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And just where do you two think you're
going?
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I don't get it.
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She didn't even turn around.
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Okay, the eyes in the back of her head
thing is really creepy.
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Just so you know, my vision is 20 -20
-20 -20.
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You are not playing hockey without
helmets and a whole bunch of pads.
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that looks like skin, go cover it.
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Take your helmets and pads.
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If we wear them, can we go bungee
jumping later?
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Not even off your bed.
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said he could go.
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And if Bob's parents let him jump off a
bridge, would you want to do that too?
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If we were attached to a bungee cord.
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Not even if you were still attached to
my umbilical cord.
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Okay, ew.
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Why won't you let us have any fun?
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It's my job. It's the first thing they
teach you in mom school.
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I discipline because I care.
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Well, couldn't you care less?
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We're not kids, you know.
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Yeah, can't you treat us like adults?
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As soon as I don't have to buy my own
Mother's Day cards.
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Fine. We'll read.
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Here, Cody.
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You better put your helmet on. Those are
hardcover books.
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Is this safe enough?
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Doodles, please.
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Sorry. Your mother told me not to give
you any more sweets.
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You want to play roller hockey with us?
No. Number one, I'm working. And number
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two, hockey is way too violent.
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Ow!
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You think that hurts? These shoes are
killing me.
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Ow. Ow.
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Ow. Well, I'm no foot doctor, but here's
a thought. Take the shoes off.
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I can't.
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London gave me $100 to break them in for
her. Whoa.
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You always said you wished you could
walk in London shoes.
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Yeah, that's before I knew how small
London's feet worked.
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It's raining llamas and goats outside.
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Don't you meet cats and dogs?
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That's a silly expression.
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Why must all women shop so much?
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Nine shopping bags?
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I bet you also think a woman's place is
in the kitchen.
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Only after she gets back from the
grocery store.
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Oh, that attitude is so typically male.
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I'll have you know, women are capable of
doing anything.
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How about talking quietly?
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So, how are my Donatelli heels doing?
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My feet are killing me. I can't wear
these for another second. Here's the
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in 20. I can walk on my hands.
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Oh, my work. Just where do you two
hooligans think you're going?
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I'm thinking Harvard Law School, and
Zach is thinking San Quentin.
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On an athletic scholarship.
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You should play outside.
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But it's raining.
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No matter what the weather, you do not
play ball in my lobby.
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You're right.
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We should play ball in the ballroom.
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No, that's not what I meant. Would you
please? No, not now.
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I'll be right with you.
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Now give me that puck this instant.
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Nice save, Mr. Mosby.
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Hi,
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Carrie.
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Oh, you're so tense.
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Tip of the board.
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You really lost some weight.
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If you lose any more, you might
disappear. Whoop, where'd she go?
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Carrie!
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I was just practicing asking your mom
out, because every time I try to ask
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real mom out, I get lost in her big,
brown, beautiful eyes.
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Arwen! Yeah?
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Put Mom in a drawer and come play with
us.
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I mean, every time we ask somebody to
play with us, they all say the same
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I don't have time.
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Yeah! No, no, I mean, I really don't
have time.
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See, when I'm not practicing my dating
skills, I'm working on a secret project.
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So secret, in fact.
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That no power on Earth could make me
tell you what it is.
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Then we won't ask. Okay, okay, I'm gonna
play it.
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Okay, ready?
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Three, two, one.
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Ta -da!
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Yeah!
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Wow.
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A payphone.
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You invented something that nobody uses
anymore.
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Ah, lightning.
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The perfect... It's time to try out my
parallel universalizer. Your what? My P
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.U. Well, that clears things up.
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Okay, okay. I've been reading up on the
string theory, which is the scientific
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basis for moving from one dimension to
another.
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Now, theoretically, this machine can
transport you to other worlds.
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When you're really hungry, so can a ding
-doodle.
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Okay, my little skeptic.
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We'll have a demonstration.
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As soon as I get back from the little
janitor's room.
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Nobody touch the P .U. until I get back
from my P .U. I really have to go.
