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- We live in confusing times.
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- Times of change
and of disagreement.
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There are those who will say that
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Brian Cooper was a man
who died defending his country
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and there are those who will say
that he was a child who died in vain!
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Brian Cooper was the first person
I ever knew who wasn't old who died.
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I guess we all had that moment
where we realized that
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even somebody who was basically
a kid can cease to exist,
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and we're never the
same after that...
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We must have faith that
none of Gods children die in vain!
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But it wasn't just Brian's
death that had changed me.
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It was also Brian's sister.
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I hadn't seen Winnie since the
night we'd kissed in the woods
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but I hadn't been able to
think about anything else.
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- But through all the change there
is one thing that remains constant
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and eternal and can never die,
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and that is the human soul.
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Oh no, the Jell-O salad isn't set.
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Here Kevin you take the ham.
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Like women all over America
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my mother confronted tragedy and
death with cold ham and Jell-O salad.
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The little marshmallows
are just swimming in there.
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Come on Norma, lets just go.
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Let me put some ice cubes in,
it will take 5 minutes.
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You've got the ham.
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You don't need to
bring the Jell-O too.
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Five minutes,
just give me five minutes.
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The rest of us had other ways
of dealing with our grief.
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But I for one was a wreck.
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I would think about Brian and
I feel almost sick to my stomach
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and then I would think
about Winnie
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and the thrill would pass
through my 12 year old body
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like the wind through the trees.
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Life's two greatest forces,
love and death,
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were tearing me apart,
at the waist.
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Come on, mom. Lets go!
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Well here I was at Brian's funeral
and Winnie was nowhere to be seen.
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I felt sort of weird though, I mean
what was I going to do if I saw her?
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Ask her to dance?
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Kevin, take this
plate of food over
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and try and get
Winnie to eat something.
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She really needs her
old friends right now, go on.
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- Hi!
- Hi!
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Hi, my mom wanted me to
give this to you.
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Thanks,
I'm not really that hungry.
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Yeah, you should eat though.
Something.
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What was she thinking?
What was I thinking?
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I was so confused, she was
so close I wanted to grab her,
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take her in my arms, feel her
72 pound body next to mine!
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- Try the ham.
- OK.
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Oh God, I was an animal!
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Watching her eat the ham, I felt,
how could I be having these feelings?
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Did it show?
Could people see through me?!
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What would Brian think?
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- So!
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You're at my funeral
and all you can think about
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is in my little sister.
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Of course he would think I was scum!
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Your a man after my own heart.
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Wait a minute, that's right,
Brian wasn't like that.
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Kev, Kev, Kev! Not now...
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give her a little time.
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- The female reproductive system!
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Among the many great
historical milestones of 1968,
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perhaps the greatest was the advent
of sex education in the schools.
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Now, if I hear any giggling,
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if I see any smirking,
this class is over.
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Do you read me people?
Over!
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Now, the female reproductive
organs looks like this...
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Unfortunately it looked
more like a cows head to me.
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Now, who can tell me
what these are?
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- Yes.
- The ears?
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Apparently I wasn't alone!
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The ovaries.
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The ears would be up here.
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Why don't you draw
the whole lady?
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So we know where
everything goes.
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All right.
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Suddenly it became very clear
why Mr Cutlip had never been married.
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Any man who saw women that
way would have no reason to.
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Now, the ovaries of course
are the site of ovulation!
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As Mr Cutlip went on, one fact
became increasingly evident,
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sex, in the hands of public
educators is not a pretty thing!
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And that in a nutshell
is the story of ovulation.
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Questions!
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- Yes.
- When do we start football?
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All right, I am going to
hand out your textbooks now,
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"Health and Human Sexuality."
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Textbooks!
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For Wednesday people,
you will read chapters 1 and 2.
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Do not read ahead, repeat
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do not ... read ... ahead!
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Chapter 14,
the human reproductive system.
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Telling us not to read ahead
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was like telling a pack of wolves
to stay away from red meat.
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- What's the matter Arnold.
Are you horny?
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- Yeah, I think Arnolds horny!
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Shut up you guys!
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- Oh my God!
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- Hi!
- Hi!
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- Hi!
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What are you doing?
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Nothing.
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When are you coming
back to school?
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Monday.
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But, maybe we could do
something tomorrow.
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I mean, if you want?
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Yeah, I mean, sure.
If you want.
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Well, I'm going to my
uncles in the morning
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but I'll be back around three.
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- Come on, Kev, lets go!
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OK, well bye.
See you tomorrow.
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- OK, bye.
- Bye.
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And thusly a women's anatomical
construction is fantastically adaptive
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to the needs of a...
what's that word?
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Burgeoning.
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To the needs of a
burgeoning human life.
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This stuff's not that good.
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Well, we could look up burgeoning.
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But we had already looked up
pre-natal and amniotic fluid,
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and it was clear we were
barking up the wrong tree.
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- Working on your
sex education I see.
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Not sure you boys
are old enough for this.
