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Maybe the world is blind or just a little unkind.
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Don't know.
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Seems you can't be sure of anything anymore.
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Although, you may be lonely and then one day
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you're smiling again.
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Every time I turn around I see the girl
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who turns my world around.
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Standing there every time I turn around.
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Her spirit's lifting me right off the ground What's gonna be?
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Guess we'll just wait and see.
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Yipperoo!
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Willie?
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Willie Van Flute?
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-Yes, Margaux?
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-You may open my locker for me.
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-Thanks, Margaux.
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-And for a real treat, I'll let you carry my books.
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-Thanks, Margaux.
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-Allen, does that give you any ideas?
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-It sure does.
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-Thanks, Allen.
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-Hey, Punky, Conrad is looking at you.
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-I don't care.
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-I bet he'll carry your books.
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-I can carry my own books.
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-Hiya, Punky.
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-Hello, Conrad.
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-Want some bubblegum?
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-It's bad for my teeth.
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-Jawbreaker?
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-It's got lint on it.
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-How about my Ghostly Ghoul glasses?
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You want them, they're yours.
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-No thanks, you can keep your glasses.
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-Excuse us.
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Punky, he wants to be your boyfriend.
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-I don't want a boyfriend.
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-Are you kidding?
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-Hello, Mrs. Morton.
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Thank you for giving us that test today.
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It was a delightful surprise.
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- You're welcome, Margaux.
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Now children, don't forget what tomorrow is.
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Valentine's Day!
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- You're such bright youngsters.
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Yes, Valentine's Day.
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My favorite holiday.
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And remember, everybody in the class
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bring a Valentine for everybody else.
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OK?
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See you tomorrow.
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Bye, Mrs. Morton!
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Bye!
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And you can give an extra special sweetheart
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Valentine to the one you love best.
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- Margaux.
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- Cherie.
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- Brother.
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-Punky, you're going to get a sweetheart
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Valentine from me tomorrow.
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-I am not.
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-And I've got something else special for you right now.
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-Ew!
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Wait, Conrad!
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I've got something special for you too.
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-All right, Conrad, it's your turn to face the music.
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Be brave.
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Conrad.
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-Punky.
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-Hi, Henry.
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-Mr. Warnimont how nice you look.
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I love a bow tie.
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Mr. Morton, Lord rest his soul, looked wonderful in a bow tie.
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He used to tie it extra tight, then--
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then when he'd yodel it would bob up and down.
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Tell me, do you yodel?
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-Not if I can help it.
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Besides, I'm here to talk about Punky not about yodeling.
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Never mind me.
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Why don't you talk about yodeling some more?
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I'd love to see your bow tie bob.
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-That's Henry, dear, not Bob.
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-Punky, is it true that you blackened a boy's eye?
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-Yes, but I didn't mean to.
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It was an accident.
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-It was? -Yes.
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You see I was trying to split his lip but he moved his head.
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-Don't you get smart with me, young lady.
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I am very disappointed in you.
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-But he kissed me with his lips.
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-Mr. Warnimont, I believe Conrad was carried away
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by the spirit of Valentine's Day.
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I guess it affects us all, doesn't it?
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-Not really.
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Punky, It's true that Conrad had no business
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kissing you if you didn't want him to.
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-I didn't.
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Believe me I didn't.
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-Still, no matter what, fighting is not the answer.
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You have to be punished.
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-I have to stay after school for two weeks and clean erasers.
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-Well, that seems like a fair sentence.
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-I'm supposed to apologize to Punky.
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-Well, go ahead.
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-Punky, I'm sorry for what I did.
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-I'm sorry for what you did too.
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-Punky.
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-OK, Henry.
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Conrad, you're my friend and you're a boy
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but you're not my boyfriend.
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I don't want a boyfriend.
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-I got the message.
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-Does your eye hurt?
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-Only when I try to focus.
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-I'm sorry that I hit you.
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-There now.
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That's all settled.
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Don't you both feel better?
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-I know I do.
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So, Punky, want to kiss and make up?
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-Look at my sweetheart Valentine.
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It says, to my fuzzy bunny, Allen.
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From your little chipmunk, Cherie.
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-Chipmunk?
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-That's what Allen calls me.
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His little chipmunk.
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I don't know why.
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-Would you girls like to hear what I wrote to Willie?
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-No.
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-Well, you're going to.
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It's a poem.
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Stink weeds are wild, roses are tamer.
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But the fairest flower of all is your own, Margaux Kramer.
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-Grossaroo. -Peasants.
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-Here, Brandon, why don't you help me with Henry's Valentine?
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-Really, Punky, you're not supposed
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to send a special Valentine to your father.
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-Why not? He's someone special.
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- Poor, socially backward, Punky.
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Don't you realize you've got to get a boyfriend?
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-Why?
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-You're already in the third grade.
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Now's the time to plan for your high school prom.
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If you don't, you'll end up having to go with Henry.
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-Margaux, the high school prom is ten years away.
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-Yes, and I bet you haven't even picked out your gown yet.
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Don't you have any plans for the future, Punky?
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-I think I'll just grow up and be an astronaut.
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But even so, you'll still want a man.
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-Not if they're anything like boys.
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-Aren't you going to get married?
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-I don't know.
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-You don't know?
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If you don't start making plans right now,
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you're going to wind up being old and alone.
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Old and alone.
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-You'll be stuck in this apartment
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all by yourself living your lonely life.
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All alone.
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-I think I'm going to send Allen two Valentines.
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-Good idea.
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-Are you asleep?
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-Yes, Henry.
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-Then why are your eyes still open?
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-Because I like to see where I'm sleeping.
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-Just close your eyes and go to sleep.
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-OK.
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-Punky, are you alright?
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-Yes, Henry, Good night, Henry.
