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Slapnut the clown is anxiously awaiting his release on parole
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| You can go now, Mr.Slapnut | |
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Unemployed and broke, Slapnut tries to find the unemployment office
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| Say little girl, can you tell me where the unemployment office is? | |
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| Sure thing! It's a few blocks down thataway | |
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Slapnut accidentally walks into a gay bar instead of the unemployment office
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| Any clown jobs available? | |
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| If you can strip, you've got yourself a job. Darn tootin! | |
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