A Touch of Class
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:43:01
You know what I mean.
How was it for you?

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Very nice.
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- "Very nice"?
- Yes.

:43:09
- Just "very nice"?
- What's wrong with "very nice"?

:43:16
"Very nice" is hardly the phrase to describe
two bodies locked in heavenly transport.

:43:21
You wouldn't chisel "very nice" in granite
under Rodin's The Kiss.

:43:24
"Very nice" is when you get a get well card
from the butcher or TV repairman.

:43:28
That's "very nice."
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But for what we just did, the comments
range from lousy to sensational.

:43:34
The rockets went off or the earth moved.
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For God's sake.
:43:37
These things take time.
This is a body not a machine.

:43:40
You don't just press a button
and "Pow! " the earth moves.

:43:43
- It moved pretty good for me.
- Well, lucky you.

:43:48
God, you are all the same.
This obsession with male sexual prowess.

:43:53
It is so typically American.
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- Is it?
- It is, if you don't mind me telling you.

:43:57
I don't mind you telling me. Not a bit.
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It's that phrase I can't stand,
"Typically American."

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Why not?
:44:03
Because there's no such thing
as "typically American."

:44:06
It's a big place. Which "typically
American" Americans do you mean?

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The cab drivers in New York?
The coalminers in Pennsylvania?

:44:12
The students at Berkeley? The Mormons
in Utah? The Harlem Globetrotters?

:44:16
The daughters of the American Revolution,
you mean those?

:44:19
I'll tell you,
they're all throwing rocks at each other.

:44:22
The only thing "typically American"
about 200 million Americans...

:44:25
...is that they never do anything "typically"
alike and that goes for humping, too.

:44:29
Well, of course. I've had it off
with all 200 million of them.

:44:33
Don't be an idiot.
:44:35
Why are you so angry?
The earth moved for you.

:44:37
I've never seen anyone
change so fast in my life.

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I haven't changed a bit.
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I'm the same sweet, sex-crazed
"typical American" I was 20 minutes ago!

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And just remember this:
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There is no better way for a man
to start the day...

:44:52
...than with that bracing, glowing,
ego-building feeling...

:44:55
...of knowing that he has struck out
in the sack.

:44:58
"Struck out in the sack" is, I assume...

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