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Buddy Cole: Cemetery

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The setup

At a friend’s grave, Buddy Cole offers a fond remembrance with very little reverence.

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The premise

Here’s the bit.

Buddy Cole visits the grave of his friend Charles Hammond and recalls a life of sexual adventure, inventive craftsmanship and spectacular indiscretion. His affectionate tribute becomes a defense of refusing respectability, capped by an unusual inheritance and a theatrical farewell.

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Respectability is for five-star hotels, not people.

I would have preferred a cat, but a pet’s a pet!

ScriptEnglish · 23 turns

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  1. 00:04

    Buddy Cole ?

    you startled me it's It's not every day that an audience sneaks up on me in the middle of a cemetery just that about delivery humorous monologue

  2. 00:21

    Buddy Cole ?

    I was just visiting with a friend of mine who recently passed on to that great disco upstairs his name was Charles Hammond Not these organ people, these organ people.

  3. 00:38

    Buddy Cole ?

    Charles was, now, how do I put this without spooking the horses? He was a leather slut. He was one of those faggots that made respectable gays so uncomfortable.

  4. 00:55

    Buddy Cole ?

    Buddy, he'd say, the world's so full of crap, why bother wiping your ass?

  5. 01:00

    Buddy Cole ?

    we We both believed respectability is for five-star hotels not people although you will find me in the Michelin Guide

  6. 01:12

    Buddy Cole ?

    Charles was a sexual courier de bois whereas I'm more of a Blanche de bois

  7. 01:20

    Buddy Cole ?

    he was very handy he made all of his own S&M gear and even tapped his own rubber all on a waiter's salary, which is nothing after taxes and drugs.

  8. 01:34

    Buddy Cole ?

    He once made a cock ring out of aluminum foil from cigarette packs, for heaven's sake. Of course, it played havoc with his trick's fillings.

  9. 01:45

    Buddy Cole ?

    And at night, when his antenna was up and there were no clouds, he could pick up radio stations as far away as Amarillo, Texas.

  10. 01:56

    Buddy Cole ?

    Well, you've got to listen to something when you're down there Charles cared about the people who fellated him

  11. 02:04

    Buddy Cole ?

    he was also a trained blacksmith so his slaves always had fabulous shoes

  12. 02:11

    Buddy Cole ?

    he was almost completely blind and very vain so he wouldn't wear glasses and he couldn't wear contacts because he had a severe case of astigmatism so when he went out cruising he was flying blind as it were

  13. 02:27

    Buddy Cole ?

    i don't think he ever recovered the night he dragged home his brother from a bar his brother really should have said something

  14. 02:37

    Buddy Cole ?

    near the end of his life he became very religious he claimed to have found biblical support for bondage yeah like every second page

  15. 02:48

    Buddy Cole ?

    he claimed he would beat this thing and in a way he did he got hit by a bus on his way to the clinic

  16. 02:55

    Buddy Cole ?

    it took the emergency crew two hours to pry his mustache off the grill

  17. 03:00

    Buddy Cole ?

    this is it isn't it a beauty what do you think hmm

  18. 03:07

    Buddy Cole ?

    he left it to me in his will because I admired it so much

  19. 03:11

    Buddy Cole ?

    I would have preferred a cat, but a pet's a pet.

  20. 03:17

    Buddy Cole ?

    Good night, sweet prince. Maybe it's better this way. I don't think you could handle what's going on.

  21. 03:24

    Buddy Cole ?

    Get this. Fags are becoming respectable.

  22. 03:29

    Buddy Cole ?

    Well, some of them are.

  23. 03:32

    Buddy Cole ?

    Ha!

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