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Yes! That was awesome.
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Lisa, you're the best.
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I figured you boys
needed a little getaway.
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How many sophomores write
name in the snows of kilimanjaro
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then rocket to freedom in
a high-speed bobsled chase?
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Lucky for us Wyatt distracted
the border guards.
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That's it. Never again.
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I'm cold, I'm chapped,
and I have snow in my pumps.
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Oh, man.
We're going to be late for school.
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No, you're not.
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( Bell Ringing )
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All right!
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- We beat the bell.
- Wyatt, no border guards in history.
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Huh?
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I teleported through a dimensional
gateway just to get a "D"?
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What a rip. How did you do?
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The usual.
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"During the Kennedy administration
which foreign leader
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"triggered the cuban missile crisis?"
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Hmm, foreign leader.
Beats me, but check this out:
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superstar Daryl Hannah's
allergic to milk products.
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- Gary, can we focus here?
- I am focused.
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One cheese danish and
she swells up like a bus.
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What kind of life is that?
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Are my little stud-puppies
ready to party?
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Well, let me think.
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- Yes.
- Sorry, Lisa.
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We can't.
We have a test tomorrow.
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Wyatt, you're wasting
your time studying.
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All tests are stupid.
Hey, I'll prove it.
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Ask me a question, any question.
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- "In 1965..."
- Stop, right there.
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You see that? Stupid question.
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I was born in '78.
'65 is ancient history.
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- It's a history class.
- Wyatt, take a reality pill.
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School as we know it is a dinosaur.
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- No, it's not.
- Math? I own a calculator.
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Geography? I'll buy a map.
Foreign language?
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- Movies have Subtitles.
- Exactly.
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Gary, you do this every time.
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I know you're not exactly a
world-class student...
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things would be different
if we were studying
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something that I actually enjoyed.
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Test me on celebrity horoscopes
and I'm a freakin' genius.
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How much of this test counur grade?
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- Twenty percent.
- Really?
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What was the name of
that missile crisis guy?
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I'm a dead man.
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Why am I smelling coconut oil?
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As you know, today's test
covers the cold war.
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Now, when I say "cold war,"
I don't mean to imply
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that it was too cold for the Bikini!
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- Bikinis!
- Oh, no! Lisa.
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Because that's what we're
here to study-- Bikinis.
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Who would like to demonstrate
the proper application
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of jojoba-based tanning lotion?
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Oh. Oh!
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Thanks for the tip. I'll look
into that sunlamp seminar.
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I hope you don't mind,
but I took the liberty
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of goosing up your class schedules.
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I've said it before,
and I'll say it again--
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- You're the best.
- Welcome to Party High, U.S.A.
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- I had the cold war down cold.
- Wyatt, do me a favor.
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Climb on this idea
and ride it for a while.
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- You might like it.
- ( Bell Ringing )
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Hurry. I can't wait
for you to see what's next.
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- There's more?
- Lots more.
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Bring it on.
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Now that we've gotten
shakespeare out of the way
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it's time to move on to some
truly significant literature...
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- I love school!
- The inquisitor's provocative
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reporting is matched only by its
spectacularly blurry photography.
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We'll begin with one
of my favourite articles--
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"Boy born with cardboard skull."
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Hello. I'm Ms. Kay. I'll be your
substute teacher for today.
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Who threw that?
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I said who threw that?
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What I have just witnessed
is a complete and total lack
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of respect for authority.
Excellent, class.
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Remember, always deny any
knowledge of the attack.
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That's the name of the game in
"substitute teacher torture."
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Gary... this is stupid.
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No, it's great.
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Finally, a class I can get into.
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I saw you throw that.
What is your name, young man?
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Butz, ma'am. First name, Seymour.
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Well, I'm writing it down,
Mr. Seymour Butz.
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- ( Students Laughing )
- Good.
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We've divided the circle
into eight equal segments.
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What is this area called?
Mr. Donnelly?
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The point of intersection.
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Incorrect.
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Mr. Wallace.
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Lunch?
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Yes! Everybody, dig in!
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A pizza class?
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Like this is going to secure
my financial future.
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Two words-- wolfgang puck.
