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Thank you.
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do do do do do do do
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you stapler.
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Why? What do you need it for?
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Because I want to staple these pages
together. I just wrote a story.
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Okay. Do you want me to read it to you?
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Sure, precious. I'm always up to a good
story.
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Okay.
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Come on.
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Where are we going?
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Part of it.
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Okay.
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Now, you have to pay attention.
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Right.
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And don't say anything until I'm
finished with the story. You won't say a
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You can... Hmm?
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You can hold that. All right.
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I'll hold it.
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No, wrong side. Sorry.
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Oh, it's beautiful.
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Thank you. Mm -hmm. Okay.
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It's Hi, Liz, a story by Rudy Huxley. Mm
-hmm.
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Once upon a time, there was a happy
land. It was a very beautiful place with
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many beautiful things to look at.
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Everybody was...
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Hi. Hi.
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Go ahead. I'm listening.
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You're supposed to be awake. I am. I'm
awake. I heard everything you said. What
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did I say? You said, well, once upon a
time, there was a frog and he kissed a
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princess and she turned into an ape. And
it was definitely a rat.
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I'm not listening.
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Read on. Start from the top. Here we go.
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Once upon a time. Once upon a time.
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There was a happy land. Happy. It was a
very beautiful place.
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with many beautiful things to look at.
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Everybody who lived in this land was
happy all day long.
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The leader was a wise man named Mr.
Mayor.
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Oh, what a lovely day!
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But then it's always a lovely day in
this happy land.
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There was also a farm. It belonged to
Mr.
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and Mrs. Farmer. They grew a special
food that everyone loved to eat. It was
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called Blueberry.
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My, what a great flubaroo harvest we've
had. Yes, there are flubaroos as far as
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the eye can see.
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Honey, we've been working very hard all
day. I think we deserve a flubaroo
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break. You're right.
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Mmm, delicious.
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There was also a man who told people all
the news, and the news is always happy.
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Now listen, all you people to what's
going down.
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Things could not be much better in this
good news town.
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So come on, party people, and check it
out to find out what the good news is
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about. It's all about, folks. It's all
about.
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Everyone in the land liked to sing
songs, and the song needle was a
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maiden.
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I forgot.
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There was a sweet and pretty flower
girl. She liked to grow flowers and give
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them to everyone.
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Every day there was a parade, and the
parade was led by the town band leader.
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It was a small parade, but everyone
liked it just the same.
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In this land, there were lots of toys
for everyone.
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And each day, Mr. Mayor handed them out
so all the people could play.
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And school was never inside. It was
always outside.
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There was no homework, and between
lessons, everybody sang.
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All right, all right, everyone. Today
we're going to sing the official song of
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our land.
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And five, six, five, six, seven, eight.
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It's a beautiful day.
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Everyone in this place has a smile on
his face.
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We love living here. Yes, we love living
here.
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And we're sorry you're there. Oh, so
sorry you're there. Because if you were
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with us, we know you'd be happy too.
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People in this clan liked each other
very much.
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But there were other people in a
different land, not far away, who didn't
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them. They didn't like much of anything.
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Announce me, or you're fired.
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Hear ye!
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Hear ye!
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Announcing his royal king is the most
feared man in the land, and a man you
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don't want to mess with.
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That's dead.
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Hear ye! Hear ye!
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Announcing another rotten person, the
Duke of Doom.
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You can't!
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And what mean things have you planned
for us today?
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I want to boss some more people around.
Let's go to war. Yeah, war.
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Now you're talking.
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And what people should we war against,
your meanness?
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I can't know everything.
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Bring in the wizard.
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Wizard, coming for us. Coming for us,
wizard.
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Here comes the wizard.
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Greetings, your majesty.
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So tell me, what would you have me
conjure for you today?
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I want to go to war.
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And I want you to find somebody to
fight. Well, let me look in my crystal
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Don't tell me less. Don't tell me more.
Just tell me who we should fight in war.
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Wait a second.
