The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean
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in the open, not sneaking around.
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Like you was the ones that was guilty,
not them.

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What about the ladies, Judge?
Their delicate sensibilities?

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- And the children?
- The children?

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It's exactly what children need.
It sets an example.

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It shows what happens
if they don't walk the straight and narrow.

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Don't get riled, Judge.
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I know who put those ideas in your heads.
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They don't deserve any opinions.
I'll do the thinking around here.

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And you can tell that to your whores!
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I mean your wives.
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There are several reasons
advanced for the fall of Rome:

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the decline of the military,
increase in the savage hordes.

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- But I got my own opinion.
- Here they come again, Judge.

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I think it was those Roman baths.
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Roman generals didn't even bother
to fight their own wars no more.

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Swam around in scented oil,
lollygagging with the slaves...

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stuffing themselves with larks' tongues.
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- We're here for a showdown, Judge.
- Showdown?

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- Yes, sir, it is.
- About what?

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You weren't right,
you calling our wives what you did.

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- I forgot what I called them.
- The word don't bear repetition.

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Whores.
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They may have been once about a time.
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But now they're respectable,
married ladies.

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- Piss on them!
- There you go again, Judge.

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Lower your voice, for God's sakes.
We're in enough trouble already.


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