Okay. So once we got there, things got rolling...
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"We'll pay $10 to any man who will take all his clothes off!" That's how Royboy & me made $10 each. Easy money... |
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"Do you experience frequent, persistent rectal itching?" |
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Ahhhhh, the swansong of kettle drums. Nothing says "Bahamas!" more. |
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"If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands! (but don't look at my package...)" |
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"I'm hiding and no one can see me! Ha-ha!" |
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Ok. A little explanation here. This was a performer at a restaurant where I got some unfilleted fish. This guy could juggle and eat fire, and bend way the hell over for the limbo. Because of his scanty clothing, Dio and I consistently found a reason to look the other way when he limbo'd in our direction. |
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"Go ahead sir. Touch my flaming rod. Touch it! Love it!" |
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The less said, the better. |
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Julie finds true love in some dummy.... "Finally, a man who speaks my language! He can't run away, and he's always rigid!" |
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"Well, Donna, you have the right attitude of a cabin boy, but you actually have to get in the barrel." |
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"Oops! I farted!" |
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Between the ants, the food, the laundry, the souvenirs, the sand, and the goat that Julie "liberated", the room was looking pretty nasty by Day 4. |
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