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Remember that time you were up for jury foreman but Perry Mason brought up that little incident with you and Mrs. Hardeman when you were in the fifth grade? Tsk, tsk.
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Am I Trustworthy, maybe, depends on how much you pay me.
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Well, I know I don’t trust that kid’s hair! He needs some serious pomade or hair gel or Aquanet or maybe just mom-spit.
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My guess is mom was the one responsible for that free-form haircut. It was a common condition in my youth, but we avoided stepping on the cracks anyway ‘cause we loved our moms.
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