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TEACHER: I expect each of you
to take a thin crust home.
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Tomorrow, be prepared to graph the
flavor-impact of your favorite toppings.
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So far, I'd say Lisa's batting 1,000.
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Sure. It's fun for a day but what
happens if this spell never ends, huh?
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Will I attend bikini college?
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Pursue a doctorate in pizzatology?
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Politicians-- renowned for their
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extraordinary ability to
manipulate ordinary facts.
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In short... they're liars.
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And that's what we're
here to learn today...
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lying.
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So, who has homework
for me this afternoon?
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Gary... homework?
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Uh... I was forced to use my
homework to smother a grease fire
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that, left unchecked, would have
disfigured my grandmother.
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Oh, Gary. What a load.
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What an extraordinary load.
So, how is it, class
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that such a steaming pile could
evoke both pity and passion?
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Let's diagram it, shall we?
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Lisa, will these we party grades
stay on my permanent record?
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- You bet.
- For the first time
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in my life I'll be an "A" student.
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If these grades go on my permanent
record I'm transferring out.
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What's the matter,
Mr. world-class students?
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Afraid of failing bikini?
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You don't understand.
I'm going to college.
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I have to take Algebra next year.
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I have to take Geometry this year.
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Scarfing pizzas won't help.
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- I'm sorry, you feel that way.
- I will.
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It's not like you'd hurt my
feelings and I'd lash out at you
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with some sort of nasty,
disfiguring curse.
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I'm sorry. Are you saying
you wouldn't do that?
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Fine. Transfer.
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Me? I'm staying.
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There's a new teacher's
pet in town, Wy
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and his name is Seymour Butz.
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Last chance, Wy.
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You want to spend the
next hour in biology?
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We're studying thick crust
in math today?
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-I'll be fine.
- You sure? Extra cheese.
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Huh? Little extra... Huh?
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TEACHER: Everyone please
close your pizza boxes.
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It's quiz time. Question number one:
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what is the common
shape of a pizza?
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( Chuckling )
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Question number two:
under how many pounds per square
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inch will the plastic, three-legged
protective device that keeps
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the cardboard box from coming in
contact with the top of the pie fail?
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Mr. Bybee, how are we
supposed to know this stuff?
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I believe this material was
covered on yerterday's lecture.
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Everyone, tabloids off your desks.
It's quiz time.
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Question number one:
what ex-graceland resident
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has spent most of his afterlife
wandering shopping malls?
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Next: bigfoot has sired children
in which 17 states?
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Eyes on your own paper, Gary.
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An "F" in bikinis?
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But I know all about bikinis.
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- I'm the original bikini beach inspector.
- Wrong again.
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If you had done your required
reading you would have learned
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that the original bikini beach
inspector was Mr. Dave Kenin
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of Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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This class is supposed to be fun.
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Who cares about this stuff?
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You should, Mr. Wallace.
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So will your parents when I call
to tell them you're failing.
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What's wrong?
That coconut oil giving you hives?
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No. Everything's great, just great.
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Couldn't be better.
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- You failed the quiz, didn't you?
- Of course not.
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Who could fail? It's a class in
swimsuits-- tan lines, butt floss.
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I can't believe you're failing bikini.
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- ( Laughs )
- Oh, yeah, smart guy?
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Tell me who invented the thong.
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I bet you don't know that,
Mr. Honor Roll.
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There you are.
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- Rudi Geinrich.
- What?
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Rudi Geinrich--
he invented the thong.
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So how's it going?
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You ruined my whole life.
I'm failing bikini!
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You are? That's pathetic.
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I never asked for this
stupid party schedule.
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- What were you thinking?
- You said you'd be
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a good student if your classes
were fun, so I made them fun.
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- Well, it didn't help.
- Maybe the problem's not the classes.
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Maybe you just need
to pay attention.
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Thank you, glinda the good witch.
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Gary...
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Is there something
that you want to tell us?
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Nope. Everything's fine.
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Fine, fine, fine, fine, fine.
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Well, your, uh...
teacher called today.
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We know you're failing
but there's some things
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that your father and I
could do to help.
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- We could get a tutor.
- Scratch that. Tutors cost money.
