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1. Ready? Ok.
2. Be agressive!
Be agressive!
3. Oh Chris, show me your spirit dick.
- I love your pampams, baby.
4. You're my number 1.
5. You like that?
- Oh yes.
6. Oh yes.
7. You score like a quarterback.
- Yea, I know baby.. I just.. yea, right there.
8. Easy baby, watch the face.
It's not big jerky.
9. Pigs in a blanket, baby?
- Uh yeah mama, stick that pig in the blanket.
10. You want the little piggies in the blanky?
11. Suck my big fat hog.
12. Chris dear, were you dreaming about
breakfast?
13. Oh sweetie, you're boiling up with sweat.
Your sheets are soaking wet.
14. Oh honey.
- Mother!
15. Mom, look, a big giant spider!
16. A spider?
Honey, I don't see anything over there.
17. Chris, are you okay?
Your penis is purple.
18. Mom, you can't look at that.
19. Sweetheart, please, I'm your mother.
I've seen your penis plenty of times.
20. Of course I've never seen it so lumpy
and purple.
21. Maybe you broke it when you fell out of bed.
I think I should call somebody.
22. Mom, leave. I didn't break anything. I think
I would know. Just go!
23. I can't just leave, you've broken your mister
penis puppet. Now let mommy look at it again.
24. I think I'm gonna be sick.
25. What in tarnation are those red bumps
on your back?
26. O Jesus, please strike me with lightning.
27. What's up with the retard?
28. Your brother may have broken his penis.
- No way!
29. Ok, everyone out.
30. Dude, you totally spooched instant pudding in your
own bed. And you're still sporting Maj. Wood.
31. Now at the bat, Mark McGuire..
McGuire..
32. I will kill you. If not today, I will hunt you
down, you'll be very much dead. Mom!
33. This is unbelievable. I don't even know who
to tell first. Thank God for E-mail.
34. Danny, leave him alone.
He's not well. Let's go.
35. Honey, what's "spooched"?
36. Oh, man..
37. Sorry about that!
38. Buster, you bad dog, you.
39. Have a nice day.
40. Young man..
41. Young man! You planning on taking the
motorcycle this morning?
42. Are you? Yes or no!
- Yes sir, but it's..
43. Helmet! No but's about it!
44. It's for your own safety, dear.
45. Hundreds of thousands of people here cracked
their skulls like mellons riding motorcycles.
46. Your mother's right.
The statistics don't lie.
47. Helmet, or no motorcycle.
End of discussion.
48. Hey, looking good baby!
49. You're gonna have to beat the girls
off you with a stick.
50. Nice helmet, loser!
Get a life!
51. Nerd!
52. Nice scooter, sissy.
53. Come on guys, come on.
Citizen needs a rest, ok?
54. Are you okay, little fella?
55. Don't touch me!
56. Watch the face!
No, not there!
57. Hughes, you're late.
- No, I finished it last night, ok?
58. Oh, well, that line was yesterday at 5 o'clock,
not last night.
59. I'm sorry, I meant to call you.
I was working late at the store.
60. Hughes, you are the best writer on my staff.
61. Next to me. I mean, your attention to
detail is amperaveled in high school journalism.
62. But if you want to be a reporter..
No, if that is what you want, above all else
in this world..
63. It is all about dead lines and dedication.
64. If I ever make out as a senior, and find myself
writing for a paper, rather than for anyone, I'm
sure this little peptark will have additional meaning.
65. Late, look, no. I have a paper to write, ok?
66. I have a circulation department that counts on me
to deliver them the goods, day in, day out.
67. If I deveate just once, the entire ecosystem
collapses..
68. Ok, it's not a job. Beeing the editor of Xenia
Porcupine Harold is an extra-collicular activity.
69. You know, you should line up and start having
some fun.
70. Are you ok?
- Yeah.
71. I should've seen that coming.
Eight graders are getting pretty consistant.
72. Ok, well, moving on.
73. I was wondering if you would...
74. if we went to the Spring Fling?
75. Spring Fling?
- Together.
76. Not like as a date or anything.
77. No, we could do double-coverage there.
78. Who's wearing what, who's dating who..
79. Spring Fling..
80. I was already planning to ask someone..
As a date.