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Give it back, Wayne.
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I'll tell you what you guys should do,
you should get a real book.
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A real book?
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- Yeah, you should get
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"Everything you wanted to know
about sex but were afraid to ask".
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There's a book called that?
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Yeah sure, it was a best seller,
just go to a bookstore.
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Well, have you read it?
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No, I don't have to.
The great ones go on instinct.
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Oh, yeah! Instinct.
I go on instinct too.
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Instinctively,
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we went to the bookstore
first thing the next morning.
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Holy mackerel!
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You idiot!
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What? That was it.
Didn't you see it?
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Of course I saw it.
But we can't just rush in and grab one.
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Why not?
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Why not? Because he'll think
were perverts that's "Why not".
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Well, what do you want to do?
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We've got to look around,
get some other stuff.
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Clean stuff.
Here this looks good.
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Ivanhoe?
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Sure, lets get one of these
"War and Peace's" too.
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OK.
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Right. Now we get the sex book.
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All right, now put it on the bottom
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and the guy will never even
notice what it is, maybe.
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It's a lady!
Forget it, we've gotta go.
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No!
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I'd known Paul since
he was 36 hours old
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and never before had I seen
that kind of fire in his eyes.
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Buy those books
and act casual.
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What are you crazy?!
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This was going too far.
I was a pervert, not a felon.
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Kevin, it's everything you always
wanted to know about sex.
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Everything!
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I'd like to buy these.
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It's pretty advanced reading
for a boy of your age.
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Thanks,
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OK, it'll be seven ninety-five.
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Thanks! Bye
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Hey, there's 20 dollars here!
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It was about two miles
from the bookstore to my house,
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we made it in just
under four seconds.
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Come on, take it out.
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- Kevin, lunch.
- Oh, no!
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Maybe I should stay here.
To watch the book.
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Paul!
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Kevin, slow down,
your going to make yourself sick.
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You done yet?
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Paul! You just left, you couldn't
possibly have gone all the way home.
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I couldn't?
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Mom, can I be excused?
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- No, you may not be excused,
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now just sit down
and finish your lunch.
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Don't forget its your
day to do the dishes.
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We had about fifty dishes,
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we did them in just
under four seconds!
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- It's gone!
- It's gone.
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Oh my God! My parents!
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No, wait, we'd stolen it.
Of course, the pretty lady, the police!
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Wayne!
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Oh, looking for this?
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Gimme that, you jerk!
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I don't know. Think I'm going
to have to preview this for you boys.
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It's hard to know
just how it happened
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but suddenly at that
moment with an intensity
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that no one in that room
had previously thought possible
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12 and a half years of pent up
impotent rage became potent!
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Sort of... Wayne still out
weighed me by a good 30 pounds!
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What's the matter with you!?
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What is going on in here?
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Oh my God!
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Uh, Paul,
I think you better go home now.
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Well, you gotta give
Paul credit for trying!
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What are you boys
doing with this book?
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Don't ask me. Kevin got it.
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Kevin?
Is that true?
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Yes.
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Wayne, go outside.
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Kids! I know!
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Kevin,
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I am so disappointed in you.
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At that moment I felt like
the lowest thing on earth.
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I was a pervert, a thief, a sneak,
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I had always been here sweet
innocent little boy but at that moment
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my mother couldn't even bare
to look me in the eye.
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It's not so much your
reading this book!
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But what were you doing in
my dresser drawers anyway?
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I guess my mother figured
out her mistake pretty quickly
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because I never heard from either
of my parents on that topic again.
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We seemed to have a tacit
understanding that they wouldn't
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mention my book,
if I wouldn't mention theirs!
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When Winnie got
back from her uncles
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we went for a walk in the park.
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Neither of us said a
word about it of course,
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but we both knew the park
was where you went to make out.
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As we approached
the baseball field,
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I started to sweat,
nearing first base,
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...second base, third!
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- Lets cut across the outfield
- OK.
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I didn't know what to do,
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our first kiss had
happened so naturally
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I couldn't even remember
how I did it!
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Did I, did I breathe through
my mouth or my nose?
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Well I had to make
some kinda move...
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- There was a bug on you.
- Oh. Thanks.
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Some move!
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Well, there was no
turning back now.
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We were here.
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So, what do you wanna do?
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I don't know.
What do you wanna do?
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I don't know.
What do you wanna do?
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I don't know...
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The moment stretched
out so unbearably.
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I thought we'd both explode!
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It was clear we
were both stalling.
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We knew what we were here to do.
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We both wanted it,
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one of us just had
to come out and say it!
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Do you wanna go on the swings?
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Yeah, sure.
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And in the end that's as far
as Winnie and I went that day,
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maybe we both felt
we'd come too far too fast.
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Maybe we both realized
that growing up
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doesn't have to be
so much a straight line
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as a series of
advances and retreats.
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Maybe we just felt like swinging.
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But what ever it was,
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Winnie and I made an
unspoken pact that day
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to stay kids for a
little while longer.
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