the background. If
we can identify it, it just might lead
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to Meaty Boy.
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Right at the end, that woo -woo sounds
like a train.
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Woo -woo.
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Yes, you're right.
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Unless I missed my guess, that's the
1015 to Baltimore.
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And wasn't that the unmistakable sizzle
of Salisbury steak being served in the
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dining car? Oh, for heaven's sake, give
it a rest, will you?
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What have you got for me, Phil?
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Oh, I'm sorry, kid.
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I scoured this whole town. I came up
empty.
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Great. Guy who knows everything couldn't
even... Wait a minute, Phil.
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you when Meaty Boy disappeared.
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Okay.
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You caught me.
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I confess.
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For 50 long years, I've been scheming to
make Meaty Boy mine.
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I'm not really a villain, you know. I'm
Bola Fontaine, international art thief.
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I run this restaurant as a front.
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I've been slinging hats for years, just
waiting for my chance, and then you
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deliver him right to me.
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279 firm possibilities.
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Is Bob Dolan there? Got him. Barbara
Walker? Got her. You can't have... Got a
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star by his name.
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I don't see Dan Quayle on here.
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I thought about him, but the person who
did this had to be able to operate a fax
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machine.
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Okay. Look at the time. I'm late for my
appointment at the sound lab. I'm having
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the tape digitally analyzed by the same
guys who worked on the Zapruder film.
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See you.
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Dear Lord, she's a woman possessed.
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Let's face it, no one has ever one
-upped her like this. I don't know who
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but you've got to hand it to them. They
know exactly how to get to her.
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Whoever did this was brilliant.
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Devilishly clever. A true mastermind.
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What are you talking about?
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Brilliant, clever, a mastermind. Me, me,
me. I did it.
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You did it. You were with us when the
facts came in. How'd you do that, David
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Copperfield? I used the timer on the fax
machine. No biggie.
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What about the weird tape?
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Help me.
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It's me, boy.
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Help me. Why won't you help me?
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It was you. Yep, it was me, Captain No
Fun.
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The office...
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Pretty whimsical, huh?
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What do you think of me now?
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Have you lost your mind?
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What do you mean? You said whoever did
this was brilliant, clever, a genius.
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That's before we knew it was you.
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Do you have any idea what she'll do to
you when she finds out?
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Tip her hat.
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Shake my hand?
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She said she was having fun. Sure, she's
having fun. Just like a cheetah has fun
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when it's chasing an antelope. But the
second the cheetah sinks its teeth into
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the antelope's neck, the fun is pretty
much over for the antelope. Yeah.
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You got that biting and ripping and
tearing.
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Oh, God.
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I poked the cheetah.
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Why couldn't I just get my head down in
the watering hole with the other
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antelope?
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Oh, my God, when you're about to be
disemboweled.
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But does he ever hear from you when it's
just a pretty day?
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You have me to go out of there without
her seeing you. Now, you sneak in there
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tonight and you push him back. Yes, and
if anything goes awry, there's a
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midnight plane to Buenos Aires. Don't
bother packing.
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Just grab your passport and a tooth
brush.
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Good luck, son, and trust no one. All
right, I'll do it.
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But at least give me this.
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It was a pretty good prank, right?
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The Bay of Pigs was a pretty good prank.
This was just stupid.
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Hey, guys.
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How did Murphy react when she got Meaty
Boy back?
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I don't know. She's been in there with
the door closed ever since we got here.
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I'm glad this whole thing is over. It'd
be nice to have some peace and quiet
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around here.
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Mark! Can you find out what time Barbara
Bush is doing her hairdressers? We've
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got an assistant there who's on the
take. What do you think George will like
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Babs as a brassy redhead?
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Murphy!
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Has anyone returned Meaty Boy yet?
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Yeah, right, Corky. Amelia Earhart
dropped him off this morning.
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That's right.
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Two dozen roses to Annette Bening in Los
Angeles and sign the card, Dear
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Madonna, thanks for last night. Love,
Warren.
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One more, then.
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Uh, what's up, Murr?
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I'll tell you what's up, Frank.
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This has gone from mildly amusing to
sort of intriguing to really ticking me
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off. I don't have time for surgical
strikes. This calls for a mass assault.
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You know, maybe I'm nuts, but I have a
really good feeling that meaty boy is
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going to be back here very soon.
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Really, Frank? A good feeling?
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That's very reassuring.
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But it doesn't bring my meaty boy back.
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No.
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I don't know, Slugger. Maybe you ought
to let this one go. I mean, a lot of
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innocent people might get hurt. What can
I say? War is hell.
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Where do you want it?
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Oh, right there is fine.
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I bet heads will roll when Donald and
Marla wake up to find themselves in the
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luxurious penthouse of a rump tower.
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Look, I don't mean to be rude, but if
you're not part of the solution, you're
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part of the problem.
