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"I'm your twin brother!" , "Oh, obviously." (from twins)

and

Johnnie: "And then i says to Costello "Hasta la vista baby!"... get it? hasta..."

Arnie: "I vill clench my feest like so and shove my balging marsels up yor harse eef you do not shart aarp"

the best funny caption for this picture wins a fantastic prize*

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*theres a fair chance you wont win, and it might not be that fantastic.

Arni; Like my ring?

Jonny; It was like throughing a sausage down the hall...

Arni; not that ring!

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