81. But thanks, I'm sure it would've been fun.
82. Hey, no problem.
83. I assumed that you were solo, so..
84. No, this will actually work out much better for me,
because I am terrible at picking out..
85. Ok, well.. good chat.
86. I think I'm gonna vomit again.
- What happened to you?
87. Erin happened. I did everything you told me
to.
88. I stood tall, shoulders back, buff my package,
and in she walks.
89. A vision! I'm feeling the vibe, I get ready to
ask her to the big dance, then BAM..
90. I vomited what I ate two nights ago.
- I get it. Did you puke on her?
91. No, I think I hid it from her really well.
I turned and I pretended I was gonna cough,
92. and I cough in my hand, just since I was
going to the bathroom.
93. Most of it.. She probably just thought I
was nervous or something, you know..
94. Shy..
95. Good morning, girls.
96. That's the one that totally threw up all over
himself in front of Erin.
97. Afterwards, she started to cry and had to
go home sick.
98. You can still smell it on him.
99. What about you? Today's the big day.
Brittany van Horn..
100. I don't think I can go through with this.
- Shut your mouth. Brittany has a major ass.
101. Three different guys in colleges have proposed
marriage to her. They're doctors, they know
good ass.
102. I'm afraid to ask her to the dance.
- Afraid of what? That she might laugh at your face?
103. That the other popular kids might mock and
criticise you, like that spooky girl with warts
last year?
104. Guys like us are immune to those
daily rituals.
105. Brittany.
106. Chris...
107. Oh no.. no, not here.
108. Not now, please no.. not here!
- Take me now, Chris.
109. Grandma's naked.. wrinkly.
110. First base: kissing Brittany.
- Maize.
111. Second base: touching Brittany.
112. Third base..
- Fingering Brittany!
113. Brittany...
Would you want to go with me to Spring Fling?
114. It was harsh!
Even Prof. Torkenbush started laughing.
115. Why even asking her out? Why?
This is your fault, you're the one who made me.
116. These sort of things happen all the time.
- To who?
117. To you, that's wh... and me...
118. Does it concern you, that our memories of our
time spent in high school suck?
119. Does it bother you that in the future, when people
refer to the losers they went to high school with,
120. they will be in fact refering to us?
121. High school is about what you learn.
122. For instance, I've learned you can keep puking on
yourself, long after you think you're done.
123. And with diarreia.
- What are you talking about? I am serious, Adam.
124. This is supposed to be it, the time of our lives,
and It's not.
125. It's not even the half time of our lives.
126. Who are we? What do we stand for?
How will we be remembered in fine post graduation?
127. Cool, potatoe fries.
128. Hello ladies. It's the big day for the home team.
129. Adam threw up on Erin, and Chris
humiliated himself in History class.
130. I didn't throw up directly on her..
Mostly on my hand.
131. And it was Algebra, not History.
132. Well, that changes everything. Hurray,
we really are the popular kids now.
133. Assholes!
I thought we voted on Goth.
134. What the hell are you wearing?
- It's goth, man.
135. You look like a hairy ugly chick, man.
Is that your mother's make-up?
136. Eric, what gives?
- Last week? The meeting?
137. We talked about dressing Goth, to strenghten
our identity by the end of the year.
138. We talked about it, we didn't vote.
- Actually, we didn't talk about it. Murphy did.
139. We ignored him.
- Ok, let's get it on right now. Let's vote.
140. All those who favor dressing Goth,
raise your hands, raise them high!
141. So Chris, your folks going out of town this weekend?
- What? The clock says 15min till the party!
142. Hudson Reed.
143. Does everyone else see them walking... slow?
144. What is it about that guy?
He's spent his whole life coming in first place.
145. And I spent mine as runner-up.
Will it ever change?
146. No, maybe I was popular in the past life.
Maybe in some perlo universe.
147. I'm Hudson Reed, and he's me.
- Yea, like in an ultra time continued.
148. When is it my turn to be Hudson?
- You guys up for a trading session?
149. What are you doing?
Not here, dammit! Never here!
150. That is it!
I'm getting sick and tired of this.
151. We are not losers. I bet in other schools, we
would be the cool guys.
152. I am not about to graduate as a wimper.
153. I'm going out with a bang.
154. You thinking what I'm thinking?
- Probably not, but let me tell you this.
155. Chris Hughes is gonna have the mother
of all high school parties.
