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Fuck you, John!
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Americans
use that expression
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entirely too often.
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Hmmph. Everyone?
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Fuck you, John!
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In England we think it
nearly as often as you do,
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but we don't actually
say it to someone's face.
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It would be too rude.
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Fuck you!
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What do you mean
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when you tell
another person, "Fuck you"?
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Fuck you,
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and don't you ever call me
chiquita again!
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This is good.
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I think it means
several things--
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mixed signals I believe they're called
in therapeutic circles.
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I hate you,
get out of my life.
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At least, I hate you,
get out of my life for the moment.
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I love you,
but you don't love me.
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I want to make you feel
small and insignificant,
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The way you've made
me feel.
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I want to make you feel
every terrible thing my entire life,
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right up until this moment,
has made me feel.
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I said fuck you!
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Well, I say fuck you
right back,
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with every last fiber
of my fading British being,
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every last ounce
of my tobaccoed English breath.
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Fuck you, Ramon.
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Fuck all of you.
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Well...
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I think I've said my peace.
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What brought that on?
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His brother.
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That's no excuse.
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Play something, John!
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Something gay!
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We want gay music
by a gay composer.
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There's no such thing
as gay music, Buzz.
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Well, maybe there should be.
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I am sick to death
of straight people.
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Tell the truth.
Aren't you?
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There's just too goddamned
many of them.
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I was in a bank the other day.
They were everywhere--
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writing checks,
making deposits.
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Two of them were applying
for a mortgage.
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It was disgusting.