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So lay it out for us, Admiral. What's
the conundrum? The Titanic Museum is one
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of the most popular in the world. And
it's all thanks to the blockbuster film
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about the timeless romance between Jack
and Rose. I love that movie.
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I even saw it in 3D. It felt like I was
drowning to death. Meanwhile, attendance
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here at the Lusitania Museum is at an
all -time low.
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That's ridiculous.
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Do people not even realize that when the
Lusitania was torpedoed by a German U
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-boat in 1915, it triggered U .S.
involvement in World War I?
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Historically, the Lusitania is way more
significant than the Titanic. I know.
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We're going to have to close our doors
for good if we don't get more visitors.
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So why not make a Lusitania movie to get
people excited about it? You think we
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haven't cried?
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Every time we pitch one, we're accused
of ripping off Titanic.
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But then we had a better idea.
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If we could somehow find evidence that
the Lusitania had a real -life romance
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it, that would beat any Hollywood
fantasy, and our museum would finally
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crowds it deserves.
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So what do you want us to do?
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Please dive down to the wreckage of the
Lusitania and find us our Jack and Rose.
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How's it going down there, guys?
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Find any signs of true love?
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That's a negative, good buddy. Roger
that.
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Good buddy? Um, yeah.
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I like the sound of that.
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Whoa, Rip, get over here, quick!
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What is it? The historical record has
always claimed the Lusitania's carpets
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were tan, but look, they're actually
blue!
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Oh, damn it, Saltine, who gives a shit?
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Hey, what's this?
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It died.
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Choked on plastic.
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A sad reminder that octopuses are truly
stupid animals.
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Whoa, Ritz, check it out. A perfectly
preserved cabin with historical treasure
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untold.
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Mothers rock hard.
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There's a scrapbook.
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Jack and Rose.
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Our true story.
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So Jack and Rose were real? And they
were also on the Lusitania?
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Not just the Lusitania.
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The Titanic.
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The HMS Bulwark. The Libertรฉ. Jack and
Rose report every major shipwreck of the
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early 20th century. Wow, that's some bad
luck.
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No, luck had nothing to do with it. They
were responsible for those shipwrecks,
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and this scrapbook proves it. You
mean... That's right, Swooper, my good
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Jack and Rose were homicidal maniacs!
All I heard was good buddy again, and I
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loving it!
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how Jack and Rose sank each ship,
steering the Titanic into an iceberg
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roofing the captain, lighting a bomb on
the Lusitania, and then framing those
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poor, innocent Germans.
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The list goes on and on.
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Wow, this is crazy.
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The Titanic movie means so much to so
many people. I mean, Jack and Rose
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basically caused my sexual awakening.
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If people found out, they'd be crushed.
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So what are you saying?
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You think we should keep this a secret?
They have a saltine. If you sit on a hot
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potato like this, it burns your whole
ass.
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You think I don't know a potato burns
your ass?
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It's just...
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This one hits close to home. Well, if
you ever want to become a full -blown
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archie like me, there's one super
important lesson you need to learn.
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Exposing the truth is worth any
consequence.
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I understand. Sometimes the status can't
remain close.
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Okay, whatever that means.
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You love your Latin. All right, time to
call boat boy.
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Land ho. I hope you're sitting down.
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One sec.
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Hit me.
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We just found out that Jack and Rose
were real and they were terrorists.
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They thunk the Titanic, the Lusitania,
and more.
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Incredible. Who are they working for? I
cannot tell. As of yet. None of the
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targets have anything in common. As of
yet. It's a complete and utter mystery.
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As of yet.
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I can't wait to rub this in the faces of
those Titanic snobs across the street.
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They'll rue the day they call me
Lieutenant Lamewad. I'm an admiral, damn
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Knock. Knock, knock!
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Admiral Lamewad! Here's the evidence
that'll disgrace Jack and Rose forever.
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I'm just gonna turn your chair around.
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Admiral Lamewad! He's now the late
Admiral Lamewad. Who would do such a
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Arr! I would make it. The name's
Icebergins. Oh, my God! Is an
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talk like a pirate did?
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Yes. Now hand over the scrapbook, you
scallywag, or you'll find yourself in
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Jones' locker. Yeah, no, totally makes
perfect sense. But let me just give a
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little bump of narcotic to my furry
friend here first.
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He's with the Titanic Museum. The
Admiral must have run his mouth. Looks
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they don't want the truth about Jack and
Rose to get out. We have to alert the
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authorities. Oh, my God. Alert the
authorities? I mean, I agree we should,
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you sound like such a zark, Saltine. Oh,
yeah, no, I agree. It's a really good
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idea. Let's do it.
