| Leslie Zevo: |
"Buffoon"? Oh, very interesting word. Wonder
what the derivation of that is. I love the entomology of words.
Maybe it's a combination of balloon and buffalo. Or, maybe
buffer and fool. Or, maybe it's from the Latin word: bufamotis;
he who carries the pickle. |
| ----- |
| Patrick Zevo: |
[T]reat your friends like your enemies, and
your enemies like your friends. |
| ----- |
| Alsatia Zevo: |
[T]reat your friends like your friends, and
your enemy like your enemy. |
| ----- |
| Leslie Zevo: |
We're going to fight fire with marshmallows. |
| ----- |
| Patrick Zevo: |
Duplicating is taking place. And, when duplicating
takes place, that means there's more than one. There may be
two or three, Miss Tyler, two, three, or four. |
| ----- |
| Gen. Leland Zevo: |
You're as big a fool as your father ever was. |
| Leslie Zevo: |
You really think so? Thank you. |
| ----- |
| Leslie Zevo: |
I wonder what the flashing red lights mean. |
| Alsatia Zevo: |
Well, red usually means caution, or beef, if
it's a bouillon cube. |
| ----- |
| Patrick Zevo: |
We've got to be: one mind, one body, one goal,
one soul. |
| ----- |
| Leslie Zevo: |
I'm very silly, but that's what I do for a
living. |
| ----- |
| Leslie Zevo: |
[D]ad didn't like the idea of war toys. He
though that war was the domain of a small penis. |
| ----- |
| Patrick Zevo: |
I hate it when food touches. |
| ----- |
| Patrick Zevo: |
Are you taking my duplication investigation
seriously? Or, are you disrespecting my duplication investigation? |
| ----- |
| Patrick Zevo: |
Debbie, you didn't do my dad. Did ya? |
| Debbie: |
Well . . . |
| Patrick Zevo: |
Did ya? |
| Debbie: |
It was an accident. |
| ----- |
| Gen. Leland Zevo: |
War has no relatives. |
| ----- |
| Patrick Zevo: |
I'm taking about dup'in'! Dup'in'! Duplication! |
| ----- |
| Alsatia Zevo: |
That's a very bad baby. |
|
Advertisement