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THERE, THERE,
SO"NY
PUMPKIN!
WHAT SEEMS
TO BE THE
MATTER?
IT'S ~. TRUE! ~EY
Ta..o ME MY GOOD OL'
AMERICAN MOTORCYCLE" DIONT
STANO A CHANCT AGAINST
THE ~ JAPANESE!
THEY LMJ~EP AT ME JUST
BECAUSE I'M AN AMf.RICAN !
,
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