Max Keeble's Big Move Page #5
He just made that up.
Now, that's good.
MEGAN:
Hey, Max, check it out.
I made some flyers to help
save the animal shelter.
I thought you and I could
put them up around school.
Why bother?
A flyer's not gonna
make any difference.
He didn't mean that.
Cover me. I'm going in.
He moves, he fakes.
Rangoon, think fast.
Nice hands.
Now, pick up the ball...
and put it in the case.
It's from Knebworth's
City Championship game.
I'm going on my walkabout.
Mrs. Rangoon, what's this?
Some of the kids
are trying to save...
the animal shelter
down the street.
Kids? What kids?
The ones with the sense
You there. Cease!
What is the meaning of this?
Hey, I didn't do that.
So you want to save
Perhaps you want me
to give the animals my car?
Do you want me to give my car
to the smelly goat?
Goats don't drive, sir.
I don't care
what you want me to do.
The smelly goat
will never get my car.
Ever.
The animals have nowhere to go.
Some creep's
closing down the shelter.
I'm closing down
the shelter, silly boy.
What?
All I need now is
the right bulldozer.
I'm thinking big and yellow.
Where did you think
I was going to build...
Knebworth stadium,
in your house? Ha ha.
Your house. That's rich.
There wouldn't be room.
Whoa.
for the king of the hill #
# He's really bad
for the king of the hill #
Freak with robe?
All right, guys.
Hit the showers.
Come on, ladies.
Hello, freak.
Let me out!
Come on, let me out!
What's going on, huh?
McGinty's latest victim.
Ha ha ha.
ROBE:
Let me out! Come on!
Let me out!
Come on, let me out.
-All right, OK.
-Come on, Max.
OK. It's OK.
He's a little claustrophobic,
so he might...
Hurl.
What a waste of a perfectly
good chili omelet.
Let me check the latest rates.
That's $3.00
for number one...
and $5.00 for number two.
I have a bladder problem.
Sorry to hear it.
-Keeble.
-Get off me!
on that display.
Excuse me. New customers.
DOBBS:
Can I help you, gentlemen?
-No, thanks.
-Keeble, shut up.
How much for a swirlie?
No, no. Come on, Troy.
-No charge.
-Thanks, man.
Can we talk about this?
I'm gonna get my hair wet.
Come on, Troy!
Ow! Come on!
Water.
A recurring geographical
feature which allows...
a civilized society
to develop.
For example,
rivers, springs...
Mr. Keeble?
You're tardy,
and you're dripping.
Now, class, another
feature which allows...
a civilized society
to develop is a code of rules.
Without rules, society
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