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9 days past expiration.
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Here.
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UGHH! It turned carbonated.
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Expired 2 months ago.
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You don't have the guts.
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When was the last Christmas we have Egg Nog?
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I think before Dewey.
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It's all you, man.
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This is a game that has no winners.
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Produced and synced by: kongma
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Well, that's the last of my Halloween candy.
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All that sugar, all those cavities.
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We're the real winners, guys.
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Are you coming over Saturday?
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For what?
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For what?
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The Leonid meteor shower!
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Only once in a lifetime that the meteor Leonid
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reveal their full beauty before bedtime!
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I wish I could, guys
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but Francis is coming home this weekend.
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And, since he missed Halloween last week,
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we're going to hang out together.
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Are you sure?
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Stevie has a new telescope, and I was thinking
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that after the meteor shower,
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we could watch Mrs.Feldman shower.
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And you call yourself a scientist.
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It's been a week, sweetie.
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Take off the costume.
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But I like it.
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It's filthy. Come here.
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Go put some clothes on, sweetie.
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What're you doing?
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I don't know. There's something about the way you
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swish that brush around that just drives me...
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Damn! That blue car!
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That's three times this week.
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That joyriding son of a...
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Hal, just call the police.
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I have! They won't do anything.
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Lois, I swear, one of these days I'm going to
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catch up to that punk, I'm going to
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drag him out of his car, and I'm going to
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beat him senseless until he understands
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that there's a certain thing called the law.
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Don't let him get to you. Come on.
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Well, when's it going to stop?
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When Dewey here is smashed into a lifeless pulp?
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Put some clothes on, son.
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Halloween sucked this year without Francis.
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The eggs and shaving cream I can keep.
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But what am I ever going to do with this stuff?
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It was supposed to be our first Halloween as
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mindless vandals,
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but Francis got in trouble at school,
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so we had to go trick-or-treating like a bunch of little kids.
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Oh, look at you three.
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What are you?
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A beat-up hillbilly.
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And you?
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Just give us the candy.
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I bet you're a ghost.
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I'm a marshmallow.
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Oh, and a cute one at that.
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I just want to stick a fork in your belly and roast
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you over an open flame till you're nice and crispy.
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It's embarrassing at our age...
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coming home with candy?
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Give me that.
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Hey!
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Hey! Hey!
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Pull over, you gutless!
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I got kids!
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You lousy...
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son of a...
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This guy is a madness.
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I've tried to get him on my own, but the truth is...
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it's not a job for one man.
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It is a community problem.
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And all we have to do is work together.
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We all keep an eye out for this guy,
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I think we'll be able to catch him pretty quickly.
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Why don't you clean up your yard?
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Why don't you just move?
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Look, this isn't about me.
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These meetings are always about you.
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You are the sole reason we meet!
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Those kids of yours should be in jail.
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How would you like if you dreamt and saved
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all your life to live in a nice neighborhood
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and then a bunch of guardless monsters moved in
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and destroyed all your dreams!
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Okay back to the subject that I'd pass around
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a sign-up sheet for a stay-out.
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Well...
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Thanks for your time.
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Hello?
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Hi, Francis, welcome home.
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Too old to hug your mom?
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Mom, I've been waiting at the bus station for three hours.
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Why didn't anybody come to pick me up?
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What?
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I sent your father.
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Oh, Francis, I'm sorry.
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He's battling his archenemy.
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What? The squirrel's back?
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No, it's a human this time.
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- Francis!
- Hey!
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Did you guys tear it up on Halloween?
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Oh, yeah. We were out of control.
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Kids were running,
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people were screaming,
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babies were crying.
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We went trick-or-treating.
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It just didn't feel right without you.
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I had fun.
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Shut up, Dewey.
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Couldn't you have gotten in trouble after Halloween?
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Guys, I'm sorry.
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I know I let you down, but...
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I really didn't have a choice.
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The commandant's fake leg was just lying there
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in the closet begging for a novelty bumper sticker.
