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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Long Away (S08E08)

"Oh Steven, there you are."
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"I almost didn't recognise you without a disgusting stripper attached to your lips."
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"Huh. Well I recognised you right away."
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"Since you walked in here alone, with no job and no boyfriend."
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"Uh, this sounds like fun,"
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"someone say something mean about me!"
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"I don't think so Fez."
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"Oh come on, you never let me play."
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"Fine. You're stupid and you're fat."
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"That was completely uncalled for..."
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"What is Donna doing out with Randy?"
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"When I called her earlier today to see if she wanted to do something,"
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"she said she was staying in all day. I mean, I was gonna blow her off at the last minute, but still."
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"Yeah. And yesterday when I went to spy on her from her closet, she was already out with Randy."
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"That guy is really cutting into my peep-time."
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"Do you think something is going on between Donna and Randy?"
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"Steven, what do you think?"
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"I have a definite opinion on this."
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"I don't care."
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"Ah you just don't like to gossip."
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"Well if you guys are gonna act like a bunch of immature babies go ahead. Now if you'll excuse me,"
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"I'm gonna drive my car through some really big puddles and splash some old people."
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"- Hey. - Hey, guys."
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"Where have you two been?"
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"We went to see Rocky II. It was awesome."
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"This chubby guy in the audience got all inspired and then punched out an usher."
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"Donna does Eric know you took another man to the movies?"
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"Actually, I invited her."
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"I won tickets from a radio-station."
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"My cousin's a DJ so I just called him up and told him the phrase that pays:"
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"'My mom has a picture of you and your sister in the bathtub.'"
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"But why I wonder, did you invite Donna instead of any of us?"
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"Is it because she is beautiful, blond"
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"and curvy... actually, you know what, that's a good choice."
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"Fries up for Donna and Randy."
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"That's us."
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"Look at them! They're sharing fries!"
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"I know. And did you see how fast Randy changed the subject when you mentioned Eric?"
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"Yeah, something is definitely up."
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"The needle on the Hanky-Panky meter is all the way up to Panky!"
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"You know what? I think Donna is cheating on Eric."
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"Oh my God, I think you're right."
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"That is awful."
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"I can just picture that hot-blooded seductress giving it away in a sweaty moment of lust."
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"Oh why do I do that to myself?"
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"Kitty! I just got a letter from the Point Place Veterans Association."
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"Our reunion is coming up."
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"It is so nice to have a place where everyone applauds after you say how many people you shot."
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"And this year is gonna be special. You remember Larry Simmens?"
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"Oooh, the fellow who won the Bronze Star on D-Day?"
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"Yep. The bastard finally died."
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"Struck by lightning."
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"The sucker could dodge a bullet but Mother Nature got him right in the ass."
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"Well I hope someone shouted fire in the hole."
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"And now that he's gone, I'll be the most decorated soldier there."
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"Which means the added respect of my peers plus enough free booze"
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"fill Mike Kaleighs fake leg."
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"You know, whenever you soldier buddies get together you have cocktails."
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"I should have been in the army."
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"Hey look!"
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"I finally got invited to the Point Place Veterans reunion."
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"What?"
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"They don't invite National Guardsmen."
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"They didn't,"
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"but I wrote a bunch of angry letters until they changed their policy."
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"Well that's just great Bob."
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"Maybe if you'd written a bunch of angry letters to Hitler"
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"we could've avoided a war in the first place."
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"I don't think that would have worked."
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"That Hitler seemed like a real cranky bear."
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"Oh Red, the vets needed someone to hire a photographer,"
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"so I signed you up to find one."
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"Why would you do that?"
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"Because I felt like I wasn't contributing."
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"You should hire Leo to be your photographer."
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"He's like a pro. Shot all my fake ID's."
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"I'm not taking a Hippie down to the Veterans hall. They wouldn't put up with it."
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"The bathrooms have Jane Fonda urinal targets."
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"You know,"
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"Leo took some pretty great pictures of Bob and Midge when they renewed their vows."
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"He even got a rare one of Red smiling."
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"I sent it to the museum."
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"Well, if you wanna ask him, he's down in the basement."
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"What's Leo doing in my basement?"
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"I... don't know."
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"But just to be safe,"
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"why don't you give it about 15 minutes before you come down?"
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"So, Leo. Steven tells me that you're photographer."
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"How much do you charge?"
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"Not much man. I try to pay for everything with cash."
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"Okay, never mind."
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"No. Come on Red, he 's really good and he works cheap. Leo, tell him what your fee is."
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"A hundred bucks."
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"How about 75?"
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"50 dollars and that's my final offer."
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"And if you bargain with him when you get there, you probably wind up making ten bucks."
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"Fifteen."
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"Okay fine, you're hired."
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"But this is a big night for me."
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"So I want you to clean up and look nice."
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"These men are veterans. They deserve your respect."
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"Hey I'm cool with veterans man."
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"Anybody that can put a cast on a dog is okay by me."
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"Hey if you guys see Donna, can you tell her I'm down at the Hub?"
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"Okay... did you guys have plans?"
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"Yeah, we were gonna hang out at her house but"
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"I get a little uncomfortable with Bob there."
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"You know, most people wear underwear when they wear a robe."
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"Did you hear that?"
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""Hang out"."
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"They are going to have sex."
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"How does 'hang out" mean "have sex"?"
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"I can make a sexual innuendo out of anything."
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"Try me."
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"Uhm..."
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"stove."
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"Well I'd like to cook something on her stove."
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"See? Anything!"
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"Oh my God Fez, I feel really bad for Eric."
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"When Michael was cheating on me, I was devastated."
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