Archie·Archie's Pal Jughead·#73·Modern Age·ID-2525245
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Archie and Reggie laugh at Betty and Veronica's new interest in western-style line dancing, but it's Jughead who turns out to be an expert.
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Veronica plots to get Jughead's lucky tiki pendant for herself.
Reggie challenges a wheelchair-bound student to a game of pick-up basketball and is easily beaten.
Archie takes Jug for a ride on a jet ski but Archie is easily distracted by girls on the beach.
Jughead gets a free temporary tattoo, but he doesn't know it's a trick to help distract the police from a crook with the same tattoo.
Jughead has become obsessed with singing star Becky Bigelow.
Archie and Reggie laugh at Betty and Veronica's new interest in western-style line dancing, but it's Jughead who turns out to be an expert.
Archie and Reggie laugh at Betty and Veronica's new interest in western-style line dancing, but it's Jughead who turns out to be an expert.