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Olives
Boligarky: Thanks so much for being here with us today.
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OB: So let
me start by asking you, are you still working?
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Ruff ruff ruff. Ruff – bark bark.
OB: Right,
it HAS been awhile since your master, Law, went crazy and tried to
leave GI Joe and join a cross-dressing circus. He was obviously a
little mixed up.
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Bark.

OB:
Exactly, it must be difficult to transistion yourself from border
patrol/fringe Joe character into a working class dog. Have you done
any TV work since then?
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Yip. Ruff Ruff. Bark. Grrrrrr.

OB: Sorry,
sorry… I forgot about that Lassie reunion special. You played
Lassies’s love interest. How was that?
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OB: Oh, I
didn’t realize that Lassie was played by a male dog. Sorry to hear
about that. But it looks ok now. You seem to be walking ok, except
for that slight limp.
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OB: Ok,
I’ll change the subject. What about your personal life, if you
don’t mind me asking, have you made a time for family?
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OB: WOW,
329 litters! With 278 mothers. Don’t hate the playa, hate the
game.
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Bark.

OB: Ah,
that’s nice that you take such an interest in their lives.
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OB: Yeah,
I think I DID see that commercial. How do you feel about your son
taking after his father’s footsteps?
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OB: Yeah,
it must be cool to see the acting bug take effect and to see your
lil’ guy up on the big screen.
OB:
ACTUALLY, you never played MP’s dog onscreen. You were just an
action figure…
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Bark bark bark. Grrrrr…

OB: Once
again, changing the subject, but let me first ask you, how did you
get into acting if you were just a patrol dog with Joe?
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Bark bark bark. Ruff ruff. Bark ruff ruff. Yip yip yip bark
bark. Grrrrrr bark bark yip. Ruff ruff. *Whine*

OB: I
didn’t quite catch that, you said you left GIJoe after your master
went crazy, went to California, got a job as a bouncer in a
nightclub, used to service movie industry workers with an animal
fetish, and eventually met up with which big Hollywood producer?
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Ruff Bark.
OB: That’s
what I thought you said.

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Bark Bark. Yip ruff ruff. Bark. *Whine*
OB: Oh, I
had no idea. So some of your other children also followed your
footsteps by joining the military. Amazing. That must be
difficult.
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*Whine*
OB:
Exactly. With today’s tender global-political climate teetering
between peace and chaos, it’s a very difficult time to be in the
military, or have a loved one gone for such a long time. I wish
your children all the best…
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Ruff.

OB: You’re
right, let’s focus on what’s really important here one more time –
Toys. You were a popular toy, because you were almost a 2-for-1
deal, a human and a dog, all in one package at the very same price
as any other more pathetic action figure.
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Bark.

OB:
Really? They only packaged you together because he was so boring on
his own. Interesting, but not particularly surprising. It looks
difficult to take on a persona of an elite fighting force member,
where your job is to make sure Shipwreck cleans up Polly’s
droppings, or that Road Block doesn’t keep pimping out Lady Jane…
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Ruff ruff, bark bark bark.
OB: Hmm,
that is fascinating. I never knew that about Snake Eyes. You’d
think a guy who covers his entire body and face would be able to
keep it in his pants.
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Bark.

OB: So,
what about your future plans? Where do you hope to be in a few
years from now?
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OB: Dogs
only live to be 20 years old?
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Bark.
OB: You’re
19?
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Bark.

OB: Well,
then… a… yeah. I guess we should wrap this up while you’re still…
uh. Nevermind.
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