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it was a snap decision,
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but I really think I did the right thing.
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That's all right. There's always next year.
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Why do we have to wait a year?
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Guys, Halloween isn't a date on the calendar.
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Yeah, it is. It's the 31st.
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No, Halloween is in your hearts.
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Every time a little kid cries in fear,
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that's Halloween.
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Every time something repulsive ends up in a mailbox,
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that is Halloween.
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As long as you carry the spirit of destruction
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and vandalism in your hearts,
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every day is Halloween.
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No, look. It is the 31st.
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Men,
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we are going to have Halloween this weekend.
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Hal, you have been out here for seven hours.
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Come to bed.
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Look, Lois, I am doing this for the boys.
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We can't just let our street become a speedway.
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I've got to protect my family
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even if it means sitting in this van every night for a month.
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It's a matter of principle.
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Before you go to sleep, I'd like you to replace my pee jar.
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Son of a...
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Boys, the time has come.
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You're about to see the device that will
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change the face of Halloween forever.
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Behold.
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That's not a flying chocolate maker.
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This is just a bunch of tubes.
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Trust me.
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I do trust you, but...
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I expected something a little more...
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Oh, my God. Will this work?
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Absolutely.
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What? What is it?
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It looks like an incredibly powerful slingshot.
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A slingshot capable of hurling objects
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over a distance of two city blocks.
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Picture yourself--
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you're walking down the street,
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you're minding your own business
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when all of a sudden...
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BAMM!
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You're hit by a ten-pound balloon
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filled with shaving cream, paint
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or any number of foul-smelling liquids.
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And you never, ever know who did it.
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It's the perfect weapon.
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Reese, are you crying?
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No.
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What are you doing?
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I've had it, Lois.
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I'm building a speed bump.
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Hal, would you look at yourself?
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It's 4:00 in the morning.
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You're out here in your pajamas
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mixing cement in a wheelbarrow.
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It's going to rip the suspension right out from under him.
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There'll be some chassis damage.
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Oh, boy, I'd hate to be the one
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who has to realign his connecting rods.
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That guy's not going to know what hit him.
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Yee-ha!
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Okay, we got eggs, shaving cream, water balloons...
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I don't know I'm just not feeling it.
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These eggs are pretty rotten.
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Yeah I know, but it's all just so...
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standard.
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I mean, we have a whole new breed of weapon here.
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We need to live up to that.
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We need to start thinking outside the box.
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So if you'll just spend a couple of hours waiting for him here,
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I know the guy will come racing by, and then you can
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arrest him and this whole thing will be over once and for all.
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I want some help protecting my family.
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So you weren't held up at gunpoint?
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Okay, that was a lie.
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But I've been calling you people for weeks
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and not getting any help.
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No one is listening to me.
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This your speed bump?
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It was a good bump, Hal.
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You want a sandwich?
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Easy.
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Good.
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Just let me talk to him.
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I'll get this whole thing straightened out in two minutes.
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Get the car.
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Let's go through this one more time. Malcolm?
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What's your job? Aimer.
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Reese? Loader.
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Dewey?
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What do you do if you see Mom and Dad come in?
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Excellent.
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Where did they go, anyway?
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Okay, look-- we've got his license plate.
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We've got his address.
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It's more than enough to give...
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Hal!
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What are you doing?
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Shh! Get down.
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I'm letting the air out of his tires.
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No, Hal.
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Okay, but then we go home.
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Hello.
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I have an idea.
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You can't steal his car.
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I'm not stealing his car.
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I'm just taking it elsewhere for a while.
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It'll teach the kid a lesson.
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No, Hal.
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I'm putting the key in the lock.
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No, Hal.
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I'm opening the door.
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No, Hal.
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- I'm getting in the car.
- No.
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I am turning on the engine.
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Oh, ow! Just...
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This is crazy.
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You can't just take a person's car.
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There are laws!
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Serious engine.
