Husbands

Posted 26 March 2004 in

Gus Don’t believe truth!

Gus I love basketball. But I’m too short!

Harry First we have to play games, then we have to see who wins.

Harry No cute! Real! From the heart!

Harry Fairy Harry! I wouldn’t be surprised! Might be better off!

Archie I’m not showering for you.

Archie You have to be free, you have to be an individual.

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