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1. Yabadabadoo, Me Hearties!

Blistering barnacles! Me head's exploding!  By Maureen Lynas I've been trying to respond to a request from a very important person to make Prince Bob the frog's idiolect more... idiotic. Can you make him more like his dad? Like him, but not like him. As funny as him? Funnier? But maybe reference froggy stuff? Because Bob's a frog?  But King Fred is special. He punctuates

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