The argument with a chap who thinks everyone is a clock: Part 1
By Thebighand5
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Man 2: "So, I believe you're a clock, my dear clock-y chap"
Man 1: "I assure you, I ain't!"
Man 2: "But when I gaze upon your face, I hear a quiet ticking sound, ergo, you must be a clock"
Man 1: "It's a watch, you stupid bast- er bandersnatch!"
Man 2: "I see the clock before me is wearing a watch. Interesting? or absurd?
Man 1: "I'll give you absurd!" [Man 1 kicks man 2 in the crotch]
Man 2: [holding his aching genitles] "That was merely, painful but not absurd Mr...Clock?
Man 1 [while kicking Man 2 in the crotch 2nd time] "It's Mr Smith!"
Man 2: [while grunting in agony] "Ah! The clock likes to think of itself as more fitting of the human tribe by giving itself a rather dull, anglo-saxon surnname. Most...admirable"
Man 1: "You're obviously quite mad! My name is John Smith, and I'm as human as you!"
Man 2:"Ah! The clock likes to think of itself as more fitting of the human tribe by giving itself a rather dull, anglo-saxon firstname. Most...admirable"
John Smith: What's your name?
Man 2: "Ernest Thistlewick Brayton Pennyfether Johnson IIX, but my friends call me Scrimp"
John Smith: "Want a drink?"
"Ernest/Scrimp": "I NEVER CONSORT WITH CLOCKS!!!"
J.S.: You rasict bastard!
Scrimp: So you are a clock! Also, how dare you abbrieveate your name with out my permission!
J.S. Permission?
TO BE CONTINUED
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Too mad for me to analyse so
Too mad for me to analyse so I'll just say that you don't need the quotation marks in a script. This looks strangely familiar. ;)
Thanks for reading. I am grateful for your time.
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