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I doth feel somewhat saddened by
our treatment
of Rupert, Sir Qwert. |
Naught-the-circumstance!
He be lucky we did cart
his drunken ass home! |
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But! We tossed him about
like a sack yon potatoes,
missing his bed six times! |
I feel it be nefarious payback
for his countless acts of
bastardry toward me, hail! |
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Good Rupert!
Be thou okay? |
I bid thee a
good morning,
sunshine! |
Ugh. |
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I see thou hath
the company of
yon puke-tub! |
I ran out of your spare helmets. |
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Hah-hah! |
What! Yon heathen! Bob! Out of mine way! |
Might wanna bring
a gallon of lamp oil
and a torch, champ. |
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Good show, says me!
But, I did not know one
could clean helmets
with a torch and oil. |
That's not for his helmets, it's
for his bed. I left a special
piece of my digestive tract
in his pillowcase. |
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