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He must have bored out the cylinders in this puppy.
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Pull over.
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Remember that Maverick I used to have?
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I don't want to talk about your old muscle car.
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Scared?
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Of course I'm scared.
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You've turned into a crazy person.
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Do it again.
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All right, let's try a test shot.
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Reese, just get me a small water balloon.
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Malcolm, you got me a target?
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We've got a target.
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Listen, you idiot.
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the optics on the Newtonian reflector
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don't even approach a Schmidt-Cassegrain.
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It's a nice century. Why don't you join it?
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Shrine burn center; admitting Kyle.
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Ladies.
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the stars?
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He's right.
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Why squabble when we have the Leonids?
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You hear something?
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Oh, my telescope!
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It's broken!
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Yes!
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Yeah!
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Go! Go!
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Yeah!
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Diaper! diaper! diaper!
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Diaper!
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Diaper! diaper! diaper!
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All right.
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No more of those.
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Yes!
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I love you so much.
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I can't believe the power of this thing.
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If it was fallen into the wrong hands...
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I see an old lady.
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Reload!
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I'm serious, Hal.
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What are we going to do?
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The time to drop off the car and
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go home was, like, 20 miles ago.
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What if we just kept going?
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What are you talking about?
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I'm talking about you and me running away and
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spending the rest of our lives on some...
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on some hidden beach in Mexico,
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with no jobs and...
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no kids.
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Oh, it's not that simple, Hal.
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Why not?
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I mean, we would have to change our names, but...
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I'd be Raul.
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You'd be Consuela.
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Consuela?
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See.
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You think they'd send the federals after us?
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Of course.
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But they'd never find us.
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We'd be outlaws.
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Oh, we'd be legends.
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We'd be living every parent's dream.
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We'd be folk heroes.
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Like Bonnie and Clyde.
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Raul and Consuela.
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Spearing fish.
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Climbing for coconuts.
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Living naked as monkeys.
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Oh... Raul.
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Yeah!
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I think I speak for all of us when I say tonight ruled!
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Totally.
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We own you all.
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No one is safe.
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We are the kings of this block.
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Did you hear me, world?
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Violence just got a little more random!
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Reload! Reload!
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This is incredible.
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Their accuracy is amazing.
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Make it stop!
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Who are these guys?
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It's tofu.
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Angle: 47.9 Degrees.
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Check.
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Brakes locked.
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This is for all the times I've been called "butt-tweeter."
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Fire!
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What do you mean, Krelboynes?
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I guess they've built their own catapult.
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That's impossible.
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How could they do that?
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Where would they get the materials?
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It's a funnel and surgical tubing.
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Stevie's garage is filled with that stuff.
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What are we going to do?
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We're going to fight.
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They're Krelboynes.
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They're nothing.
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We can fight. We can fight!
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We can fight.
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We can fight.
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We can fight.
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We have to surrender.
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Francis is right.
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We have to give up, Reese.
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Come on, you wussies.
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Just shoot me over there.
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I'll kick your asses myself!
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Get it off!
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Oh my God!
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Get it off!
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They're surrendering.
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I suppose I've ever been offered the chance to surrender.
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Keep firing!
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Well, they won't even let us surrender honorably.
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Boys, it's time to run away like cowards.
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Well,
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there is some comfort in knowing what the
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next two hours of my life are going to be like.
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Oh. Look.
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Shooting star.
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Well, I'm thinking about this much more clearly now.
375
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Yeah, I think we both are, Hal.
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I guess Mexico's not really an option.
377
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- No, I don't think so.
- No.
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- It would have been fun, though.
- Oh yeah.
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So, what do we do now?
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Well, I assume the car has been reported stolen already.
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And we've probably...
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left our share of DNA evidence in here.
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That's only a 30-mile walk.
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We'll get home for breakfast.
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You know, I'm glad we didn't run away.
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Yeah. Me, too.
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What was my name again?
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Raul, baby.
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