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It's kind of fuzzy in here.
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This ball must have been on the radiator
too long. I can't see anything.
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where everyone is happy.
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I hate happy people. They think they're
hot stuff.
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Well, happy people are not too bad. Some
of my best friends are happy people.
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Well,
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happy people stink, actually. I think we
should waste them.
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Tell me more, wizard.
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Their land is across the ocean and past
the desert. They have toys for everyone
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and they like to sing.
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They sound like wimps. That does it.
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I hereby declare war.
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War it is, your highness, and your most
horrendous attackiveness.
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First, let's sing our song.
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We're done.
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Let's make him welcome.
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I'll give him a flower.
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Yeah, that's a good idea.
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Hello?
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Who goes there?
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I am the dupe of dupe, and don't you
forget it.
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Would you like a flubaroo?
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No.
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Well, how nice to see you. Why have you
come?
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Because you're a big...
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will be attacking at noon tomorrow,
signed the King of Nasty.
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Well, isn't that nice? They want to have
war with us.
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What is war?
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I don't know.
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Mr. Mayor, you're the wisest of us all.
Do you know what a war is?
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Well, I know what a door is and what a
store is, but I can't say I know what a
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war is.
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Oh, well, that's all right. We'll just
look it up in the dictionary.
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conflict between two parties.
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Open arm parties?
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All right, party down. Open arms.
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How do you do that? You do it like this.
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You open your arms and you pop. Hey.
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That looks like lots of fun.
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Well, let's all do it. Yeah.
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magic to protect us in battle no problem
your majesty oh before we fight
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on this battlefield protect us all with
an invisible seal kazam it is done
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i don't see anything that's because it's
invisible but trust me we are totally
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protected nothing can touch us
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seen a war like this one, your highness.
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What should we do?
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Draw your swords.
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What do you do with those?
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We chop you into little bits and pieces.
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I'm out of here.
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Chop us into little bits and pieces?
These are advanced weapons that you
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don't know about.
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I don't think we want to fight with you
if you're going to use those.
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Then in the name of his horrendousness,
we declare this.
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Everything was lousy.
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After the war ended, things got bad
right away.
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Okay, listen up. There's gonna be some
change around here, and I'm your new
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king. Your Majesty, why don't you let me
change them all into frogs?
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You can't even change a dollar.
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Majesty, should I read them the new
rules?
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up and say, you are a fabulous guy.
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Rule number four, there will be no
parties in town unless we have them.
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Rule number five, none of you are
invited to our party.
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Now I was with you up until that one.
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of this land, I must protest the
treatment of my people.
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Rule number eight.
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Anyone who protests is going to get it.
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Majesty, why don't you let me imprison
him in my crystal ball?
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Excellent. Very nasty idea.
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Oh, this mayor who has such gall.
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It is time for him to fall now in front
of one and all.
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Inside this wall, I will not give up
until you are driven from our land.
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You have a long way.
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Freedom, the last rule.
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Rule number nine.
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You will only sing our songs.
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You cannot sing songs of your own
anymore.
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But we're a singing people.
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We must sing our songs.
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But perhaps you and I could sing a few
duets. I could arrange that if you get
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idea. It's been silent. I beg your
pardon for your interruptedness.
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And so...
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some more broccoli.
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I wish we could eat one of our
flubaroos.
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Well, honey, there is something I've
been hiding for us.
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A flubaroo!
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Oh, that's wonderful!
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Tonight we'll have flubaroo soup and
flubaroo stew and flubaroo casserole!
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and for dessert, flubaroo soup!
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All the toys I own.
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Sir, thank you for such a lovely gift.
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Gift? You're making me give them to you,
and I think it stinks.
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Hey, hey, hey!
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You watch your mouth, buddy!
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Now, let me ask you a question, all
right? You took all our toys. Now, what
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everybody in town supposed to play with?
Oh, you want to play with something,
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right? Yeah.
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Play with those rocks.
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disgusting. You forgot something.