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Zach, Ormond said not to.
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Oh, come on.
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Nothing he ever makes works.
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Please deposit another 25 cents to go to
a parallel world.
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I don't have any more change.
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I've got a bus pass.
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That'll work.
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Looks like we're stuck in the same old
boring world.
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In the news today, President Paris
Hilton announced that cellulite is now
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illegal.
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Don't let Mr. Mosby see us. Remember,
we're banned from the lobby.
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Hey, boys!
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Hey, Mr. Mosby.
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Nice shades.
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that we're in the lobby?
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Upset? Why would I be upset?
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Come on now. Hey, what do you think of
my new lid?
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It's tight.
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Actually, it fits perfectly.
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Then, Mosby will show Mom the tape and
get us grounded.
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Wow. She's even more devious than I
thought.
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And now he's shooting spitballs at the
guests.
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Oh, gotcha.
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Okay, this is officially weird.
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Ow. Ow.
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Ow.
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Why are you wearing Maddie's clothes?
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These aren't Maddie's clothes.
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Well, except for her shoes, which, by
the way, are... killing me.
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Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go
work.
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Work?
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Hi. Bonjour.
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Kisses. Look, it's little me back from
Paris.
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So, are the shoes you've been breaking
in for me comfortable yet? They feel
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terrific, and I'm sure the blood stains
will come out.
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Maddie, how can you afford all this
stuff?
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Did you win money? on a quiz show?
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Maddie, on a quiz show?
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Please. She thinks a polygon means your
parrot's missing.
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She thinks Ecuador is how you get in an
equa.
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She thinks the Nutcracker Suite is the
nicest room at the Nutcracker Hotel.
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She thinks... Are you trying to insult
me?
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I rest my case.
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You better watch it, or your job at the
Fitzpatrick Hotel will be history.
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Fitzpatrick Hotel?
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my daddy bought the hotel, duh.
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But you aren't, and she's not, and mows
me with the throwing.
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Okay, we get it. You guys are all trying
to teach us a lesson by creeping us
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out, and it's working.
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I'm officially creeped.
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How far are you guys willing to go for a
joke?
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Hey, dudes, go get your pogo sticks.
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We'll pogo in the...
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us not to do that anymore why would i
say that then i'd have to cook for you
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okay see you guys tomorrow maybe where
are you going i'm gonna go dye my hair
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blue so you can dye your hair blue but
we can't go bungee jumping now who said
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you can't go bungee jumping quicker than
the elevator i can tell you that
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I am here to clean the room.
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Esteban?
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Estebanita.
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Are you staring at me?
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I can't believe Arlen's machine actually
took us to a parallel universe.
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All for a quarter.
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Yeah, there's the headline.
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Whoa, check out the candy counter.
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Hey, guys, go ahead. Take as much as you
want.
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Well, won't Wolfie be mad if he finds
out we took some?
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He'll be mad if you don't.
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Sweet thing.
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and I would like to take a walk in them.
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Fine, but I bet you can't walk and chew
gum.
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Oh, yeah?
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I meant at the same time.
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What am I, an acrobat?
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Wow, this Maddie makes our London look
like a genius.
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London, it's raining outside.
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Very good, Maddie.
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I need you to hold my umbrella so I
won't get wet.
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Hold your own umbrella.
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I can't. I'm too busy going, yay me!
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Listen carefully.
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Nothing on earth will make me walk
behind you holding an umbrella.
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Here's $500.
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After you.
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If I feel one drop of rain on my head,
I'm going to give you such and such,
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you'll plop.
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Boy, talk about irony.
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Uh -oh.
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My cotton candy stuck to the couch.
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Zach, Cody, couches are not for eating.
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They're for jumping.
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Come on.
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Come on. Woo -hoo.
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Woo -hoo.
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Okay, now, you go up and I go down. You
go up and I go down.
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Want to watch another movie?
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We've been watching movies for two days
now.
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I can't even blink.
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My eyes are out of saliva.
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Hi, guys.
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Bye, guys.
