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Honey?
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What do you think of this?
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Honey, just a second. I'm right in the
middle of deciding what my next book
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be. Oh, well, what are the choices?
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Well, it's either you and your
automotive fluids or grouting without
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Well, I can't stand the thought of all
those unhappy grouters, so... What can I
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do for you?
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First, do you like the trip?
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Yeah.
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Second, when I wear this dress on our
anniversary next week, where will you be
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taking me?
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Dinner or in a movie?
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Dick, that doesn't sound very romantic.
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Oh.
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How about dinner or in a movie?
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Honey, you know I like our anniversaries
to be special.
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After the unromantic wedding we had.
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What was wrong with our wedding? It was
short, it was cheap, and it was legal.
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Dick, we got married with two other
couples.
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Well, you said you wanted a big wedding.
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Honey, we couldn't wait for a private
ceremony.
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We had a plane to catch, or otherwise we
would have missed out on the super
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-savory discount.
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Hey, that's what we should do on our
anniversary.
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Take a cheap flight somewhere?
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No, get married.
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Honey, we are married.
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No, I mean we could restate our vows.
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You're kidding.
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No, I'm not.
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Well, that's foolish.
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Foolish? Well, not foolish, more like
silly.
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Yes, I guess it is silly.
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I got cheated out of a real wedding the
first time. I wanted to do it right for
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once in my life. I guess to some people
that's silly.
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Well, to hell with those people.
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If that's what you want to do on your
anniversary, then that's what we're
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to do. Oh, Dick, you're wonderful.
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I'm going to break out that bottle of
champagne so we can toast our new
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engagement. Well, that's a good idea
because I've been saving that.
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For a silly occasion.
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Honey, is that... Is that your foot?
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How's my fiancé this morning?
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For one thing, he'd like his socks
pulled back up.
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to sugar cutums?
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I think that's you, Dick.
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Hi,
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Stephanie. Honey, should we tell them
the big news?
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I don't care.
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We're getting married again.
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Gee,
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Dick, I'm not sure, but I think that's
bigamy.
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You know, honey, George may have
something.
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George, we're just restating our vows.
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It's like a public affirmation of our
love. When's the big event?
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Next Saturday on our anniversary.
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Joanna, you're not giving your maid of
honor very much notice.
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How did you know I wanted you to be my
maid of honor?
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I'm always maid of honor.
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Well, not always. Sometimes the bride is
afraid the groom will change his mind
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and propose to me.
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I know I probably don't deserve it, and
it's a lot to ask, and you probably have
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other people in mind, but could I be
your best man?
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What the heck?
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Honey,
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honey, wait a second. Let me get this
down, otherwise I'll forget it. If water
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continues to leak,
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you have not grouted properly.
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wedding invitations at Peterson's Drugs
and Stuff, so I'll need a list of who
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you want to invite.
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Uh, George.
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That's all?
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And you're inviting Stephanie.
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We can't have a wedding with only two
guests.
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Honey, I was hoping to keep this thing
small.
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This thing?
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Yeah, I say this thing. You say this
public affirmation of our love.
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Potato, potato.
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I really want to share this occasion
with our friends.
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Well, honey, let's try to keep it to our
close, intimate friends.
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Well, so far, it's just George,
Stephanie, and the Petersons.
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The Petersons?
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Of Peterson's drugs and stuff?
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Well, Dick, I kind of had to ask, and
they saw me buying the invitation.
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Did anyone else see you?
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No. And you weren't followed?
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We also have to talk about where to have
the ceremony.
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I've always pictured my wedding in a
beautiful chapel.
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I've always pictured mine in the lobby
of an inn.
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Dick, come on. I want to do this right.
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And I would love it if we wrote our own
vows.
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Honey, I'm writing a book.
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I mean, I don't think I can write vows
with my head full of grout.
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How many times am I going to get
married?
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At this rate?
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Hi, bride. Hi, groom.
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Michael, how did you know? You were
topic uno at Peterson's Drugs and Stuff.
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Congrats. Thanks, Michael.
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Nice catch there, Dick.
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And, by the way, great news. I'm
available to be your best hombre.
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Michael, the position of best hombre is
acupado.
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George is going to be my best man.
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Oh, how exciting.
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But naturally, you're invited as one of
the select few guests.
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Great. Like the Petersons.
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People who sell you dental floss.
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I'm Larry, this is my brother Daryl, and
this is my other brother Daryl.
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We was over at Peterson's Drugs and
stuff looking for a birthday gift for
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Candace Bergen when we heard about your
impending nuptials.
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So, here we are.
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Which one of us is going to be your best
man?
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I'm sorry, guys.
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George is going to be my best man.
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Well...
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This is a knee in our collective groin.
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But we won't hurt your feelings by not
coming to the wedding.
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Well, gee, I don't know, guys. After
what I've done to you, it'd serve me
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if you didn't come.
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No, we'll be there.
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If you invited the Petersons, you must
be having trouble finding takers.
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Hi, Chester. Hi, Jim. We just wanted to
congratulate you on your upcoming
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wedding. And make sure we're invited.
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Listen, guys... Of course we're invited.
They invited the Petersons, didn't
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they? That's true, and they hardly know
the Petersons.
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I guess we are invited.
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Good. Then it's set.
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Do me a favor. Don't spread this around.
I don't want any more people at the
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wedding than... than we already have.
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Oh, hi, everybody.
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Hi, Dick.
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I hear you're planning to tie the knot.
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Harley, I have to draw the line
somewhere.
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You can come to the wedding.
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Oh.
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Oh, no problem.
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When I hear those wedding bells toll,
I'll just throw a handful of rice into
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empty space.
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Listen, far be it from me to play on
your guilt, but maybe there's a wedding
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-related job I can do?
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You need a bouncer?