156. The grandmother of all high school parties.
157. One small problem..
A cool party requires alcohol.
158. For us, it would require huge quantities
of alcohol.
159. Boys, while we're away:
Chris, you're in charge of the store.
160. And no monkey business.
161. I'm proud of you. When you grab this
party thing by the balls.
162. I mean look at you. Stealing alcohol, just
to further up our popularity.
163. This is so decent of you.
- Thanks, you're doing a good job in clearing my
consciousness.
164. Now, will you help me start filling these
jugs?
165. You crazy? I'm not going to jail, just because
you want to be popular for a day.
166. "Alcohol fame.
Drinks, drinks, and more free drinks."
167. "Party like It's still 1999! Come enjoy free
drinks and food at Chris Hughes' house!"
168. How many fliers did you give to people?
- I don't know. Maybe a thousand.
169. 1000! No, we can't have 1000, ok?
I'm definetly gonna get grounded for 1000.
170. We should cancel. We are cancelling, no more.
- Holy shit, chicks!
171. Hey Brittany.. and friends.
- OTR? On the rack?
172. Inventory. New sample.
It's washed.
173. You going to the party tonight?
174. There's no party tonight. Trust me, I would've
heard that long before you would.
175. Murphy, educate the ladies.
176. Who's Chris Hugges?
- Chris Hughes, that's me.
177. Your name's Chris?
- Yea...
178. You kids are gonna want to get there early.
We're expecting overflow by 9.
179. Is there going to be liquor?
- Which part of "free drinks" on the flier didn't you
understand?
180. Are you talking to me?
- No.
181. We're outta here.
Grab me a pack of cigarretes.
182. So you'll stop by the party?
Get jiggy with it?
183. Jiggy.. party...
Right...
184. Later.
185. Nice move, she'll definetly be there, man!
186. Put on a condom, I'll get you some.
And some biscuits, for later.
187. No.
188. Doyle, bad born guy.
No donkey.
189. Let's get this show on the road!
- What show? I said no band.
190. No, the show. My dad's huge monster truck
porn collection.
191. The folks went bowling last night,
and he forgot to lock his closet.
192. Your dad locks his closet?
- So I pulled a total Bond, sneaked in and grabbed it.
193. A little pre-party gig, gentlemen.
194. Slide over, bitch!
- You slide over, bitch!
195. Who are you calling a bitch?
- Bitch, I'm calling you bitch, bitch.
196. Girls, do I need to separate you?
- Ok, let's just batten down the hatch, cause here
comes the snatch.
197. This is awesome.
- Hello there, cowboy.
198. Time to settle up. Is that a gun in your pocket sheriff,
or are you just looking to bone me?
199. It looks like your sweet ass needs Brandon.
- Adam.. you got this from your dad's closet?
200. Yeah...
- That adds a whole new meaning to raw hide.
201. Your dad's playing with the wrong end of
the food.
202. Yo, pimp daddies! The Murph is ready for the party.
203. These are my new tailless leather pants.
- Cool! Come-small. Now this is a classic.
204. Party's blazin'? Wall to wall losers.
What are you boys watching?
205. Nothing.
- Bro, that's a dick-flick.
206. - No, no, this is on..
- "Why don't you grab onto my sattle-horn?"
207. .. Discovery Channel. - And what did they discover?
That some guy shot the pulp up their ass?
208. That's a high hard one.
- Where are you going anyway?
209. To get light... by a girl.
210. I'm not willing to watch gay orgy like my
brother. But thanks.
211. "I don't believe I got your name, cowboy?
- They call me the rump rangler."
212. "A male pig has a corkscrew shaped penis,
which he slowly winds into the female piggy."
213. I don't understand. Free drinks, free food,
free drinks. Nothing. Where are the teenagers?
214. Boys! We've got someone coming!
- Turn on the music.
215. Hi... okay.
216. No.
217. Kate, wait up.
218. Thanks for stopping by. You don't have to go,
you can stay.
219. That's ok. Big crowds kinda make me
claustrofobic.
220. Yeah, me too.
The fire Marshall was gonna shut us down.
221. But he felt sorry for us.
- That makes two of us.
222. You look..
223. different tonight.
224. Different? Really? Different how?
Different bad, good, creepy?