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-Sweet dreams.
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-See how he cares about me, Brandon?
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I'll be fine as long as I have Henry and you.
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I'll never, ever be alone.
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Even when I'm old and gray.
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-Punky, where are you?
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-I'm coming down the hall, Henry.
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-You started down that hall half an hour ago.
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-Ease up, Henry.
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I'm not as young as I used to be.
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How do I look?
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-Who knows?
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I can't see that far.
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-I'll come over.
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I made it.
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I must have dozed off.
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-You've been doing that a lot lately.
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-Don't you get smart with me, young lady.
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Besides, you should cut me a little slack.
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I'm 140 years old.
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You look fine.
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-I wanted to look good so I started dressing last Tuesday.
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I'm even wearing my new shoes.
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-Orthopedic jobs.
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Ha.
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-Yeah, those sneakers were killing my corns.
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-You really did yourself up for this party.
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-I can't wait til Cherie and Allen
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and Margaux and Willie get here.
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I haven't seen them since the high school prom.
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- Yes.
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We really had a blast that night, didn't we Punky?
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-Yes.
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Shall we sit?
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-I'm game, if you are.
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- No.
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-I'll get it.
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-God bless you.
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Need any help standing up?
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-No thanks.
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I've got Punky power!
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- I'm coming.
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I'm coming.
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Hold your horses.
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-Punky. -Cherie.
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Hi, Allen.
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-What did she say?
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-She said Allen.
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-What?
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-Your name.
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-My name?
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It's Allen.
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-Cherie, you haven't changed a bit.
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-Nope. I've changed a bunch.
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Piece of chicken?
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-No thanks.
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-From the Colonel.
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Extra crispy.
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-No thanks.
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-I'll get the milk, you get the glasses.
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-I've got the glasses.
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It's my ears that are shot.
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-I made your favorite, pigs in blankets.
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- I really shouldn't.
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Well, all right, but just five.
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-Come on, son.
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Give a hand.
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Grab on and pull.
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Well, don't you want to grab the milk?
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-Yes, I'm too pooped to drink it.
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-All right, let's join the ladies.
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-Wouldn't you rather go join the ladies?
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-Hello hello! -Margaux.
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-Punky, darling, kiss kiss.
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Cherie, sweetie, what a big surprise.
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-Margaux, you look so young.
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What's your secret?
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-Willie Van Flute.
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-You mean his love keeps you young?
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-No, his scalpel.
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I had him specialize in plastic surgery.
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-You've got the life, Margaux.
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-I do, don't I?
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Well, I'll say we've all done rather
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well except for poor, old Punky.
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-What are you talking about?
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-You never did get a boyfriend, did you?
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-I never have, never will.
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-I see.
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Well, love, I must rush.
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Time is precious and so am I. Au revoir.
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-Allen, let's go.
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-Wouldn't you rather go?
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-You're leaving already?
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-Well, we're going upstairs to visit
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my grandma and her new husband.
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I'm so glad she didn't wind up old and alone.
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Oops.
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I'm sorry, Punky.
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Here.
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Have a ding dong.
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-Hey, Let's party!
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-The party is all over.
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Did I have a good time?
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-Henry, you're the best.
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I was afraid I'd end up old and alone.
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But you stuck with me.
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-Well now, Punky, nothing lasts forever.
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-What are you talking about?
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-I've found somebody. -Who?
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-Henry.
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-Mrs. Morton? -Sweetheart!
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-How did this all happen?
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-I think it was the bow tie that got me.
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-So long, Punky.
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I'll be at Mrs. Morton's from now on.
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I left the number on the fridge.
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-But Henry I'll never see you again.
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-Sure you will.
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Call.
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We'll have lunch.
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-Well, Brandon, now it's just you and me.
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People can come and go but you can always count on your dog.
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Who could that be?
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Brandon!
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Don't you leave me too!
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Don't you leave me!
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Please don't leave me!
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I'll be all alone!
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All alone!
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All alone.
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alone.
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All alone.
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Alone!
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Alone!
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Alone.
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Alone.
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All alone!
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All alone!
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No! No!
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Brandon, you're still here.
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-Punky, are you all right?
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-Henry, you look so young.
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-You must be dreaming.
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-Yes, I was.
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But It was horrible.
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We were all so old.
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You were 140.
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-I made it to 140?
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-Yes, but you could hardly see.
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And Cherie was fat and Allen couldn't hear a thing.
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And I was old and grey and wrinkled.
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It was horrible.
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-But it was only a dream.
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Old age isn't a frightening thing.
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It can be a wonderful time of life.
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Look at me.
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I'm doing pretty well for an old codger, don't you think?
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-Yes, but that wasn't the terrible part.
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It was being all alone.
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-You're not going to be.
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I'm here.
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- Sure, now.
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But what about when I'm 80?
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Margaux says if I don't get a boyfriend now,
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then I'll end up being old and alone.
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-Margaux has it all mixed up.
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-She has?
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-Of course.
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There are lots of single people in the world
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who aren't lonely at all.
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I'm not married.
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And I am far from being lonely.
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I have lots of friends.
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-Like me and Brandon.
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-Especially you and Brandon.
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So you see, there's no real need to have
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a boyfriend unless you want one.
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-Henry, I can jump higher than most boys in my class.
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I can hit harder and I can spit farther.
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What do I need a boy for?
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-An unusual yet valid theory.
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But I have a hunch you may think differently someday.
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But there's no rush.
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You see, love is not something you can plan.
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-Then how does it work?
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-It just happens.
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If you keep your heart open, you make room for someone
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to come into it.
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Just as you came into mine.
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Henry is it past 12:00?
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- Yes.
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Way past.
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-Then can I ask you one more question?
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-What is it?
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-Will you be my Valentine?
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