A Boy and His Dog
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:06:05
why don't you shove it
:06:11
hey, what's going on?
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Dog: I detect no living female person in my range, sir.
:06:16
Dog: I have sniffed and I have cast
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Dog: And I have a negative reading.
:06:20
Dog: However I'd be happy to tell you a
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suggestive story if that would help [sarcastic laugh]
:06:24
Pass, fuzzy-butt.
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Dog: A cautious young man named Lodge
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Dog: Had seat belts installed in his dodge.
:06:33
Dog: When his date was strapped in
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Dog: He committed a sin, without leaving the garage.
:06:37
Dog: That's clever, isn't it?
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Let's see, from March 1953 to June...
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Dog: Now Albert, you have all the cranial capacity of a canary.
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Dog: Now, I'm going to recount these
:07:01
events of historical significance once again
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Dog: Now please try to assimilate them this time.
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Dog: WW3, hot and cold, lasted from June 1950 to March 1983
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Dog: Dog: When the Vatican armistice was signed
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Dog: Between the Eastern and Western blocs, a total of 33 years.
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Dog: Is it too fast for you?
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No, I'm right with you. Dog: Oh, good.
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Dog: Now World War 4 lasted 5 days
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Dog: Just long enough for the final missiles
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Dog: to leave their silos on both sides.
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Dog: What's left here were once homes with warm hearths...
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Hee, hee, would you get off my back you mad dog, hehehe
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Dog: Now, only desolation, civilization
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lies smothered and decaying under an ocean of mud
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Dog: belonging to anyone who's strong enough to
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Dog: kick and fight and take it for their own.

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