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Is that a fresh pot sitting on the Bunn-O-Matic? Pour me a cup and hand me a pack of crackers.
And put away that screwdriver. You'll void the warranty on this episode of The Diner.
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That spoils my fun before I even hear your voice.
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Great show as usual, Mister L. A few great laugh lines, like "Everybody involved was second rate." I did not expect that one.
As for crackers, oh, the memories, but they don't like me anymore. I'm relegated to corn chips.
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Thanks! I wish I could remember where that line meant and what it referred to. Guess I'll have to listen!
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The songs made with lyrics written by amateurs and pressed into records by a team of people with some company.
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There's no valid argument against a quality saltine.
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