225. Good.. different. Yeah, different good.
226. About the Spring Fling..
If the offer still stands..
227. and you haven't asked anyone yet,
I was kinda wondering if you..
228. I'd love to.
- Really? You would?
229. Then it's...
- It's a working day.
230. Umm, well... good chat.
231. So Danny, how was your weekend?
- Great father. I read the last Harry Potter book.
232. It was magical.
- Reading? Can't go around there.
233. And Chris?
- I just worked at the store.
234. Delivered papers, babysat my kid brother.
The usual.
235. The usual? That's interesting, because as usual,
I was at the store today, doing inventory.
236. And much to my amazement, the considerable
ammount of stock was missing and not paid for.
237. Now I find that highly unusual.
238. Chris, care to explain yourself? I mean,
were you feeding the homeless again, son?
239. Is that why all my potatoe chips, party dips
and pot pies are missing?
240. Or perhaps did the lord Jesus himself drop by
and turned all my alcohol into water?
241. Father, you might also wanna question Chris
about the hardcore man-on-man gay porno..?
242. You see, there was a...
- A party?
243. Is that what there was, son? A bunch of underaged
kids running around through our house, no
adult supervision?
244. Alcohol, condoms... gay porn!
245. He wishes. -You're grounded. I've already
deducted the money from your bank account.
246. "Loser."
- I'll get it.
247. Carl.
- Harry Potter, huh?
248. I'm looking for Chris Hughes.
- You're looking at him.
249. I'm sorry to inform you that your parents are dead.
- I was just wishing that. -Excuse me?
250. I hate to break it to you, but everybody's
breathing here. Thanks for stopping by and creeping
me out though..
251. Your biological parents, Chris.
There was an accident.
252. I never met them.
253. They're good people. Decent, hardworking.
254. I was their lawyer. Hunt, Michael.
- Mike Hunt.
255. I prefer Michael.
256. I'm so sorry for your loss, Chris. There'll be a reading
of the will in Los Angeles, 3 days hence.
257. And my law-firma provides you with 2 airline tickets.
Chris, loss is never easy.
258. I'm reminded when the super group Lamb broke
up, I was devastated.
259. Sweetie, we love you very much.
We tried to give you a better life.
260. You did. You have. I guess I never really
thought about them or who they were.
261. They weren't church-going folk.
- What does that mean?
262. Son, your parents were..
263. Tell him Carl! -Tell me Carl!
- Your mother was a stripper,
264. and your father was a bouncer in a club, where
she shook her moneytree.
265. Club Pussay Whipped, I think that's what it was
called. Isn't that right, Carl?
266. My parents worked in a club called Pussy Whipped?
- Puss-ay Whipped, dear. It's french.
267. Your mother's right. Puss-ay is the correct
pronounciation. -We didn't wanna tell you for until
you had low self of steam issues.
268. I mean after all, your biological mother beeing a
stripper and practically a prostitute,
269. and your biological father having no more ambition
than to be a bouncer.
270. It's Spring break, you wouldn't miss school.
We want you to be there for the reading of the will.
271. Your father has agreed to postpone you beeing
grounded.
272. It's the christian thing to do.
273. But I didn't know them, I mean, you're my parents.
- Yes dear, but we're not dead. They are.
274. You disgust me!
- Can you hear me now?
275. Ok, we're lost.
- Move it!
276. Chris Hughes?
- Present.
277. I'm Brookes.
Mr. Hunt sent me to retrieve you and your..
278. ..travel companion. Got any other baggage?
279. My dad's a gay alcoholic porn freak.
280. Sweet ride!
Yo Brookes, do you know Ice Cube?
281. How about Destiny's Children?
- Get in!
282. Let's get down to business.
Chris, your biological parents had only one child.
283. They provided you with their future and an estate.
- Great, they left you with the string and a pole.
284. Are you familiar with the adult magazine Heaven?
- Your mother showed her beaver in Heaven?
285. I masturbated at that magazine.
- I apologize for Adam. He's the village idiot. Any
village, just pick one.
286. Well, nevertheless, he's correct. Your mother
did indeed pose for the magazine.
287. Dude, you're gonna be in therapy forever.
I got my dick wet by looking at your mother. How
wrong is that?
