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Leaving so soon, cadet? Sir, by
statute 614 of the Alabama Legal Code I am officially emancipated
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and considered an adult.
An adult who no longer chooses to attend Marlin Academy.
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I have copies of the documents
if you want to see them again. Oh, no need!
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I'm sure everything was
done on the up and up.
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But let me tell you something,
cadet.
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In all my years at this academy
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I have never had a student
who was more bull headed,
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more committed to avoid
learning at all costs.
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A cadet who's constant byword
was insubordination.
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Thank you, cadet.
What?
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Before you came to this academy
I was bored, uninspired,...
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..and this close to retiring.
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But your insolence and stupidity
have been the irritating grain
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of sand around which has formed
the pearl of my renaissance.
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I like me again. Cadet!
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As a thanks I want you to have...
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..this.
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Normally these are reserved for
cadets who have distinguished themselves or whose parents
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have donated a building but you've
left your mark here in your own way. So, what the heck!
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Wow! Sir,... this is great.
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Farewell, cadet.
Thank you so much.
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Careful that's razor...
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Yes, no, maybe
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I don't know
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Can you repeat the question?
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You're not the boss of me now
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And you're not so big
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You're not the boss of me now
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And you're not so big
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Life is unfair
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Normally I dread the first day of
school. Mum's been on such a rampage about Francis it's a relief be here.
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Thank God...
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..summer's... over.
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Hello, babies.
How's baby school, babies? Didn't high school start a half hour ago?
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If I'm on time they'll
expect it every day.
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Ow! Ow! Ow!
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Hi, Reese. This is Gus. He's in the
lead to replace you as school bully.
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He gives a wedgie that'll knock your
socks off. I'm not just saying that cos he's got me in a head lock.
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Grab your wrist and stave your
fingers. You'll get better leverage. You listen to him. He's the man.
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I've completed the research on our
new teacher if anyone's interested.
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Lionel Herkabe.
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Born July 8th, 1963. Parents,
John and Ida. Notice anything?
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He was a Krelboyne.
We won't have to talk down to him.
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Finally, someone who knows our pain.
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Bentley. Gifted High. Princeton.
Harvard Business. Why's he teaching?
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Well, there was some unpleasantness.
He quit a government think tank to start a... dot.com.
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(ALL GROAN) One time
net worth 200 million.
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Now 137 dollars.
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(GASPS) Here he comes!
Here he comes!
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Who's Dabney?
Me, sir. I took the liberty of ordering you a decaf soy latte.
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Let me guess. Emotionally needy.
Closet bed-wetter.
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You get no affection at home
so you'll be seeking it from me. Look elsewhere, son.
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Who's the anal-retentive outsider...
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..with repressed matricidal
tendencies?
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Yo, sir! Me, sir! Please, stop.
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As you may or may not know I was
once one of you, a Krelboyne.
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And I'm sure I would have made
the same lame attempt to ingratiate
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myself to the new soft-headed
thick-wit teaching my class.
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I've been there. I've been coddled
and preened. "Oh, you're a genius."
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"You can do anything you set your
mind to. It must be easy being you."
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Well, bull!
(ALL GASP)
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All that gets you is an ex-wife
and 14 million dollars in debt.
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I won't let you fall into the trap
society has set for you.
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Playtime is over, children!
You've had a free ride so far.
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It's time somebody challenged you,
tested your mental limits!
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I don't have a teaching certificate
from a two-year community college like most of the people I said hello
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to this morning in the teachers
lounge but I'll muddle through with my double doctorate from Harvard.
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This is a test!
Correct. You have 20 minutes.
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There are six essay questions.
I'm sorry, I thought this was the gifted class. Begin!
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Thanks for the ride. Are you sure
about this Alaska thing? Absolutely.
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I heard Alaska's a hole.
Are you kidding? Cruise ships go there!
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For six weeks in the summer.
Isn't it dark the rest of the year?
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I don't have to justify myself
to you or anyone. That's why I got emancipated, OK?
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OK. Good luck with your parents.
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Well, they had a week to think about
it. Let's see how they take it.
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(DOOR SLAMS)
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You...! You...!
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You ungrateful son of a...
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This wasn't meant to hurt you!
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All I'm saying is you can get your
diploma first then do what you want.
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It's all about maximising your
options. Take in the long view. (WINCES) Sorry about the closer.
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Nonsense. I wouldn't have taught you
if I didn't want you to use it. What do I always say?
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The nards are fair game.
The nards are fair game!
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Sometimes you're presented with
an opportunity you can't pass up. Understand?
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I'm not the one to worry about.
I know. I wanna get this straight with mom. That's why I came here.
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OK, then. Honey!