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Officer, we'd like to report a murder.
Crime is my very field of trade. I'd be
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happy to help.
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Why don't you come join me in this dark
alley and tell me all about it?
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Actually, never mind.
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I just remembered they died of natural
causes.
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What is it? The Titanic Museum is one of
the most powerful institutions on the
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planet. They have people everywhere. We
can't trust anyone.
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I gotta warn Agatha in swoops.
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Our HQ was ransacked. Oh, damn it! It's
the Titanic Museum! Okay, Agatha, I
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can't believe I'm saying this, but it's
a code.
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36. We're out of Turkish delight. Oh,
whoops. I meant code 37.
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Code 37. Good God. Code 37. I
understand.
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Farewell, Ripley. What's code 37?
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Code 37 means all our lives are in grave
danger. And so we scatter to the wind.
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Oh, that was crazy. Some wind blew right
when I said that.
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Do we really need to do this?
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Go into hiding?
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Yes, Saltine. The Titanic Museum is
basically like the CIA plus the Yakuza.
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They're bloodthirsty killers who will
stop at nothing to preserve their
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Holy... And I don't say this lightly.
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Guacamole. Welcome to my safe house,
Saltine. Now, the Titanic Museum is only
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after us so we don't reveal the truth
about Jack and Rose. But once the
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out there, they won't kill us because
everyone will know it was them. And I
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just how to spread the word.
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Welcome back to The Night Show with your
host, Charles Collins.
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It's time for another edition of On the
Contrary.
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Let's take a look at a clip of Senator
Potts. I think Americans would be happy
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to pay higher taxes if it means their
Congress... men get raises um senator on
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the contrary chortles collins the most
trusted name in late night comedy news
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can we talk to a real reporter sadly no
real news organization reaches all of
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america now saltine only chortles does
he bridges the divide that is true but
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how would you even get booked Because
Chortles owes me a favor. Wait, you know
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Chortles Collins?
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Indeed I do. We went to boarding school
together.
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Actually, we went through a lot more
than that together.
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You know that book, Lord of the Flies?
Yes.
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We once had to read it for English
class.
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Whoa.
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Okay, everybody, that's it. I got every
last one of you. Mr. Collins, you are
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just as nice off camera as you are on.
Yeah, tell that to my proctologist.
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rip digman the last time i saw you dick
cheney was still looking for his weapons
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of mass destruction oh no hey please
just save the gut busters friend or i'll
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never
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Okay, here's the deal. You have to let
me be a guest on your show. I've made an
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amazing find, and I need to share it
with the world. What is it? For your own
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safety, I can only tell you live on air.
But you have to trust me. It's huge.
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So, can I come on tomorrow night? Yeah,
I don't know, Rip. I've already got Zane
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booked on the show. Well, that's fine.
It doesn't matter. Look, you owe me,
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Chortles. I don't owe you anything.
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Oh, don't you? I shared my answers with
you on a vocab test in eighth grade.
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If it weren't for me, you'd have never
learned the word. God. And now I owe my
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career to that word.
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Okay, fine. Tomorrow night.
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Now, if you'll excuse me, I have tickets
for the theater.
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Now we're back. So, Zane, tell me more
about Puffington Day. Oh, yeah, that's
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right, Chortles. My wife hails from the
kingdom of Puffland, and Puffington Day
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is a beloved holiday that celebrates
their most sacred traditions.
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Yeah, screwing and getting our drink on.
And that's why we've written a
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children's book.
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I love it. Okay, everyone, my next guest
is a disgraced archie who is currently
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on the lam, Rip Digman.
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Wow, Rip, you look and smell terrible.
Shut up! Great to see you, Rip. Shut up!
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Now everyone buckle your seatbelts,
because I've got some shocking
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need to share about a certain beloved
shipwreck. What the?
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Yes, it's time for me to reveal the
unsettling truth, which is... Let's play
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What's in the Box. Huh?
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Reach into that box and tell us what you
think's inside.
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You think it's shit?
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Why'd you cut me off?
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What the? A gun?
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On live TV?
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What is this, the Murray Franklin show?
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Sorry, Rip. I don't have a choice. The
Titanic Museum is our top sponsor. So
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another word about Jack and Rose or
else.
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Son of a bitch!
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That's right.
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It was shit.
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So, Rip, you were saying something about
a shipwreck or your life flashing
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before your eyes or something?
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Uh, yeah. I wanted to say...
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Everybody thinks the Lusitania had tan
carpets, but they were actually blue.
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You don't say. Well, blue definitely
beats tan. Um, hi.
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Yes, I'd like to buy a carpet the color
of dirt, please.
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Yes, that's right. Dirt, where worms
live.
