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"Pedro Scialfa"'
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He died when he was 29.
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"Vin Correjo"'
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"Derriere Extraordinaire"'
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Ninety-two minus sixty-three.
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None of them ever made it past 30.
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I did.
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Who are you?
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It's not important.
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Are you a ghost?
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He called, Derek.
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Let's take a walk.
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You think Zoolander's in trouble?
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Think again.
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What you've stumbled upon goes way
deeper than you could ever fathom.

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The fashion industry
has been behind...

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every major political assassination
over the last 200 years.

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And behind every hit,
a card-carrying male model.

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Okay, that's impossible.
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Oh, yeah?
Listen and learn, sweetness.

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Abe Lincoln wanted to abolish
slavery, right?

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But who do you think made the
powdered wigs and leg stockings...

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worn by our country's
early leaders?

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Mugatu!
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Slaves, Derek.
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Without their free labor,
prices would have gone up tenfold.

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So the powers that be
hired John Wilkes Booth...

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the original model/actor,
to do Mr... Lincoln in...

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I'll go on.
Dallas, Texas, 1963.

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Kennedy had just put
a trade embargo on Cuba...

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ostensibly halting the shipment
of Cuban-manufactured slacks.

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Incredibly popular item
at the time.

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Lee Harvey Oswald
was not a male model.

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You're goddamn right he wasn't.
But those two lookers...

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who capped Kennedy from the grassy
knoll sure as shit were.

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Well, what about you?
How do you fit in to all this?


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