Real Soda Judge Wapner Root Beer
Wh...Where am I? Why am I wearing this suit? Why does this suit have shoulder pads?
I sentence you...
Hold on a minute. Aren't you Judge Wapner?
That's right son, the one and only.
Holy crap! Am I on The Peoples' Court?
Yes, I have brought you back to 1984 to punish you for your wrongdoings. I would also have to ask you to watch your mouth on national television.
I'm sorry. Wait...wrongdoings? What did I do?
It says here that you are from West Virginia. Is that correct?
Yes it is, your honor.
It also says that in 1975, you put a Pembroke Welsh Corgi in a baby carriage. Is that correct?
Wait...what? 1975? That was thirty-six years ago. I have no idea. I would have been like six years old.
It's a simple question, sir. Did you, regardless of year, place a dog in a carriage? Yes or no?
I suppose, when I was a child, I may have, at one point in time, put a dog in a baby carriage, yes.
Well sir, in the state of West Virginia, you may only place a baby in a baby carriage and nothing else. Since you have admitted guilt, I will go easy on you. As I was saying when you woke up from time travel, I sentence you to drink my root beer!
Oh, come on! That's not...wait...drink root beer?
That's right. Drinking my root beer is your harsh punishment for such a heinous crime.
Oh, well. I suppose I could do that. Can I go back to my house in 2011 once I'm done with this bottle of root beer?
Yes, I have the lever right here that will send you home. All you have to do is drink this entire bottle of root beer.
Fair enough. Here goes. It's not that bad, Judge. It's herby, kind of a medium-dark root beer. It tastes home brewed. Did you brew this yourself?
Yes, son. I did. Do you like it?
I do, actually. Can I get this in 2011? If so, I might just periodically pick one up.
Son, you have earned a parole. I will cut your sentence in half. You only need to drink half that bottle and then you can go home.
Oh, awesome. Well you can pull that lever. I'm already over half way done. If you don't mind, I'd like to finish this when I wake up from my time travel slumber.
That's fine. Stand on that box and I will send you back. As soon as I bang this gavel, and simultaneously pull this switch, you will be sent back to your time. Thank you for spending time with us, doing your time like a responsible adult, and enjoying my root beer.
You're welcome, Judge. It's been a pleasure. Thank you.
I sentence you...
Hold on a minute. Aren't you Judge Wapner?
That's right son, the one and only.
Holy crap! Am I on The Peoples' Court?
Yes, I have brought you back to 1984 to punish you for your wrongdoings. I would also have to ask you to watch your mouth on national television.
I'm sorry. Wait...wrongdoings? What did I do?
It says here that you are from West Virginia. Is that correct?
Yes it is, your honor.
It also says that in 1975, you put a Pembroke Welsh Corgi in a baby carriage. Is that correct?
Wait...what? 1975? That was thirty-six years ago. I have no idea. I would have been like six years old.
It's a simple question, sir. Did you, regardless of year, place a dog in a carriage? Yes or no?
I suppose, when I was a child, I may have, at one point in time, put a dog in a baby carriage, yes.
Well sir, in the state of West Virginia, you may only place a baby in a baby carriage and nothing else. Since you have admitted guilt, I will go easy on you. As I was saying when you woke up from time travel, I sentence you to drink my root beer!
Oh, come on! That's not...wait...drink root beer?
That's right. Drinking my root beer is your harsh punishment for such a heinous crime.
Oh, well. I suppose I could do that. Can I go back to my house in 2011 once I'm done with this bottle of root beer?
Yes, I have the lever right here that will send you home. All you have to do is drink this entire bottle of root beer.
Fair enough. Here goes. It's not that bad, Judge. It's herby, kind of a medium-dark root beer. It tastes home brewed. Did you brew this yourself?
Yes, son. I did. Do you like it?
I do, actually. Can I get this in 2011? If so, I might just periodically pick one up.
Son, you have earned a parole. I will cut your sentence in half. You only need to drink half that bottle and then you can go home.
Oh, awesome. Well you can pull that lever. I'm already over half way done. If you don't mind, I'd like to finish this when I wake up from my time travel slumber.
That's fine. Stand on that box and I will send you back. As soon as I bang this gavel, and simultaneously pull this switch, you will be sent back to your time. Thank you for spending time with us, doing your time like a responsible adult, and enjoying my root beer.
You're welcome, Judge. It's been a pleasure. Thank you.
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- Mike Literman on 12/18/11, 11:26 PM
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