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What the hell? I just launched a line of
tan carpets with the slogan, as tan as
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the Lusitania's carpet.
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Whoa, you want to cancel your order for
a tan carpet? And you do, too?
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Seriously, old friend, if you're smart,
you'll keep your nose out of the Titanic
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Museum's business.
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I'm just looking out for you here.
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Turtles, you ruined me!
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Look out! He's got an industrial -sized
staple gun!
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It's not that bad. You're gonna make it,
buddy.
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On the contrary.
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I'm signing off for the last time. Rip,
listen to me. I messed up. Got in too
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deep with the Titanic people. You don't
know the whole truth.
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The lock, Rip.
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The lock is the key.
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Goodbye, my dear sweet friend.
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All right, call the coroner. We got a
big fucking corpse there.
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Uh, okay, so Chardal's turned out to be
a bust.
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We gotta blow the lid off this thing
fast. The body counts...
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rising. All right, let's get back to the
clue. Chortles said the lock is the
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key. Hmm.
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What if he didn't mean a lock of hair,
but instead some other sort of lock?
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Or what if he did mean a lock of hair?
Saltine, you're brilliant. Let's see.
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Some fire, some fire.
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Yes, this scrapbook has a lock of Rose's
hair. I could send it off to be DNA
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tested. We'll just have to wait 48 hours
for the result. Which just so happens
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to be the perfect amount of time to
finally binge watch all 48 episodes of
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acclaimed prestige TV show, The
Boddingtons.
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And that's why we'll always be the
Boddingtons. Well, that sucks!
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We weren't wondering why they were the
Boddingtons.
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The DNA results are in.
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Oh, my goggles.
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They had a daughter!
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Go away!
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Wait, Liber -
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your parents are jack and rose from the
titanic and the lusitania i have no idea
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what you're talking about we know the
truth about them but if there's more to
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the story we want to hear it jack and
rose taught an entire generation of
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teenagers what it means to be horny you
got the wrong old lady you know what
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forget it saltine let's just go tell the
world the truth
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Dang. When it turned out the lock is the
key meant Jack and Rose had a daughter,
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I was hoping she could explain why they
sunk all those ships. Me too. But she
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said she's not the right person, and
frankly, I believe her. I mean, the lead
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did come from that jokester Chortle, so
I guess we should have taken it the way
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I take my pretzels, with a grain of
salt.
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Whoop! Hold on, my phone's ringing.
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It's Swooper. Oh, yeah. I was wondering
what he and Agatha have been up to for
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the past week.
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I bought this farmhouse a couple of
years ago. It's really off the beaten
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so we should be safe. Wow, me in a small
town?
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I'll certainly miss my metropolitan
lifestyle in the big city.
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Two macchiatos, please. I'm afraid we
only have regular old coffee here.
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Guessing you don't get too many worldly
globetrotters in here, huh? It's gonna
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be hard for me to adjust to life in this
podunk town!
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I couldn't help it over here because
you're screaming, but this town actually
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has a lot of charms. May I give you a
tour?
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That'd be great.
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Okay, let's go see Shitsville.
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Tell me what you want this year.
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Our number one export is hot cocoa.
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Our number two export is tiny little
marshmallows. Our number three export is
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fracking. And we have horse -drawn
sleighs instead of cars and carrot
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instead of gas stations.
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And, uh... Where can I find a vibrant
experimental theater scene? You can't.
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Okay. Me and my bodega guy are going to
have a good laugh about this. Wow.
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That's the mayor's house. And yes, it is
made out of gingerbread. Kind of makes
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me want to take a bite.
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I'm actually freezing my two nuts off.
The Christmas bird town tree. Whoever
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wins the cookie baking competition gets
delighted. Lady, I think I speak for
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both of us when I say who gives a shit.
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Off! Because at Christmas time, I only
want you.
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This gingerbread cookie tastes as good
as one of my house's walls.
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The winner is Agatha.
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Huzzah!
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I'm so pissed off.
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Who would do something like this?
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I saw the whole thing.
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It was smooth.
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Let's find him and kill him. We'll tear
him limb from limb and bathe in his
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blood.
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Agatha, I'm scared.
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It's going to be all right.
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I miss working for Rip. Going all over
the world. So great. Don't worry.
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Soon we're going to work for Rip again.
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You mean it? Yep, we're going to work
for Rip. And you're going to fly a big,
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shiny airplane in the sky.
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And there's going to be rabbits on the
plane. All the soft, furry rabbits you
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can imagine.
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Stop right there.
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Drop the gun.
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Wait, you're going to blow my head off?
Give me your phone.
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Hold on, the phone's ringing.