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What? Rule number three. Oh yeah, I
forgot.
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You're a fabulous guy.
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Thank you. You're a fabulous guy.
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I'm going for a walk.
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All right.
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What are you doing?
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Picking flowers.
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You're not allowed to pick flowers.
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picking flowers now there is rule number
12 no picking flowers
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hey aren't you forgetting something what
rule number
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three you're supposed to tell me i'm a
fabulous guy
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It's a very beautiful dress you have on.
Your notes are looking mighty sharp.
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I wish that I could say good morning
back to you, but I don't speak to people
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who conquer us and make up terrible
rules.
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Oh, I don't make up the rules. These are
the king's rules. If I didn't follow
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them, I'd lose my job.
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But you don't have to follow them. Well,
if I don't, he'll fire me, and who's
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going to pay for my condo?
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So you mean that you're in this just for
the money?
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Well, no, of course there are other
benefits. I have a wonderful health and
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dental plan.
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And then there's two weeks out of the
year that I get to go on vacation and
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cruise and pillage.
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You played your cards right.
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You could come along and pillage with
me.
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I'd rather sit on a cactus plant.
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We could do that, too, if you'd like.
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Because the people had to live by the
new rules.
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They really didn't like it.
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But the people who took over the land
liked it a lot.
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They had a party every day.
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How do you like that? We do all the work
around here and all they do is party.
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Yeah, it's not fair.
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Well, you know, it looks like a stupid
party anyway. I wouldn't go in there if
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you paid me.
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Whoa, check her out.
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Don't even look at her. She's one of
them.
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Hey, I think she likes me.
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Don't pay any attention to her.
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Catch you later.
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Wait a minute. You can't dance with
them. They're the enemy.
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With enemies like that, who needs
friends?
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I can remember when that rainbow had a
lot of colors.
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It'll have colors for you soon.
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I don't think so.
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I don't think we'll ever get to sing our
songs again.
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We will.
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No, we won't. We'll probably have to eat
broccoli for the rest of our lives.
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Oh, what a tragedy. This is awful. I
can't imagine a worse thing happening.
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is it? The town crier has gone over to
the enemy.
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He's there now, dancing.
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This is the end.
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But there's no hope for us now. We can't
fight them. Their weapons are too much
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for us. I guess I'll be in this world
forever. We'll just have to get used to
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the way things are.
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The flower girl hated to see how sad
everybody was.
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She wanted things to be the way they
used to be.
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So she decided to do something about it.
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What? I said stop!
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And? And what?
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And what happened next?
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That's it, the end.
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No, no, honey, what happened after the
flower girl said stop?
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Everyone stopped.
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They stopped what? They stopped dancing?
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No, stopped everything.
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Stopped the rules and stopped being
mean.
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Well, what about the Duke of Doom?
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Stop. And what happened to the evil
king?
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Stopped. And the henchman?
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Stopped. And the wizard stopped, too.
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But, Rudy, I don't understand. Why did
everyone stop?
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Because the flower girl told them to.
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Now, that is a very interesting story
you've written. And I love what the
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girl does in the end.
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I'm going to do that, too, when I become
president.
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You're going to become president?
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Yes, president of the world.
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I'm going to get on the bullhorn.
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And then I'm going to tell all the bad
people to stop it. Really? And then I'm
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going to tell them to throw all their
bombs and guns in the ocean so there'll
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no more fighting.
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Stop it.
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Eight separatist rebels and one soldier
were killed during a one -hour gun
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battle outside the embassy at noon
today.
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Security at the embassy has been
increased in response to... The
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strafing a village when it was shot down
by a heat -seeking missile.
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Tape of the crash was taken by our field
correspondent.
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Hey, Rudy, you better hurry up and
become president of the world, because
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need you right now.
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Please. In other news, the world's first
150 -megaton nuclear warhead. was
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tested successfully at an underground
site yesterday.
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The bomb is said to have the capability
to destroy a 2 ,000 square mile area.
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