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The Dugout: Nationals Lampoon II



Some important news and notes from the warped minds at The Dugout:

1. Our annual Spring Training event (hilariously named "Spring Dugz" by Nick), where we cover a different team every day for 30 days, begins on Monday. So if you like ... I don't know, the Astros, be sure you don't miss out.
2. From here on out I won't be "B" anymore, but B. Thompson Stroud. Check the byline. Same letter, same guy, same esoteric jokes about wrestling.
3. Above the words here is an old picture of Dmitri Young being run over by a clownish car, because I felt that image best expresses the 2009 Washington Nationals season.

Now that that's all out of the way, enjoy tonight's Dugout, part 2 of Nationals Lampoon, after the jump.

The Dugout

DukesOfHazzard: because of winnin da coon hunt championships, the fam'ly can finally afford to move to town

DukesOfHazzard: on da day of their departure, billy visit they graves to say goodbye... upon arrivin he sees that a large plant has growed between da two moundz
DukesOfHazzard: accordin to a ol indian legend, only a angel could plant a red fern an wherever it growed be sacred
DukesOfHazzard: i aint even bullsh**, they was dead, dawgs
SlowLerner: It don't even matter to me who is in the car with you, Elijah, that was a great book report. You should read it to your family. Your kids, too!
SlowLerner: What're you planning to read next?

DukesOfHazzard: "shogun"


/


GoodGasMileage: ay axe him to do a report on louisa may alcott, he know all about "little women" an "ate cousins"
DukesOfHazzard: /throws Gatorade bottle
SlowLerner: That's enough, Sweathogs, settle down. /runs finger along face of paper
SlowLerner: Up next is ... Jimmy Bowden!

InJapan_Bowden: /lifts head from desk


huh, waht

SlowLerner: It's your turn. Come up to the front of the clubhouse and read your oral presentation.
InJapan_Bowden: My uhhhh...... my uhhhhhhhh.... yeah okay /slumps to front of class
SlowLerner: Any time, Mr. Bowden.
InJapan_Bowden: alright, godddd /takes deep breath, speaks in super-fast monotone
InJapan_Bowden: set in the small town of gada... gada... guadaloop, uh, new mexico during world war 2, rudolph anaya's very good and important chicano book "Bless Me, Ultima" can be compared and contrasted
InJapan_Bowden: the book, itself, is a very good book that deals with many issues. uhhhhh.... /looks around
DukesOfHazzard: /texting something hideous
ThePostOfficeEsmailyn: /whispering to girl in class about how he is only sixteen years old
GoodGasMileage: /writing the word "n*gga" on the back of spiral notebook 40 times, trying to figure out how he could rap it
SteakGrowsOnDmitri: /opening pixie stick at the end, pouring it on doritos

InJapan_Bowden: the book stars a man named .../flips over book


Antonio Márez, a young boy who meets a "cuaranda" named Ultima. For those of you wondering, a "cuaranda" is the spanish word for a healer of Mexican lore

InJapan_Bowden: in the story, uhhhh, Antonio and Ultima must do battle with three evil witches, speaking spanish along the way, and learning about and symbolizing themselves.
InJapan_Bowden: my favorite character in rudolph anaya's book "Bless Me, Ultima" is rosie, who runs a brothel, which scares Antonio or "Tony" as I call him, because it represents sin and sinning.
InJapan_Bowden: all in all, in conclusion i would say that this is a very good book and i would recommend it to anyone looking for a great story.
InJapan_Bowden: /puts head down, tries to shuffle back to seat
SlowLerner: Stay where you are, Jim. Team, does anyone have any questions about "Bless Me, Ultima?"
GoodGasMileage: /raises hand
SlowLerner: Lastings.
GoodGasMileage: i go to the bafroom
SlowLerner: No, not right now. Does anyone have a question about the book? Elijah?
DukesOfHazzard: yee, uh, is ultima that big ass lazer dawg from final fantsy vi, that you fight on that island where you gotta wait fo shadow or his ass dies
SteakGrowsOnDmitri: hahah i memba dat shit, he give you a soard
InJapan_Bowden: No, Ultima isa "cuaranda," which means...
SteakGrowsOnDmitri: /rasies hand enthusiastically, puts other hand in armpit for support
InJapan_Bowden: Yes, Dmitri...
SteakGrowsOnDmitri: you memba that dude in wcw, what was his name, had a mask like rey mysturrio, chinese dude
SteakGrowsOnDmitri: *suddenly remembers* ULTIMA DRAGON, hahaha hooyahhh /strikes karate pose, kicks over desk
InJapan_Bowden: No, this is a "cuaranda," which means
DukesOfHazzard: awwww sh** son ultima dragon DA BOMMMM
SteakGrowsOnDmitri: he be like, /rights desk
/does complete spin in place
/kicks over desk
DukesOfHazzard: yeeeeee, he be like, i'm cruiser weight champion m___f____! /texts picture of dropkick to Dean Malenko
GoodGasMileage: yall memba his students, like judo suwa

SteakGrowsOnDmitri: /makes face


n*gga who da f**k is judo suwa

SlowLerner: Everybody be quiet. Do you have any questions for Mr. Bowden ABOUT his report? No?
SlowLerner: All right, I have one. Jim?
InJapan_Bowden: hurm
SlowLerner: What is the significance of the owl that el hombre volador gives to Ultima?

InJapan_Bowden: uhhhhh.... /stares blankly for several seconds


/skims back of book

InJapan_Bowden: uhhh the hombre gives Ultima an owl because it symbolizes... uhhh... the hope, that-
SlowLerner: You have no idea, do you.
InJapan_Bowden: /lowers head, stares at feet
SteakGrowsOnDmitri: bus tedddd
SlowLerner: Did you read "Bless Me, Ultima" at all, Jimmy?
InJapan_Bowden: I did! Well, I mean, kinda...
SlowLerner: Did you just skim it?
InJapan_Bowden: No! No, I... uhhh yes :(
SlowLerner: Why did you skim it?
InJapan_Bowden: Because it was Latin, and I didn't think anybody would notice.
GoodGasMileage: ay teach, how many times you gon let this joka ruin class before you punish him, i mean damn
SteakGrowsOnDmitri: yee how is it you got a class wit all a us an this mothaf**ka is the worse one
ThePostOfficeEsmailyn: yeah have some standards, teach
InJapan_Bowden: /waddles back to seat, emasculated
SlowLerner: Let's just move on and forget this happened, like we always do. Dmitri Young! What book did you decide to read?
SteakGrowsOnDmitri: edgar rice burroughs' "a princess of mars"
SlowLerner: What? Seriously?
SteakGrowsOnDmitri: aint no classic literature with snacks in the name
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