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October 17th, 1968
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"Testing. Testing 1, 2, 3..."
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I had assumed my standard
home room position
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drooling in the general direction
of Lisa Berlini.
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But today, things were different
between Lisa and me.
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"RFK Junior High's revised dress code
has been posted outside my office."
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"Although it's fairly self explanatory,
I'd like to..."
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You see, the night before we'd spent
very close to four complete minutes
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talking to each other on the telephone.
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Our relationship was entering the fast
lane of the seventh grade social scene
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and it was up to me
to keep the ball rolling.
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"Section Two, Article One"
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"the mini skirt clause"
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"Any skirt cut higher than
two inches above the knees
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will call for immediate
disciplinary action."
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"Section Two, Article Two..."
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Is there a problem, Mr. Arnold?
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Uh, no ma'am.
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Yeah, I was looking pretty good now.
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All I had to do was plot my next move.
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"RFK's first Fall dance will
take place this Friday night."
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"So for music and fun,
dancing and romancing,"
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"come one, come all and have a ball."
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"That is all."
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You're gonna ask Lisa Berlini, aren't you?
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I don't know. Maybe.
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- Then who am I supposed to go with?
- I don't Know.
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Hey, why don't you ask Carla Healy?
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No way. No way.
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Why not? I hear she likes you.
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Just stop talking about her, okay?
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The words 'Carla' and 'Healy'
had the same effect on Paul
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as seafood and grass pollen.
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Severe membrane inflammation
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What's wrong with him?
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I said the 'C' word.
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Carla Healy?
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Are you gonna ask her to the
dance or something?
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No way, I'm not.
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You mean, you're asking Carla Healy?
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No he's asking Lisa Berlini.
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Lisa Berlini, huh?
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Yeah. I don't know. I might not.
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You know, you should. She's nice.
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She's okay.
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Well, I guess I'll see you guys later.
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What?
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They're called dead whales, people.
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My question to you is, why?
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I felt sort of weird talking
to Winnie about Lisa
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but I'd forgot all that
by social studies.
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The lights were dimmed for
a slide show on pollution
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and I was within striking distance
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of the best smelling head of
hair in the seventh grade.
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Where have all the flowers gone?
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How many roads must a man walk down?
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The time was right for
the most intimate form
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of communication known
to twelve-year-old man
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inter-classroom note writing.
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In a note you could say
anything you wanted to.
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Lines I would have choked on under
the glare of fluorescent lights
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were coming out like poetry with
the venetian blinds drawn.
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The signs were there.
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She wanted me.
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It was time to throw caution to the wind.
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'Want to go to the dance with me?'
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- The problem is excess.
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We keep pushing, pushing
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and it always ends up by us
going one step too far.
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Dear God, he was right.
What was I thinking?
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I mean, one lousy phone call,
a couple of notes
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and suddenly,
I'm asking her to the dance?
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It was all happening too quickly.
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I wanted that note back.
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'OKAY.'
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Then again,
why stop when you're on a roll?
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- Lights, please.
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It was all so perfect.
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With one flick of the wrist
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I'd opened up an entirely new and exciting
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chapter in my life as an adolescent.
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Lisa Berlini was mine
to have and to hold,
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for better or for worse,
till death do us part.
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Hi, Lisa.
You want to go to dance with me on Friday?
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Okay.
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Great. I'll see you.
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I had it in writing.
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Maybe there was some legal
action I could take.
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Um, Lisa?
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Oh, Kevin.
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Yeah. Um, did you just say
you'd go to the dance with Brad?
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I'd seen that look before,
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in 1964 when my mother put
our cocker spaniel to sleep.
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Well, yeah.
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But you just said you'd go with me.
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That was before Brad asked me.
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So?
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So I didn't know he was gonna ask
me when I said 'yes' to you.
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So?
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Well, I mean,
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you're not gonna be weird about
this or anything, are you?
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I mean, I really like you, Kevin, as a...
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And that's when she said it.
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The word I was to hear from beautiful girls,
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like Lisa Berlini, time and time again.
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The word that struck a chord
so violent in me that
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I wanted to strangle guys like
Brad Gaines with my bare hands.
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...friend.
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Tough break with this
Lisa Berlini thing, huh?
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At least Paul was happy
to hear of my rejection.
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It meant he wouldn't have to
ask Carla Healy to be his date.
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Aren't you gonna eat your hamburger?
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I'm not hungry.
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I wouldn't eat it either.
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You see how they make the hamburgers?
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They put all this gross stuff in it.
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It tastes all right to me.
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I heard Eddie Obin bit into a hamburger
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and a bug flew out from under the bun.
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No way.
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That's what he said.
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I don't believe it.
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I do. It's documented fact.
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All right, that did it.
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There was only so much one guy could take.
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First of all, there's no way a bug
can breathe under a hamburger bun
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and it probably would have suffocated
before Eddie even bit into it.
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That's right. And besides that,
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a bug is too quick to get caught
in a hamburger to begin with.
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Let's say it did get caught
under the bun but didn't suffocate.
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It probably would have flown away when...
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...Eddie put the ketchup on.
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Winnie and I always saw eye to eye
on stuff like that.
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It was like we were born under
the same sign or something.
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Suit yourselves.
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I'm getting an ice cream sandwich.
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Oh, is that the new lunch menu?
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Yeah. Pizza boats, chilled pears,
and carrot sticks on Wednesday.
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Maybe it was the buzz of the cafeteria,
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maybe it was the sting from Lisa Berlini,
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but sitting there across from Winnie,
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I felt a hunger burning within me.
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Sloppy Joes, Tater Tots, and
an orange wedge on Thursday.
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I love sloppy joes.
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Me too.
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Her message seemed clear enough.
