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Hmmm...probably something about Mr. Miro not wearing any pants. Have you seen Short Cuts?
I saw Short Cuts when it came out, and don't have a sharp enough memory of it to make any connection with pants.
Regardless, Mr. Miro never wears pants (although he's only been seen once not wearing his belt): why would Mai bring that up now?
Mai: "Is that your tie, or did the couch throw up?"
Caption: "Mr. Miro's attempt at home-decor camouflage fails once more.”
Mai: "I said no, no in the house! Bad!"
Caption: "Mr. Miro learns a valuable lesson on where to potty."
Mr. Miro: "What?! Ah, no! No, get away!"
Caption: "Mai confirms the age-old adage that you can pick you friends, and you can pick your nose, but you cannot pick your friend's nose."
It's probably worth seeing again, then.
Mai: "Urgh! I can't believe you sold the love seat!"
Caption: "Mr. Miro learns the wrong lesson from the Blagojevich scandal."
Mr. Miro: "Allegedly sold. Allegedly."
Okay, I liked that last one.
Wait a minute - you mean you get to pick the caption?
Well, ulitmately, yes. What did you expect, an 800 line where people could call in their votes? Did you want to express a preference, or suggest another caption?
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