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What? We'll just be on time.
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Miles, what's going on? Where's Meaty
Boy? You said you were going to put him
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back. I was.
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I set my alarm for the middle of the
night so I could sneak them in without
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getting caught. But I was so nervous I
couldn't sleep, so I had some warm milk.
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But that didn't work, so I put some
brandy in it. When that didn't help, I
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half the Xanax.
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My alarm rang for two hours before the
neighbors broke down the door and shook
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me out of my stupor.
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The time for tax is over, Captain. Go in
there now, admit what you did, and take
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your punishment like a man.
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But you said I should keep this secret
till the day I die. Son.
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That day is at hand.
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The woman is in there orchestrating the
demise of half of the Western
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Hemisphere. She must be stopped.
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Which one of you guys is Senator Gwynn's
hat?
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Yes. Oh.
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Oh, excellent. We have liftoff.
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Murphy, we need to talk.
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Yeah, well, I promise I'll get back to
my election story as soon as I take care
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of a few things.
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Look. Just fling open the shower door,
snap the picture, and get the hell out
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there. Do I have to explain everything
to you?
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Murphy, Murphy, this has gone too far.
Listen to me.
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I took meaty boy.
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Yeah, that's a good one. Come on, Miles.
I know what you're doing. I promise
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I'll get back to my story as soon as my
little spree is finished. No, really. I
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have him. He's lying on the couch in my
apartment right now.
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Poor, sweet, deluded Miles. That is so
cute.
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But please, this is a prank so advanced,
so cleverly orchestrated that even I
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can't figure out how it was done.
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This is the work of a master. I'm
telling you, it was me.
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Murphy, it's Meany Boy.
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Help me. Why won't you help me?
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Miles, that is the most pathetic
impression of Meany Boy I could ever
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I've got to get this call. It might be
Letterman looking for Paul Schaefer.
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You don't believe me?
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Hello? It's George Will.
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Yes, George.
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Yes, I have your precious little
autographed Ty Cobb outfielder's mitt,
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you'll get it back just as soon as I get
my meeting boy.
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All right, fine.
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Maybe I'll just go home and get him
right now. What do you think of that?
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you do that.
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Oh, George, don't pretend you don't know
what I'm talking about.
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And stop crying. You're only making
things worse.
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Oh, my
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hand.
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My hand.
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Like a complete idiot. I've got a huge
blind spot here. I can get a ticket for
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this.
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Great, great.
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Paint on my dashboard.
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Paint on my dashboard.
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What genius men it is.
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God knows how many people a year are
killed in these things.
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in this pity must be leading some pretty
sad, empty lives.
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A man driving a convertible with a meaty
boy next to him could cause that much
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commotion. But it has all been worth it
because today I am going to get
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something I have earned with blood,
sweat, and tears. Something I truly
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Murphy's wrist is down.
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Miles, you've got your health, your
hair, and there are no nudie Polaroids
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you floating around the country, which
is more than what half of the people on
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Murphy's List can claim at this moment,
so quit while you're ahead. Oh, no, Jim,
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I am telling her, if you had seen the
way she just...
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Missed me yesterday with this quick
little flip of her hand as if she were
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Nefertiti, queen of the Egyptians.
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And I was just some insignificant little
eunuch.
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Actually, I was thinking more along the
lines of slave boy. But if you guys had
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seen it, you'd understand. A man, a man,
can only take so much.
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Hi, ma 'am.
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What happened?
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You look like a popped balloon.
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Exhausted. I was up all night fielding
irate phone calls from suspects. You
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that Sandra Day O 'Connor has a very
dirty mouth on her.
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Don't lose hope, Murphy. You never know
what's just around that corner.
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I don't know, Courtney. What's the
point? Maybe I should just throw in the
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towel. Maybe there's a new kid in town
who's got a few moves I just can't
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Murphy, Murphy, Murphy.
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You don't know how it pains me to hear
you say that. Why don't we go into your
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office and have a little chat about it?
Whatever.
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Now it's time to prove to you once and
for all that... B -Boy's gone.
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I know.
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But I can't help thinking there's
something more I could have done.
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I don't know. Maybe I made a mistake
with Rush Limbaugh.
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I could have flourished and gone with
the Africanized bees, but no.
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I had to save a few pennies. Murphy,
she's really gone.
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And Peter Jennings, I never did get a
satisfactory answer out of him.
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No, you don't understand.
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Someone stole him. They stole Meaty Boy.
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He's gone.
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He's really gone.
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You're right, Miles.
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Thank you.
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Meaty Boy's gone.
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He's gone, and I'm just going to have to
accept that.
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I guess it's time to move on.
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Maybe I can find some comfort in the
hope that whoever has Meaty Boy will
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him as much as I do.
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Turn off that TV.
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Put down that cigarette.
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Drive on down to Meaty Boy for the very
best food you bet.
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You bet.
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