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26 Cards in this Set
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You're too realistic.... Now you said it. |
Frank the toaster..... Hya |
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Hello |
The toaster is off again. |
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Well plug it in, I just fixed it. |
Please, dear, fix it back like it was before. |
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I don't know why you you can't learn to turn on a simple thing like a toaster. Thomas Edison. |
He's really very handy... oh did the wind get your tree? |
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Yea, last night. |
Oh what a pity. Annie get in? |
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She'll be down soon. Wait'll you see her sure, she's a knockout. I should've been a man. People are always introducing me to beautiful women. Tell her to come over later; I imagine she'd like to see what we did with her house, and thanks. |
Is she still unhappy, Joe? |
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Annie? I don't suppose she goes around dancing on her toes, but she seems to be over it. |
She going to get married? Is there anybody (she's got her eye on)? |
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I suppose... say, it's a coupe years already. She can't mourn a boy forever. |
It's so strange... Annie's here and not even married and I've got 3 babies. I always thought it's be the other way around. |
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Well, that's what a war does. I had 2 sons, now I have one. It changed all the tallies. In my day, when you had sons, it was an honor. Today a doctor could make a million dollars if he could figure out a way to bring a boy into the world without a trigger finger. |
You know, I was just reading.... Hya Chris |
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Lydia, come in here! If you want the toaster to work don't plug in the malted mixer. |
Did I......? |
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And the next time I fix something don't tell me I'm crazy! Now come in here. |
I'll never hear the end of this one. |
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So, what's the difference? Instead of toast, have a malted. |
Sh! Sh! |
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Act 2: the only one whos relaxed is your father hes fast asleep. I'm relaxed. Are you Look. Let me know when George gets here. |
Johnny, come get your supper! |
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Shave, will you! Right again. |
I forgot all about it... Hya. I promised to fix Kate's hair for tonight. Did she comb it? |
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Always a smile, hey Lydia? |
Sure, why not? |
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Come on up and climb my Katies hair. She's got a big night, make her beautiful. |
I will. |
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Why should he argue? Georgie and us have no argument. How could we have an argument, Georgie? We all got hit by the same lightning, how can you....? Did you see what happened to Larry's tree, Georgie? Imagine? While I was dreaming of him in the middle of the night, the wind came along and.... |
Hey, Georgie! Georgie! Georgie! Georgie! Georgie! |
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Hello laughy, what'd you do, grow? |
I'm a big girl now. |
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look what she can do to a hat! Did you make that? In ten minutes! |
I only rearranged it. |
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You still make your own clothes?
Ain't she classy! All she needs now is a Russian Wolfhound.
It feels like somebody is sitting on my head.
No, it's beautiful Kate!
She's a genius. You should've married her. This one can feed you! |
Oh, stop that, Kate. |
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didn't I hear you had a baby? You don't hear so good. She's got 3 babies. No kidding, three? |
Yea, it was one, two , three -- You've been away a long time Georgie |
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I'm beginning to realize. The trouble with you kids is you think too much. |
Well, we think, too. |
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Yes, but not all the time. They never took Frank, heh? |
No, he was always one year ahead of the draft. |
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It's amazing. When they were calling boys 27, Frank was just 28, when they made it 28, he was just 29. That's why he took up astrology. It's all in when you were born, it just goes to show. What does it go to show? Don't be so intelligent. Some superstitions are very nice. Did he finish Larry's horoscope? |
I'll ask him now, I'm going in.... Would you like to see my babies? Come on. |
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I don't think so, Lydia. |
All right. Good luck to you, George. |
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Thanks, and to you... and Frank. |
Oh Frank! |