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Behind the charade of
the lunch menu recital
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burned the untapped rage
of our secret passion.
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On Friday it's macaroni and cheese,
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peanut butter cookies, and fruit cocktail.
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Winnie, will you go to the dance with me?
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Dance?
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I can't.
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I'm already going with Kirk McCray.
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God, Winnie Cooper and an eighth grader.
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Can you believe it?
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Really amazing.
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I mean... he's actually... cool.
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So I'm told.
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Captain of the Football team,
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Mr. Popularity.
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Look, Paul.
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There's more to life than
being cool, athletic and popular!
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It was all too much to take.
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First Lisa Berlini had opened the wound.
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Now Winnie Cooper poured the salt.
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There was only one solution left
with regards to the upcoming dance.
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So I guess it's just you and me
for the dance on Friday, huh?
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Nope, I'm not going.
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What?!
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"Jeannie, I want to have..."
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"Oh, Master! Ive been so unhappy."
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"All I wish to do is please you!"
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"Jeannie, I can't figure you out."
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"You've never behaved this way before."
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"Oh, no, master, I only
want to make you happy."
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Oh, what I would've given for one of those.
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If you guys want to eat tonight
you've gotta set the table for me.
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Mom...
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And I'd appreciate if you do it now.
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Not in an hour, not after
I Dream of Jeannie, but now.
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First Lisa Berlini, then Winnie Cooper,
now my own flesh and blood.
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Women were proving to be
the bane of my existence.
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Kevin?
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Huh?
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Are you feeling all right?
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Yeah.
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Something happen at school?
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No.
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I was too complicated to be
pried open like that.
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I had my dignity.
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You sure?
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I don't think Mrs. Cooper's
a very good mother.
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I beg your pardon?
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Well, it's just that she's
letting Winnie go to this dance
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with this big eighth grader
and he's a real jerk.
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I don't think she should let her go.
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Well, is there something Mrs. Cooper
should know about this eighth grader?
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Does he take drugs or something?
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No.
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Well, what is it then?
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Well, it's just that he's this eighth grader
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and he thinks he's so cool and...
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Winnie's very young, mom.
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I know, she is.
Did anyone else ask her?
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Well, how am I supposed to know?
I'm not even going.
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Well, I guess we don't really
have a lot to say
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about who Winnie goes to the dance with.
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I know.
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And just because you go
to a dance with someone
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doesn't mean you have to spend
the whole night dancing with them.
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Yeah.
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The great thing about a dance
is that anything can happen.
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Mom's advice always followed
a certain logic
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but somehow it was gonna take
that extra maternal nudge
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to kick me into action.
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But if you do decide to stay home,
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we're having company Friday night
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so you can be mother's little helper.
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Just let it all hang out.
Get in touch with your body.
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This was not for us,
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not in public.
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But in private...
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The goal at a junior high school dance
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is to look as busy as possible
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without actually setting
foot on the dance floor.
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Good job, Paul,
look who you just hit.
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Why don't you go over
and ask her to dance?
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Is she looking over here?
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No, she's not looking over here.
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Good.
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She's coming over here.
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Hi, Paul.
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Hi, Carla.
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Carla,
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I think Paul over here
has a little something to ask you.
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Okay!
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It was as sorrowful a spectacle
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as I had ever seen on the evening news.
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But then an amazing thing began to happen.
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Paul actually began to enjoy himself.
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By my third cup of punch,
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he was having the time of his life,
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and I began to realize
what a miserable time I was having.
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And it wasn't just Paul.
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Lisa Berlini was having
the time of her life.
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Mrs. Ritvo was having the time of her life.
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Even Rodney the custodian
was having the time of his life.
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I was in hell.
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And that's when
Winnie Cooper entered the gym.
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I had never seen her look
prettier than she did
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standing there in the doorway.
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Until Kirk McCray walked in behind her,
then she looked beautiful.
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It was all so unfair.
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I mean, this guy already had everything.
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And now he had my Winnie.
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I wasn't gonna just stand idly by.
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It was time to do what any
hot blooded twelve-year-old guy
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would have done if he were in my shoes.
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- Do you want to dance?
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- Sure.
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Try to make Winnie as furiously
jealous as I was.
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The key would be to appear like
I was having the time of my life
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and dance as I had never danced before.
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Apparently, Winnie was
playing the same game.
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Do you want to keep going?
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Sure, I guess so.
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It all made sense at the time.
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This would be the moment when
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Winnie's eyes met mine
across the dance floor
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and we'd both realize
that we were really
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meant to be dancing
with each other.
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Um, excuse me,
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I'm just gonna go outside for a minute.
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Sitting alone outside the school,
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I kept wondering what it would be like
if I had asked Winnie first.
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Had I meant anything at all to her?
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How could she have forgotten
me so quickly?
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- Oh, Master!
- Why so glum?
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Please dont be upset with me, Master!
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I only wish to please you!
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Huh?
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I was only using him to make you jealous.
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I knew it!
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How could you slow dance with him?
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You never even said a word to me all n-
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Well, you cant blame a guy for dreaming.
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But really, I knew that I already blown it.
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First, I'd forgotten about Winnie,
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now she'd forgotten about me.
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I guess it was only fair.
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Kevin?
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What are you doing out here?
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Nothing.
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What're you doing out here?
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I don't know.
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Do you like him?
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He's nice.
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Winnie,
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can I ask you one more thing?
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And so Winnie and I had our
one slow dance after all.
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But things wouldn't be
the same between us.
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We were getting older.
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And whether we wanted it or not,
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the Lisa Berlinis and the Kirk McCrays
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were changing us by the minute.
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All we could do was close our eyes
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and wish that the slow
song would never end.
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