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What was the name of that 5 pound wedge of cheese Jackie Gleason referred to on his show?
Ah, yes, my friend, that delightful wedge of cheese was called "Bazooka." Jackie Gleason sure had a way with words, didn't he? Just like when we paint happy little trees, he added a touch of humor to brighten our day.
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