Vulgar words in Happy Days (Page 1)
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The family is indifferent--it only calls him a Silly Ass.
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And whatever it is, it is something, which every now and then compels you to bend down and catch hold of his long silky ears, to look into his honest eyes and say---- "You silly old ass!
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You _dear_ old _silly_ old ass!"
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I couldn't bear to lose the silly old ass altogether."
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Or will he be the same old silly ass, no use to anybody, always dirty, always smiling, always in the way, a clumsy, blundering fool of a dog who knows you can't help loving him?
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"Hallo, old ass," I said to him through the bars, and in the little space they gave him he wriggled his body with delight.
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Oh, I am an ass.
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And why should I label one who was speaking so eloquently for himself; who said from the tip of his little black nose to the end of his stumpy black tail, "I'm a silly old ass, but there's nothing wrong in me, and they're sending me away!"
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Are you making love to me?
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"What does one do in this damn place?" he asked with a yawn.