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- But, Al, Gary need help.
- Honey, when will you learn?
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- Our sons can't learn.
- I wouldn't say that I can't learn.
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Relax. I'm on your side.
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But Gary has tremendous potential.
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He just needs to apply himself.
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He spends eight hours
in school every day.
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The kid's doing the best he can.
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- Don't push.
- Maybe I could try harder.
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Listen, Gary, I know school's a drag.
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I had trouble learning myself.
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But once you're out, life's Gravy.
Look ground.
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I think we've got it pretty good.
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( Motor Humming )
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Sure you don't need
any training for this?
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Uh-uh. Besides,
this thing's better
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than any magic
I could come up with.
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You were right, okay?
You were right.
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You were right.
You were both right.
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- I'm poor student.
- You're telling this
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to the guy who let you copy
his homework for seven years?
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I finally realized how important
it is to do well in school.
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Wait a sec.
You're actually going to study.
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Hell, no, I'm going to use Lisa.
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I need to ace my midterm
in history of the bikini.
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Quick, make me super-brainiac smart.
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Yes. I see.
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It's all very clear to me.
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- Quite clear indeed.
- What?
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This oversized cranium
will prove to be yet another
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obstacle in my all-consuming desire
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to secure a partner
with whom to procreate.
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Huh?
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I'll never get any
with a head this big.
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Would you be so kind
as to deflate my skull now?
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Okay, I'll try it your way.
I'll study.
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Yes!
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Which is the safest knot for
securing a bikini top in rough surf?
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- Atlantic or pacific ocean?
- Pacifice.
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- Sheepshank.
- I think you're ready.
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I don't believe what I'm seeing.
Dad's coming home.
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Tonight.
I want this lawn green enough.
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Sorry, Chett. We have school.
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Oh, I don't think you two
skid marks are going anywhere.
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Not so fast, Chett.
You boys go to school.
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I will take care of nature boy.
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Oh... wild she-gardener,
and she's armed.
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Ooh, I'm shaking.
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- You should be.
- Oh, yeah?
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Blow me, baby.
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Don't you boys have
a test to take?
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Today's midterm will be in
the form of an oral presentation.
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To go first?
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Right here, sir. I'm your boy.
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Very well, Mr. Wallace.
The room is yours.
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Dazzle us.
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Thank you, Mr. Pulani.
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Ladies and gentlemen of the
classroom consider the bikini--
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not simply two pieces of cloth
with a string on the back
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but rather, a milestone which
liberated women from the
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puritanic values that dominated
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pre-world war II
swimwear industry.
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Um, Gary, I fail to see a
correlation between a bikini
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and President Roosevelt's
reluctance to involve
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america in the second world war.
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Right.
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Um... correlation.
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Right, correlation.
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You see, world...
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a classic two-piecer with most of
america supporting their president.
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But down below, the japanese
were riding up our butts like a wet,
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Sandy G-string crossing the
allied tan line of defense
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to a surprise attack on Pearl
Harbor birthplace of the modern bikini.
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Tragically it was a successful
attack as the naval base
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was left exposed like a
bare belly without sunblock.
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It was combat the likes of
which the world would not see again
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until... the battle of the bulge.
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( Laughter )
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- Go on.
- After that,
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Roosevelt had no choice
but ot kick some
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sneak-attacking butt in order
to defend the shimmering
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fabric of american society.
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I'm done.
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Thank you.
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( Clear Throat )
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Yes, well...
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short on substance, but, uh...
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surprisingly compelling
and unlike your last report,
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you actually showed up--
a vast improvement.
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- So how did it go?
- I aced it.
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- You aced it?
- Yep-- C+.
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Well, all right! Way to go!
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Uh, Wy...
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Yeah?
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Who won world war II, anyway?
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Uh, we did.
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Cool.
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So did you get the answer
to problem #5?
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GARY: Black's theory of latent
heat is the basis for
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measuring temperature
quantitatively.
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Cool. Thanks.
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Hey, Gary, I don't mean
to get sappy but it's good
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to see you applying yourself
and really making it on your own.
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GARY: Thanks, Bud.
Talk to you soon.
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So you really think
this is sexy, huh?
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Mmm.
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