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It's made up of two equal components
with a revolution period of 180 years.
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angle of separation is...
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You're dreaming
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of Steve Urkel.
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You yearn to be held by his strong,
manly arms.
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Your lips burn for his kiss.
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it was earlier in this century because
the two stars are moving closer to the
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same line of sight.
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What?
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I am so tired.
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Well, wait where you always are, baby
breath.
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Like just yesterday, you fell asleep in
clanks.
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That can happen.
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Not while you're writing on the
blackboard.
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Now look, something's cooking good
looking. Spill it.
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Mind your own business, Steve. Now go
ahead. Double stars.
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such as gamma arietis have the same
spectral type for both components, but
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others are distinguished by their
beautifully contrasting colors.
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It's a rare condition this day and age
to read any good news on the newspaper
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page. And love and tradition of the
grand design, some people say it's even
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harder to find.
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Well, then there must be some magic clue
inside these gentle walls.
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Because all I see is a tower of dreams.
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Laura, why are you so tired?
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Oh, I guess I'm not getting enough sleep
at school.
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What?
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I'm just kidding, Mom. I gotta go study.
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See ya.
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Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
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Wait a minute.
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Where you going?
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Over to Waldo's. But don't you remember?
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Tonight is the night we agreed to work
on our stamp collection.
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I can't, Dad.
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Walter's mom had plastic surgery, and
I'm invited to her welcome home party.
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Oh, what did she have done?
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A fanny lift.
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Everyone's hoping it'll stay above her
knees this time.
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congratulate me and my man Waldo. We are
now styling on EV3.
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What do you mean?
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Tell him, Waldo. No, sir.
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Why not?
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I have no idea what you're talking
about.
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The betting.
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Oh, cool.
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We're betting.
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Betting?
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How much did you guys win?
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Well, this is our second week, and we're
already up 380 big ones.
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All right. How much is my hand?
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50 bucks. Yeah.
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$380 is serious money.
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Yeah, Frankie the Fish says it's
beginner's luck, but I keep telling him
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a system.
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You know, I kind of wish now that I'd
gone in with you guys.
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Hey, it's not too late. The season is
young.
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Now, aren't you aware that sports
gambling is illegal in these United
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except for Nevada and certain specified
municipalities, including Atlantic City
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and Indian Reservation, which aren't
subject to federal law?
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Hey, look, Urkel, you can't call what
we're doing gambling.
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Dabbling implies a risk.
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With my system, there is no risk.
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Oh, and what's your system? Do you
compare team monsters, compute previous
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histories, factor in player injuries,
weather conditions, and home team
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advantage?
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No, we bet on a team whose city has the
ugliest women.
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Wouldn't you be a lot meaner if you came
from a city full of ugly women?
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I was right. I hate myself.
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Yo, guys, I'm tempted, but I'm broke.
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I mean, I don't have any money to bet.
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Ah, that's the beauty part. You bet by
phone.
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Place the bet and pick up the cash.
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Yeah, but what if I lose?
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It ain't gonna happen.
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But in the unlikely event that it does,
I'll cover your behind.
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Like we were forced to do with my mom.
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Addo.
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Now, look.
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You're letting greed cloud your better
judgment.
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Now, it pains me to say this, but if you
join these hooligans in their nefarious
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endeavor, you can kiss our friendship
goodbye.
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In the Atlanta -Houston game, it was
Atlanta 28, Houston 17.
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I told you so.
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And in San Francisco, the 49ers blasted
the Los Angeles Rams 21 to zip.
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I told you so.
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And finally, a big surprise in Miami, as
the Dolphins outscored the Jets 31 to
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14.
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Until the fourth...
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when the Jets scored three touchdowns to
win the game.
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Far be it from me to say I told you so,
but I told you so.
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Steve, I just lost a whole lot of money.
The last thing I need is nagging from
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the nerd next door.
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Nerd? Well, this conversation is
finished.
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I'll be in the kitchen sipping a soda
until you decide to apologize.
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betting system bites.
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We bet on 12 games and lost 10 of them.
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May I remind you that we also won two
games, Mr. Glasses Half Empty?
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Hey, I want an Indian name, too.
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I don't believe this. We each lost 250
bucks in a single afternoon.
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Weasel. Huh?
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I'm gonna have to take you up on that
offer, man.
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What offer?
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You know, you told me if I lost, you'd
cover me.
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Well, I lost.
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Hey, look, man, all right, I did say
that, but, um, unfortunately,
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have conspired to alter my current
financial portfolio.
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In other words, you're on your own.
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the fish?
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Yes, indeedy. I took pity on your plight
and pulled your fannies out of the
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fire.
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Huh. Well, I simply explained to him
that although your bets were made in
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faith, there was no way in H -E double
hockey sticks you'll ever pay a single
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cent.
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Steve, if you tell a guy like Frankie
the fish you're not gonna pay, you end
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living with fish.
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Don't be such a nervous Nellie.
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It was a... Targeting ploy.
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Well, once Frankie calmed down, I
suggested that we work out some sort of
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payment plan.
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Well, he just jumped at that suggestion
and immediately beat his field
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representative, who incidentally might
drop by the house.
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Move and you die.
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I may have made a boo -boo.
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me to introduce myself.
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I'm Steve Urkel, and you are... Bones.
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Ah, Bones.
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As in the doctor on Star Trek?
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No. Bones as in I break them. Oh, oh,
oh!
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Hello.
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Here.
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Thank you. You two can leave.
