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The END? No, it's the BEGINNING!
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"Broken Rail" was the name of a horse I used to ride.
"Bored" would describe much of my schooldays.
Forms should be completed in triplicate and signed in blood.
Klingons are to be found on the starboard bow, Captain.
Quadrants come in fours, but there were an awful lot more in that series.
Finales generally can't come too soon.
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THEM! was the first sci-fi movie that I remember seeing, and to this day it's one of my favorites.
The Abyss is a large chasm I played in as a kid.
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Elmer J. Fudd's speaking style had (I thought) kind of a "lithp."
A lithp or lisp is a mild type of speech impediment.
Speech impediments vary from perton to person.
Person is a word preferred by the politically correct.
Correct at the time of going to press.
Press the button for service.
Service not included.
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