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Hey T.L. |
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Hey Parak. I've got a suprise for you. |
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Oh yeah? What? |
I fixed your dune buggy. |
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I don't have a dune buggy. |
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Are you sure? |
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I'm pretty sure. |
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Then what's that thing in the garage? |
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What thing? |
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The metal thing. |
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With the green canvas? |
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Yeah. |
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That's a lawn chair. |
A lawn chair? |
A lawn chair? |
A Lllaaawahaaa! Wahawooooo he he he! Ah hah har;wooooj--hahoosie! Haroo he ha ha hooo wa shoo buh lawwaha ha heeeeee! |
My grandfather gave me that lawn chair. |
Oh. I'm really sorry. Maybe I can-- |
Just kidding. |
Oooooooh? |
Har! |
Har! |
So did you really make it a dune buggy? |
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Yes I did. |
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Where'd you get the pistons and the intake manifold and so forth? |
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Well let's just say you need a new dishwasher, washer, dryer, aquarium
pump, angelfish, dachshund... |
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Very funny. |
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Actually at Kragen. |
I got beans and stuff. You want to make chilly tonight? |
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Sounds good. And Maybe we can take the dune buggy to the quarry
tomorrow. |
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Yeah. Maybe McCain-Feingold and Hay-sung and those guys would want to
go. |
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Yeah, give 'em a call. |
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