A Boy and His Dog
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[groan of protest]
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What the hell's lumbering you.
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Dog: Your headlong plunge into stupidity.
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Dog: Last night was inexcusable.
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Dog: Leaving her for the pack would
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have been the intelligent thing to do.
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I wanted her.
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Dog: I know you wanted her about half a
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hundred times. Why we still hanging around?
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I want her some more.
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Well listen my friend I want to get rid of this pain in my side
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and I want to get away from here.
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The screamers can come back any time, you know.
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Oh, what the hell you worrying
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about that for. We can handle all that.
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That don't mean she can't go with us.
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Dog: Go with us? Are you out of your small mind?
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Dog: What good is she? It's all we can do to feed our own selves.
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You know you're starting to sound like a poodle.
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Dog: You're starting to sound like a jackass.
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Sorry.
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Blood, come on. Hey!
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It will still be 50 50 with you and me.
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Hell, I owe you.
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Dog: Don't try that hackney ruse on me.
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Oh come on, I just meant like that time
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that, that old screamer made a grab for me.
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You know that righteous tone green he was too,
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all glowing like a fungus, oozing and eyelashes...
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Boy, made a grab for me, and you went for him.
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You'd been burned bad, too, and died.
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That would have been all of it for you, right?
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Dog: Now get that dramatic catch out of your voice and tell me
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how she's going to carry her share of the load up here. Tell me....
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All right, okay, just don't hang her
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Dog: Harangue, not hang her..
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I don't care whatever the hell, you just knock of
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the crap or we can forget the whole stinking arrangement
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Dog: Well, maybe we should, you simple dumb putz.
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Putz. What's a putz. Is that something bad?

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