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Your son has something
to say to you.
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Huh! I didn't know the Henderson's
painted their house.
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(BELL RINGS)
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I have your test results.
You all got A's.
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But, since this is the gifted
class, I also factored in...
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..cogency of argument,
economy of language and penmanship, which enabled me to do this.
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What is that? A ranking board.
I thought you said we all got A's.
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Oh, you did. But some of you
got better A's than others.
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But we all still have A's?
Of course.
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So, er, what does being
number one get you? Nothing!
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Just the knowledge that
you are number one.
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Or that you are not number one.
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Yes, number five?
It's Dabney, sir.
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I know. What is it number five?
I forgot.
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What... a jerk. Is that what
we're gonna turn out like?
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If I ever start acting like that
you have to promise to kill me.
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No! No more death pacts.
Don't worry about it.
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The only way that stupid board can
have an effect on us is if we let it. Those numbers mean nothing.
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What are... you doing?
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Nothing!
You were studying?
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No, I wasn't. My book
just fell open at this page.
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You know... I'm really not hungry.
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I think I left my recess
stuff in my locker.
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My God! High school is awesome! They
have an entire room for detention.
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They put you in with juniors and
seniors. Some of them have records.
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It's really inspiring.
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What are you looking at?
Francis.
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He's still out there? Yeah, he's
eating out of the bird-feeder.
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Who's shoes are these? Who left
their shoes in the living-room?
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They're mine. Sorry. You're right,
you're sorry! Leaving your shoes around like you don't care!
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I hope you like walking to school
in your socks! I said sorry.
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I've heard sorry before!
I don't think so.
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OK. I tell you what we're gonna do.
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From now on when you wanna wear
shoes you check them out.
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Sign them in. Sign them out.
Just like a library.
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Clean up those toys!
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(KNOCK ON DOOR)
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(PANTS) Oh! Oh, thanks.
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It's freezing. It's good
to see you. I've missed you.
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Ow! What's that for?!
Emancipation? What, you're divorcing the family now?
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How could you do this to mom?
She left me no choice.
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Ow! We've done a lot of bad things
to mom but we've never abandoned her.
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I'm not abandoning her!
I'm just going to Alaska! That's 5,000 miles away!
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It is not... 5,000 miles? Are you
serious? Oh, my God! It's gonna take me forever to get up there!
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Then, don't go. Guys, I'm not doing
this to hurt anybody, I just...
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I really think this is my best
chance to make something of myself.
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Tell it to mom. I can't. She won't
talk to me. She's being so immature.
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In the meantime I'm stuck
outside in the freezing cold.
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Hey, would it be alright
if I slept in here tonight?
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Certainly the whale represents
the search for God. But that could be limiting.
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We could say it was the search
for the self.
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Melville could be considered
a pre-existentialist.
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You can't deny the whale could be
the search for truth which has been a theme throughout his whole oeuvre.
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You can't overlook the fact that it
is a whale which was the biggest industry in the 19th century.
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The oil was used in lamps,
soaps and even cosmetics.
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Today whaling is outlawed but many
Aleutian islanders are legally
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allowed to harvest whales for...
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..ritual purposes.
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But I digress! (SOBS)
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Wow! Nine places.
That's gotta be a record.
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OK, on to new business. This
Friday Principal Littledove will be dropping by for an evaluation.
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I think he'll be very impressed with
what he sees. I don't think he'll understand it
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but his tiny brain will have the dim
perception of the progress you can make
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when students are properly
motivated. (SOBS)
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Now, who would like to sink their
teeth into some Bernoulli equations?
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Come on, guys. If we don't let the
rankings get to us they mean nothing!
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Easy for you to say, number one.
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I have a name! We all have names!
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Oh, my God! I can't remember mine!
This is ridiculous!
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School used to be the one place
where you were happy and Herkabe has taken that away from you.
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That stupid board is ruining our
lives! We can't let him do that! What choice... do we have?
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We have the choice
that people have had for centuries.
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We can choose to fail.
Like the French?
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You mean... we take...
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..today's test?
No, we don't take it...
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..we nuke it!
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Every answer wrong! No complete
sentences! No punctuation!
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And we use number three pencils.
(ALL GASP)
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You can't rank zeroes.
Brilliant!
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He'll have no choice but to throw
out his system. We'll be free!
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(ALL CHEER)
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I'm very disappointed in you.
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Everyone else, nice job.
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Sorry.
I'm sorry.
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I tried. My hand wouldn't let me.
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I regret... nothing!
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Interesting gambit but the lemmings
didn't follow you off the cliff.
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When you spend some time in the real
world you realise you can't fight the system. And now,...
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..I'm the system.
