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:15:04
None at all.
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Joe Bob?
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I read that poem of his
about the nightingale.

:15:14
I didn't think it was so good.
:15:16
Sounded like he wanted
to be a nightingale.

:15:19
I don't think he wanted
to be a nightingale, Joe Bob.

:15:23
Maybe he just wanted to be immortal.
:15:25
All you have to do to be immortal
is lead a good Christian life.

:15:29
Anyone can do it
if they love the Lord.

:15:32
Well, maybe so, Joe Bob. Maybe so.
:15:34
Here now, let me read you this:
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When old age
shall this generation waste

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Thou shalt remain
in midst of other woe

:15:45
Than ours, a friend to man,
to whom thou say'st.:

:15:50
"Beauty is truth, truth beauty, "...
that is all

:15:54
Ye know on earth,
and all ye need to know.

:15:59
Run, you little pissants, run!
:16:01
Tough it out!
You gotta be men like the rest of us.

:16:04
None of you pretty enough to be women.
Here, Joe Bob.

:16:08
Quit flapping your arms.
You look like a damn goose.

:16:11
Even a preacher's boy
ought to be in shape.

:16:14
What kind of female will you ever get?
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Tough it out!
:16:20
Run, you little pissants.
:16:24
All right, off the court.
:16:27
If y'all didn't jack off so much,
maybe you could stay in shape.

:16:31
Come here a minute, Sonny.
:16:36
You do me a favour,
and I'll do you one.

:16:39
Sure, coach.
:16:43
My old lady's got to go
to the doctor tomorrow.

:16:45
You know women.
Always something wrong.

:16:48
I guess.
:16:50
Take it f rom me. Anyway, I don't
have time to drive her.

:16:53
Now, if you'll do this for me,
I'll get you out of civics class.

:16:58
I'll be glad to.
The best offer I've had all day.


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