288. Did my old man sell my mom in the prostitution?
289. Pardon?
290. Even though I didn't know my white trash parents,
I take full responsibility for teir death.
291. What's the damage?
- Close to 87 million dollars.
292. Fair enough. I mean a paper-out, I have money
saved from working at my parents' grocery store.
293. I can work out some sort of payment plan..
Did you just say they left me in debt of $87mil!
294. No, they left you $87mil to spend.
295. But that's just available cash. The real empire
is the magazine.
296. What magazine?
- Heaven.
297. Chris, your father was Peter Mack.
- The founder and publisher of the entire Heaven Empire?
298. Yes, that Peter Mack.
That means your mother was..
299. Honey Mack.
- As in the biggest breasts on the planet? Angel
of the decade?
300. That would be Chris' mother.
301. What does all this mean?
- Chris, you're the owner and publisher of Heaven.
302. That's not possible, I'm just a kid.
- Just a kid with a rather large bank account,
303. which my law firma would be very happy to continue
to administer, at your father's request.
304. Administer away.
- Chris, I have some paperwork for you to sign.
305. Not so fast. We're not signing anything,
until we have a lawyer look over it.
306. I am a lawyer.
- Well, excellent. Chris, go and sign.
307. Are you ready to go home, sir?
- To Xenia?
308. No, better. The mansion.
- Where the naked angels are?
309. Wipe your mouth. Chris, prepare to
get your freecone.
310. Young Mr. Hughes just signed.
311. Who is this? Oh, sorry, wrong number.
312. Pull my finger.
313. Nice one.
- That's what a millionaire smells like.
314. We've died and gone to..
- .. Heaven.
315. Are you ready, little man?
316. Come.
317. Don't be scared.
318. Oh my god. Hi, my name is Adam.
319. I'm Chris' right hand man.
320. Oh my god.. Let me take a look at you.
321. Oh, look at you.
322. You're hung like your daddy, and you have
eyes like your mother. Bless their souls.
323. You knew my parents?
- Oh, very well.
324. Yes, Miss Harding was your father's personal
secretary for 15 party-filled years.
325. But there's no time for chit chat. I have several
items that need your immediate attention.
326. Sir.
327. After you, sir.
- No, I insist, sir.
328. Boys..
329. Hi Chris. -Hey baby!
- Well, we're most likely.. -Dead.
330. It's important to us that you understand that we've..
- .. always loved and adored you.
331. And the only reason we gave you up for adoption
is because we didn't have any money.
332. Your mother was a stripper..
- Exotic dancer..
333. I was just a bouncer, trying to scrape enough
money through life.
334. He always had his eyes turned up for management.
335. But we've found you a great home, with lovely
and caring nice people.
336. Your new mom won't be showing her plumbing
to the whole world.
337. Son, I'm a moron, and I made millions and I
turned those millions into a billion dollar empire.
338. You, Chris, on the other hand,
you're smart, talented,
339. ..you're charming. You're a natural born leader.
340. And son, the sky is the limit in what you'll
turn this legacy into.
341. And remember, sweetheart: When going down on a
lady, always isolate the little man in the boat.
342. Kisses!
343. Those are my parents?
- How awesome is that!
344. Which one of you fine young men is Chris?
- Me.
345. Come to my arms, my beamish boy!
346. Danger! Danger!
Alert! Alert!
347. Let me look at you.
348. It's like having a mirror into the soul.
349. Can I help you?
- It is I, little one, that has been left alone in the
cruel world, to help you.
350. Look upon me as your spirit guide. Call upon me
for anything, count upon me for everything.
351. I am Duncan Mack, your father Peter's brother.
352. Please, call me Duncay.
- Uncle Duncay! I have an uncle.
353. Adam, look, I have a new uncle.
- When do we get to see the naked girls?
354. We have a lot of catching up to do. But first, the press
has been beating down our doors, waiting for
a statement from you.
355. Never abuse the press, dear boy. They get
far too much pleasure out of it.
Your father taught me that.
356. Ladies and Gentlemen. Today marks a new birth for
Heaven,
357. as the Mack wings have been passed on to their
only child:
358. Chris Hughes Mack.
359. Just Chris Hughes, no Mack.
360. Ladies and Gentlemen, let me present to you
the new king of the Heaven empire,
361. and more importantly, my nephew,
Chris Hughes Mack.