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it's swooper hey swooper real quick
don't talk shit about saltine because i
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you on speaker okay go this isn't
swooper it's iceberg it is but you're
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talking like a pirate at all yes because
it's no longer talk like a pirate day i
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have your friends if you ever want to
see him again let's make a trade your
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friends for the scrapbook
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rip just tell cornelia i had a wonderful
first date yeah rip don't do it just
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give me a proper lesbian funeral
tomorrow night 11 p .m meet me at pier
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new york city the very pier where the
titanic was supposed to dock oh shit
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okay yeah we'll be there and then you'll
go down faster than the titanic herself
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assuming you have a plan saltine do you
no
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I'm sorry, Saltine. I was trying to
teach you that exposing the truth is
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any consequence.
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But then as soon as I faced real
consequences, I buckled like the back
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Garfield's owner's last name.
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Hello, Rip.
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What the hell?
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Is it International Crazy Hat Day or
something? Yes. Now, the scrapbook.
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it to me.
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Okay. Of course. Just one second.
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Here I go.
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What's the holdup? Is revealing the
truth more important than your friend's
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lives?
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And Archie of the Year goes to Rip
Digman.
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Obrigado. Thank you. Thank you so much.
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Rip Digman has just hit a grand slam to
win the World Series.
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And on the eve of his wedding to
Princess Beautiful.
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And it's a super.
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I did it.
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Well,
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you had a good ride, buddy.
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Did you hear that? Wait a sec. Where are
they?
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What's the holdup? Is revealing the
truth more important than your friend's
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lives?
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No!
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And sadly, Rip and his two friends could
not be here today.
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And I now know what I must do.
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All right, now you can just go ahead and
hand over Swooper and Agatha like we
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agreed. And hey!
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Let them keep the funny hat. Oh, they
can keep the hat in their coffins. You
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double -crossed us. You know the truth
about Jack and Rose. We certainly can't
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let you live. He said, unaware of a huge
zit on his forehead.
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Whoa! Holy cow!
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Whoa!
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Laverne? What in the dickens is going
on?
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In polite society, a thank you would be
in order. Oh, yeah, thank you. I'm still
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just a little freaked out from seeing
four guys. Let's get their heads blown
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clean off.
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I mean, I still got prefrontal cortex on
my face. And let's just say it smells
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like brain gunk. You saved us.
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Even though we're the ones who want to
reveal the truth about your parents.
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That's why I saved you, you nincompoop.
My whole life, I hid the truth about my
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parents because I thought it would hurt
people.
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But you showed me that hurting people is
exactly what the Titanic Museum is
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doing. It's time to put an end to this
madness and tell the world what I know.
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Oh, okay.
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Well, in that case, why did they sink
all those ships?
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My parents had a rare sexual
predilection. They could only get turned
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on the deck of a sinking ship.
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Like the characters in that David
Cronenberg movie, Crash. But instead of
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crashes, it was shipwrecks. Okay.
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No, that makes sense. If they weren't
sinking a ship, Jack couldn't get hard,
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and Rose couldn't ovulate. We're not
quite sure that's exactly how the
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works, but sounds like they were pretty
convinced. I'm a doctor, and I can say
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that is how the science works. Thank
you. But I should warn you, I'm a bit of
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quack. Will you shut the fuck up?
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That's why they murdered thousands of
people, so they could start a family.
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this really ruins Jack and Rose for
everyone.
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So why tell us this? Because of one man,
Rip Digman. Ah, so this is all Rip
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Digman's fault. Wait, I wouldn't say
it's my fault. I mean, they're the ones
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sank all those ships. I just revealed
the truth, which is my solid duty as
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anarchy.
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for exposing the truth, huh, Rip? Uh
-huh. You know what I mean? That thing
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kept saying to me? Yeah. Seems like it's
kind of coming full circle and biting
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me in the ass. All right, I vaguely see
your point, Saltine. And I suppose it
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would be ironic if I happened to give
three shits!
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After all, we are...
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The Boddingtons. This show sucks!
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Doesn't it at least feel good to all be
back together again? Not if we have to
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watch this shit. It gets good, briefly,
and then really bad again for the whole
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rest of it. Come on! Oh, I miss you
guys.
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Yep. Enjoy the time you have left,
Saltine. What does that mean? You'll
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soon enough. Sometime between the second
and third annual Archie Picnics. What?
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All right, bring it in, you
knuckleheads.
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Rip Digman and his friends were not so
nice as we imagined.
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Perhaps their names need to be added to
a different list.
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Let's go to India and find this sorry.
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On the next Dig Me. Right now? Well, I
don't really like to get a haircut
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a big trip, but I guess you're right.
This is pretty urgent, so let's go!
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