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I don't think so. I'll be packing heat.
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Can I park cars?
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All right, you can park cars.
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Great. It'll cost you a little more than
a bouncer, but it's your funeral.
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Dick, a couple of people are here from
your TV station. Apparently they heard
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about the wedding from the Petersons.
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Can I invite them?
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Oh, what the heck?
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A couple more people won't matter.
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Oh, honey, you look... You look
beautiful.
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Yeah. Even more beautiful than that girl
the Beavers hired to jump out of the...
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You look real beautiful.
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Thank you, George.
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You look nice, too, Stephanie.
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I hate this stupid, stupid dress.
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What's the matter with the dress? You
look lovely.
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Obviously.
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But you never told me I have to wear the
same outfit as a bunch of yucky
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bridesmaids. Stephanie, that's how it's
done. Please, just try to live with
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this, okay?
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Well,
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Stephanie and I should be getting to the
chapel.
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Are you ready?
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I guess so.
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So, 15 -year show?
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Yeah.
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No, what I mean is, you know, they look
great on you.
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Thanks.
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And thanks for marrying me.
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Both times.
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Honey, you know, these things don't come
easy to me, but... Ditto.
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Oh, Dick.
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I'll get it.
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Stratford Yen?
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Oh, hi.
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Oh, that's too bad.
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Well, thanks for calling.
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Bye.
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That was the Petersons. They can't make
it to the wedding.
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They changed their minds. It turns out
they hate crowds.
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You mean they're weaseling out?
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Well, Dick, what do you care? It's not
like they're friends.
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Well, of course they're not friends. The
most intimate thing they ever said to
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me is, you want a bag for that.
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But you went and invited them, and
that's the reason the whole town is
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this stupid thing.
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Stupid thing?
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All right, stupid public affirmation of
our love. Stupid potato.
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Stupid patata.
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And now the people responsible are the
only ones who are smart enough not to
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show up.
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Oh, yeah?
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Well, you're looking at another smarty.
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You are the most unromantic man I've
ever met.
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And I wouldn't marry you a second time
if you were the last unromantic man on
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earth.
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Wait a minute.
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Cutums?
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Joanna?
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Joannick, come on, let's go get married.
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Give me one good reason why we should.
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How about $2 ,000 that we might as well
throw in the blender?
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Wrong reason, Dick.
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How about a room full of gifts we're
going to have to return?
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How about the whole town is waiting to
see us get married?
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How about those Celtics?
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What?
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I was just checking to see if you were
still there.
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Don't you understand?
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I wanted this day to be special.
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You're just not romantic enough, that's
all.
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Maybe I wasn't enthusiastic about
restating our vows. But hey, this
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guy is romantic.
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You never even proposed to me.
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It might have something to do with the
fact that we're already married.
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See?
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Honey, will you marry me?
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No.
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Will you marry me?
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Why?
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Well, for... For one thing, all my socks
are in there.
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Dick?
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Honey, this is the God's honest truth.
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I love you so much, it hurts.
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Your timing is perfect on this.
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I think I know where I can find them all
in one place.
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Welcome to the wedding. I hope you don't
mind that Dick's picked me to be his
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best man.
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It's okay, George.
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I decided I didn't want the job when I
found out one of the best man's duties
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to kiss the minister after the ceremony.
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Nice, Dad.
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Nice dress.
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Do you like it?
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It's just a little something I bought
from the bride at the wedding before
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talking to me.
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This must be where the best man rejects
a parkin' it.
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Miss Stephanie, may I say you look
lovely in that gown, even though it
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a former occupant.
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Thank you, Larry.
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Oh, hi, boss.
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You want me to park your car?
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Uh, no, leave it by the door with the
motor running.
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Hi, Dick.
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I'd like to thank you all for coming,
but the wedding is off.
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It is?
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How come?
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It's Joanna. She wanted everything to be
perfect, and then wouldn't you know
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it, the last minute she spilt mouthwash
on her wedding gown.
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Never knew mouthwash to stain, Dick.
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And grape juice.
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A little cold water and a few drops of
glycerin. And ink and epoxy resin.
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You can all appreciate how there's no
point in having a wedding without a
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She's here!
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Honey,
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what are you doing here?
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I didn't want to embarrass you. I know
how bad you are at making up excuses.
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Show us how little you know about me.
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Truth looks fine, Dick. I thought you
said it was a mess.
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Yeah, how'd you get rid of those epoxy
resins?
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What? Will you play the damn music?
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Does this mean you're not upset at me
anymore?
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Last words you'll ever hear of.
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Daphne, what are you doing in a bridal
gown?
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I could ask you the same thing.
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Friends, we are gathered here because
Dick and Joanna Loudon would like to
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renew the wedding vows.
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to each other 15 years ago today.
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This is a joyous occasion for them and
for those of us who were invited
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to share in this celebration of their
love.
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And they're making my job easy today
because they've prepared their own
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vows. Reverend, I think maybe we'd
better use yours.
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Oh, well, gee, um...
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Joanna, I'd kind of like to read what I
have here.
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I wrote this 15 years ago for our first
wedding, but due
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to the circumstances of the ceremony, I
never got a chance to read it. But I
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think the sentiments expressed here are
just as appropriate today as they were
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in 1971.
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Dearest Joanna, I promise to make every
day of our life together a love -in.
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To never give off bad vibes no matter
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what bag you're in.
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Never to lay head trips on you.
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Actually, this isn't as timeless as I
remember.
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Maybe I'll skip this section on
Cambodia.
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Finally, Joanne, I promise if my love
for you ever changes that...
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It will only mean it's... It's grown
stronger, and that's... That's still
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today.
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Oh.
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Dick. Excuse me, but the kiss comes
later.
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Want to bet?
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Meow.
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