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Uh, look, we're all in this together.
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Right, guys?
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Later.
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Uh, sir?
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I'd love to pay you, but I honestly
don't have the money right now.
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Kid, I'd love to let you off the hook,
but I honestly have to peel you like a
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grape right now. And just a minute.
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Now, this is my friend.
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And if you intend...
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You have a point.
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Now, I propose an easy payback plan.
Give my friend time to arrange
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Say, six months?
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24 hours.
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Works for me. Bless you both.
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Well, I'll be back tomorrow.
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And if you don't have the cash, we're
gonna hold a scavenger hunt for your
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parts.
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I can't come up with 250 bucks by
tomorrow.
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Steve, can't you help me out?
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No, I can't, Eddo.
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I just spent all my money on a muscle
-building kit.
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And I'm still trying to get the box
open.
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Man, what am I gonna do?
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Well, why don't you just go to your
father?
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That's up, Eddo. And take your
punishment like a man.
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Nah.
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Besides, my dad is all... You're already
upset with me for not helping them out
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with our stamp collection.
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Uh -oh.
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I smell a bad idea.
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You see this stamp?
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It's a 1923 Head of Freedom statue
stamp.
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It's worth about $300.
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See what?
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Look, I could sell this stamp, pay off
Bones...
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Work some overtime at Mighty Weenie, buy
the stamp back, and put it back without
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anyone ever knowing.
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But you'll know, Edo, and it'll haunt
you for the rest of your life.
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Yeah, but at least I'll have a life.
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What a nice brisk walk would help.
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Laura, I've been waiting here for three
and a half hours.
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A long brisk walk?
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I've been word sick about you.
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I didn't know where you were, what you
were doing, or if you were okay.
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I can explain.
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Well, then let's hear it.
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Where were you?
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Starlight Coffee Shop.
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I'm a waitress there.
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I work the midnight to 4 a .m. shift.
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Laura, you already have an after -school
job.
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Why on earth would you take a second
job?
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Oh, well, Mom's saving up to buy a car.
I can get it a lot faster if I work two
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jobs. Well, when do you sleep?
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Oh, I don't. I don't need sleep.
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I just carried this water spritzer.
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is a daisy.
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Laura, you're not a fern.
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You need sleep.
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You're spreading yourself too thin and
it's very unhealthy.
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I just wanted to earn the money on my
own.
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You guys are giving me so much already.
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I just wanted to show you I could be
responsible by buying my own car.
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Laura, you're the most responsible
teenager I know.
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But sneaking out of the house at all
times of night is not responsible.
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You're going to quit that job.
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Okay.
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I want to talk to your father.
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We're going to help you with that car.
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But you don't have to.
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That's right.
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We don't have to.
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We want to.
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Because we love you.
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Hey, Dad.
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Hey, son.
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Uh... What are you doing?
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Oh, I thought I'd take a look at the old
stamp collection.
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You know, the one that you don't have
time for anymore.
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Oh. Well, I have some time now.
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Wow. What a collection.
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Dad, do you want to go shoot some hoops?
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Dad, there's something I have to tell
you.
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Oh, really?
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What is it?
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Well, it's about our head of freedom
statue stamp.
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Oh, yes.
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There she is.
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She is?
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She is.
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So, what did you want to tell me, son?
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Oh,
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uh, just that... that I love you.
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I love you, Dad.
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Night.
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Edward?
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Yes?
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You know, I thought that you were gonna
tell me that you sold our Head of
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Freedom statue stamp to the Stamp
Emporium for $300.
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No.
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I just think that I love you.
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I hope that you keep it in mind.
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Come over here, Edward, and sit down.
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Talk to me, son.
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Let me hear the words.
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Well,
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me and the guys bet on some football
games.
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Mm -hmm.
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And then I lost 250 bucks to a bookie
named Frankie the Fish.
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I see.
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And then I sold our stamp so I wouldn't
get beat up by a really big guy named
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Bones.
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Edward, why didn't you just come to me?
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Well, because I was afraid you'd yell at
me, Dad.
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What do you mean, like this?
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Yes, sir.
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Exactly like that, sir.
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My head hurts.
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Son, you've made some mistakes with
gambling before.
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I thought that you had learned your
lesson.
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Well, I thought so too, Dad.
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But we still had a surefire betting
system. Oh, really?
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What was it?
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We bet on the teams whose cities have
the ugliest women.
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My head hurts again.
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Edward, son, when you make a mistake,
You fess up to it.
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If you try to cover it up, it's only
going to make it worse.
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Yes, sir.
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Now, if you had come to me right away,
you might have only been grounded for a
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week or so.
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But now, you'll be lucky if you make
Little Richie's wedding.
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Ouch.
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Well, Dad, just tell me how you found
out about the stamp.
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Al, from the stamp emporium called.
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I had asked him to let me know if
another Head of Freedom statue stamp
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became available.
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Imagine my surprise when I discovered
that I bought back my own stamp.
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Look.
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I'm going to pay you back, Dad.
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Every cent.
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Oh, you bet you will.
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I don't bet any more.
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Come here.
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Hello there.
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I see.
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Last chance, Edo. You sure you don't
want to come down to the poker hall with
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us? Us?
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You actually talk somebody else into
going with you?
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Come on, Steve.
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We don't want to be late.
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Family Matters is a Miller -Boyette
production in association with Warner
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Brothers Television and is distributed
by Warner Brothers Domestic Television
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Distribution.
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