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UNDER A RUG |
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dead and buried |
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"Even had one poor stud was under a rug for four days. They put the Gasser down by his side and wailed him up." |
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[ The Gasser ] + |
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UNION OIL MAP |
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a road map (given away free in the 1950s at California gas stations; an essential item in any driver's glove compartment) |
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"Them other poor studs didn't even have a Union Oil map." |
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[ The Gasser ] + |
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UNVEILING OF THE HEATER |
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reemergence (or unveiling) of the sun after a solar eclipse |
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"At the unveiling of the big heater . . ." |
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[ The Hip Einie ] ¬ |
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UP GO |
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to start feeling good |
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". . . and up go Nero." |
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[ Nero ] |
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UP-THERE |
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progressive |
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". . . whether this nation or any up-there nation, dig, so hip and so solid sent can stay with it all the way." |
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[ The Gettysburg Address ] |
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URANIUM DOOR |
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an extremely sturdy entrance |
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"With a small uranium door in it, you know what I mean." |
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[ Bad-Rapping of the Marquis De Sade ] |
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