Songs That Won the War Page #2
- Year:
- 1994
- 75 min
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To get where I'm going
To the sunshine of your love
And then what happened?
What happened to Dodge?
Come on, Stu!
What say I tell you about
it all at some other time?
Right now you gotta go build
that tree house of yours
and I gotta find me a job.
All right, Dad. Good luck.
Lidia Simmons,
get your skinny ass off
of Lipnicki's property now,
before they tell your dad!
That's an order!
I don't see nobody, Elvadine.
I heard something.
Let's get out of here.
I don't get what you're so
worried about. There's no one home.
What if
that old man Lipnicki
crawls out from under
that junk pile and eats us?
You worry too much.
Let's get out of here!
Look at all that
awesome garbage!
We'll be able to build
a humongous tree fort!
Merry Christmas, ladies!
I don't think
you get it, Simmons.
We don't give a dead rat
about building your dorky fort.
What the hell?
Yahoo!
Let's get out of here.
Hold up. I wanna see this.
That's Leo Lipnicki!
All right! Yes!
They're playing suicide!
Damn!
And there's Arliss.
Good job, Arliss!
Are they nuts,
or are they nuts?
Are you trying to
talk about my family?
Hey there, Ula. How's
life treating you today?
Don't talk to me.
Don't look at me neither.
Hey, Arliss! Leo! Caught me
some trespassers over here!
Hold them!
Well, nice speaking with you.
Yeah! We wanna have a little
conversation with them!
Don't let them
go nowhere, now!
Let's get out of here!
Cut them off, Ula!
Grab them, Willard!
Hey, come on!
Stop!
Uncle! Uncle, man!
Maybe we ought to help him
learn his friends some manners.
How about we says a rhyme and they
gotta finish it, slurring his friends?
Only if it don't rhyme,
he has to eat a dirt clod.
You think that up just now? That's a
classic. Did you hear that, trespasser?
All right, who gots a rhyme?
I got one.
Here I sit,
eating a pastry strudel...
Bingo, Ula.
Go on, trespasser.
Think up a rhyme
to "pastry strudel. "
Here I sit,
eating a strudel...
Go on.
Chet plays with Barbies
and Stu eats doggie doodle.
Hey! Why don't
you just let him go,
pick on somebody
your own size.
What's the matter? You guys
afraid of a fair fight, one on one?
Maybe you got a point. Ebb.
Good boy.
Stu!
Stu, don't get
yourself killed!
Get him good!
Say "Uncle," man!
Say "Uncle"!
He'll kill you! Stay put!
Kick him again!
Hey, you kids!
What's going on?
Nothing. He just fell.
Better get your butts
out of here
before the cops
get wind of y'all.
Quarry's ours, and you'd
better don't come back,
in an ambulance.
Pick a finger.
Come on,
let's get out of here.
You know, one of us ought to
go back there and kick some ass.
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