CHUBBY
Stripcreator Regular
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| Ma'am, are you almost ready for dinner? | |
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| Yes, Velveeta. Oh, Velveeta? I'd like you to meet Dick. | |
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| Oh, don't play dumb with me, baby. I know you'd like to meet the Vice-Presidential Staff. | |
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| So, why do they call you Velveeta? Because you spread easily? HARHARHAR! | |
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| Well, I guess it doesn't really matter what the help is called. | |
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| As long as they come when you call them! HARHARHAR! | |
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| It'll look better followed by "Esq." | |
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| I just finished at The Ohio State University Law School. I take the bar exam next week. | |
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| Bar exam, eh? Well, let me help you study. Make me a Rob Roy, would ya? HARHARHAR! | |
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| Seriously, though, I couldn't get into law school. | |
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| I mean, I didn't have the advantages you have to get into law school-- affirmative action and all that. | |
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| I got in on my own merits. I was first in my class in college. | |
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| Cuyahoga County Community? | |
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| Oberlin. Where I also got in on my own merits, because I was first in my high school class. | |
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| Shaker Heights High. Want to quit while you're behind? | |
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| Well, I couldn't have even afforded law school. I couldn't get scholarships like you coloreds do. | |
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| Actually, I worked three jobs to get through school. My mother was a janitor, my father dug ditches. His grandfather was a slave. | |
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| Well, I don't think I'm meant to be in a courtroom, anyway. | |
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| Don't be so modest, Dick. | |
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| What about your three drunk-driving arrests? | |
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--- "We're fighting for this woman's honor, which is probably more than she ever did." Groucho Marx
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