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Where are you going?
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On tour to promote my CD. It's number
one on the charts.
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Well, who's going to take care of us?
Well, you'll take care of him. He'll
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care of you. That's why I had twins.
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Is that such a good idea?
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Don't worry. I got everything taken care
of. I've even got your dinner ready.
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We've been kind of eating candy for two
days.
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Yeah. Don't you... have any vegetables
like green beans lima beans string beans
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how about jelly beans
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yum
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It's A. Diddy.
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Hi, A. Diddy. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa. Don't wrinkle the leather,
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okay, babe? Okay.
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Okay.
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So, are you ready to rock the world?
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Oh, as long as I'm with you, my world
will be rocked.
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Yeah, listen.
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Sweetheart, how many times have I told
you?
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A thousand. A thousand times.
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You don't want to get involved with a
guy like me.
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I'm nothing but trouble.
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Trouble with great hair.
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Mom, can we go with you? No, no, no, no.
Having you two along wouldn't be good
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for a superstar image.
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Yeah. Haven't you seen the title of my
new CD?
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Terry Martin?
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Who needs kids?
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So, we're not going to see you for a
whole year? Of course you're going to
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her. She's got a pay -per -view concert
coming up.
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Well, don't we get a hug? Sorry.
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Got a plane to catch.
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Hug each other.
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But, Mom, I can't believe she really
left.
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For a whole year.
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Well, on the bright side, we can do
whatever we want.
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Go to bed late, eat junk food.
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But we're already doing that.
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I kind of miss Mom telling us to eat our
vegetables and do our homework.
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Yeah.
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And I miss ignoring... Mom telling us to
eat our vegetables and do our homework.
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Having nothing but fun really isn't all
that fun.
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Yeah.
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We gotta get back!
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Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
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activated the PU.
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Yes. We better get down to Arwen's
office before the lightning ends, or we
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get stuck here forever.
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I got the quarter.
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Oh, and by the way, guess who's on the
quarter in this world?
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George Washington?
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No, George Clooney.
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I've got the bus pack.
253
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Now all we have to do is just wait for
some lightning.
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to weigh more than 108 pounds.
255
00:18:20,070 --> 00:18:22,230
This will be my last broadcast.
256
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It didn't work.
257
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Now we'll never see our real mom again.
258
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Wait a second. I just remembered
something. When the lightning struck,
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against that lever.
260
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So, you want me to fall?
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Well, I missed you, too.
262
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How long were we gone?
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You never left.
264
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Yes, we did. We were gone for two days.
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Your machine worked.
266
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It took us to a parallel universe.
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You wore leather, you had hair, and Mom
had a huge crush on you.
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She did.
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Mom!
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P .U., here I come.
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Yes, sir.
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between one ply or two.
273
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Just so you know, tonight we'll be in
bed, teeth brushed, by 7 .30.
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7 .20.
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TV off by 7.
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What is going on?
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I know this sounds kind of crazy, but we
went to a parallel world, and you let
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us do anything we wanted, and Mosby was
pogo -sticking in the lobby, and you
279
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were in love with Arwen.
280
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That's it. No more sugared breakfast
cereal.
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school costume party. I did not think I
looked that bad.
282
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You guys want some pie
283
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for dessert? I've got apple or cherry.
284
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How about spinach?
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Wow, that dream must have really
affected you guys.
286
00:21:38,160 --> 00:21:41,920
It wasn't a dream. If it was, how did we
both have the same one?
287
00:21:42,200 --> 00:21:45,930
Well, it's actually a pretty common
thing with twins. It's called falle du.
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So that's French for we made the whole
thing up?
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Think about it. A phone booth that takes
you to a parallel universe, bungee
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jumping off the building, and that all
seems pretty far -fetched.
291
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I guess it was our twin telepathy again.
292
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I knew you were gonna say that!
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Well, it's 728.
294
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We better get to bed.
295
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I sure hope we don't have that dream
again.
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I'll be in in a second, guys.
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Clooney.
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I'll keep this one.
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