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(SIGHS)
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Don't worry, I just let the air out.
We can talk while I put on your spare.
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I'm sorry I had to resort to this
but you have to give me five minutes so we can talk.
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(LOUD MUSIC)
We can talk over the music.
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You can't drive on a flat!
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You're gonna ruin your rims!
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That was a red light!
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You might want to notice my entire
opening paragraph is a palindrome.
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You might want to notice...
my formatting.
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What's this? Irrigation techniques
of pre Roman society and how they helped advance western civilisation.
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I thought we were just studying
Mesopotamian farming. We were.
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I used that as a start on how their
influences spread through the Egyptians, the Carthaginians,
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through the whole ancient world.
I think you'll be happy with this.
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Very nice,... number 12.
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It's nice to see a little
effort put forth
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while some are content to do
the absolute minimum.
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So,... he wants...
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..to play.
Ho-ho, we'll play, alright.
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What is it we're playing?
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"Pump It Up" - Elvis Costello
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I've been on tenterhooks
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Ending in dirty looks
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Listening to the muzak
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Thinking about this and that
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She'll say that's that
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I don't want to chitter-chat
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Turn it down a little bit
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Or turn it down flat
Pump it up
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When you don't really need it
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Pump it up
Until you can feel it
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Hey!
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Pump it up
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Until you can feel it
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Pump it up
When you don't really need it
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Don't really need it
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Don't really need it
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OK. I think we're ready to show
Principal Littledove what motivation can accomplish.
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Well done, class.
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You know, maybe we should just put
our heads down and take a rest for a moment, shall we?
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Yes? Did you know I can count
to a million by prime numbers?
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I can, too!
So can I! It's easy!
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That's not necessary.
Two, three... Five, seven...
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11,...
13, 17, 19...
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23, 29, 31...
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Now by hundreds. 101, 211, 307...
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401.
503, 601...
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Seven! No!
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That is enough!
5,000, 1,009, 2,003...
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2,023.
No!
225
00:17:51,372 --> 00:17:56,571
Where are you going, number three?
It's hot! It's hot and I'm stupid!
226
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I'm stupid, too!
227
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Everybody please remain seated!
228
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(SCREAMS HYSTERICALLY)
229
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I'm nothing!
I'm invisible!
230
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(WHISTLES) Boy, that's quite
a show for your first week here.
231
00:18:28,386 --> 00:18:31,585
You were right.
You can't beat the system.
232
00:18:31,449 --> 00:18:34,369
But you sure can break it.
233
00:18:37,956 --> 00:18:41,755
I love you guys. I'll write
you when I get there, OK?
234
00:18:41,592 --> 00:18:47,591
Someday when you come back and
you're unemployed and have no place to live,...
235
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..you can come stay at my castle.
236
00:18:50,396 --> 00:18:52,676
Thanks, bud.
237
00:18:54,721 --> 00:18:59,760
He's leaving. He just wants to
talk to you. Just hear him out.
238
00:18:59,544 --> 00:19:02,623
Lois! This has got to stop!
239
00:19:02,492 --> 00:19:07,172
He's going very far away and you're
not gonna see him for a long time.
240
00:19:08,310 --> 00:19:12,989
Honey, there are moments in life
that you just don't get back...
241
00:19:12,788 --> 00:19:18,188
..and I know you. If you do not deal
with this now it will haunt you for ever.
242
00:19:22,664 --> 00:19:24,783
Fine.
243
00:19:24,693 --> 00:19:28,253
I've lost a son but gained a baby.
244
00:19:30,779 --> 00:19:33,058
I tried.
245
00:19:32,961 --> 00:19:35,041
I know.
246
00:19:40,654 --> 00:19:43,133
Are you sure this is what you want?
247
00:19:43,028 --> 00:19:45,268
Well, it better be.
248
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Francis.
249
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I'm listening.
250
00:20:03,851 --> 00:20:07,330
This is what you get
for the way you treated me!
251
00:20:07,181 --> 00:20:10,760
I'm going to Alaska
and you'll be left without a son!
252
00:20:10,607 --> 00:20:15,846
And the way you treated me is
now a matter of public record! I treated you?!
253
00:20:15,621 --> 00:20:19,580
I've sacrificed for you and you've
caused us nothing but pain!
254
00:20:19,410 --> 00:20:24,729
You want pain? I've got your scars,
baby! Three years in that school - We went without for that school!
255
00:20:24,501 --> 00:20:30,500
Oh! Maybe I should thank you?
Thank you for making my life a living hell!
256
00:20:30,243 --> 00:20:35,323
Living hell? You've been a problem
since you were born! I'm outta here!
257
00:20:35,373 --> 00:20:39,923
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