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I Don't Think Much of Your Joke, Sir!

posted 13 years ago by HijodelCid
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If someone threw water on my face while I slept I would scream !HIJO DE PUTA!, jump on him and beat him up.
God is subtle, but He is not malicious. (Albert Einstein)

[–] tesab-1 11 years ago

Rupert was about to shout something not so nice, I would assume, by his expression. However, when he realized he was in a hunting lodge with the Royal and attendants, and was bringing himself back to reality, he was too confused to object.

[–] Captain_Augustus_McCrae 9 years ago

That was Rudolph.

"It ain't dying I'm talking about, it's LIVING!"
Captain Augustus McCrae

[–] DrBenjaminTwist 8 years ago

I don't think English gentlemen in the late 19th century habitually made comments about the Oedipal habits of their fellows.

[–] liscarkat (16530) 6 years ago

I don't see why Zapt couldn't have just nudged Rassendyll's shoulder to wake him. Or maybe he'd already tried that before the scene began. If he was in that deep of an alcohol-induced coma, he would've had a debilitating hangover for at least a few days.