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Damn salad tongs!
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Wristwatch trying to make a break for it again?
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Lousy stupid watch just slipped off the counter without any provocation!
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Hey, Daria. You've got small hands.
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But my big brain tells me not to stick them into garbage disposals.
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Why do they always put these stupid drains right in the middle of the sink
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anyway? Oww!
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Dad! Guess what? Camp Grizzly is having a fifth-year reunion.
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Quick, put on CNN so we can catch the action as it unfolds.
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Daria, you got an invitation, too.
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And Jake, you got another one of those John Wayne collectable coins.
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Rio Bravo! I'll going to put this one up next to Rio Lobo.
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Huh? Looks a little like Rio Grande.
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Darn. This reunion is next weekend, and I already promised Prince Charming I'd
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go to the ball.
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Well, I'm going. I can't wait to see the friends I made in my days of childish
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innocence, before high school and its web of complicated and competitive
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relationships. When just being girls together was enough.
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Have you been watching Little Women again?
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You know, The Duke made a movie called, Big Jake. Well, pilgrim.
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Daria. Don't you have the slightest urge to relive your old camp memories?
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Why would I want to return to a place where I was flatteringly referred to as
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"The Weird Kid?"
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Very well. I can't make you go. Besides, Dad and I could really use some help
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cleaning out the garage next weekend.
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Speaking of forced labor...
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We're cleaning out the garage?
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We are now.
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But what happened to the weekend at the Country Inn?
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I told you, I have to work Saturday, the Inn is out.
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Stupid, lousy... !
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My new coin just slipped down the disposal without any provocation!
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Hey, Quinn, you've got small hands.
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I'm not playing with that... thing!
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It's not a thing, it's a sitar. It sounds very spiritual.
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Chicks love that crap.
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Dude! We're the Spiral! We're not spiritual, we're hardcore!
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Spiritual? Are we doing a gig at a church?
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Man, we have to experiment or we'll get stale. You know, if a shark doesn't keep
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swimming, it just stands still.
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We're not a damn fish. Right Trent?
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Um, I don't know, guys.
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The Spiral rocks on its own.
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What kind of sicko voyeur would set up a hidden camera in an intensive care unit?
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The peek-a-boo ICU, next on Sick, Sad World.
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Come on, camp's not so bad. At least you didn't have to spend summers on a
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commune with your parents' friends.
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Your parents' friends didn't make you hop a mile in a burlap sack.
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Your camp counselors didn't make you make a burlap sack.
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Skip Stevens, the self-proclaimed Big-Man-On-Camp, never made you sing; "We'll
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never forget you, dear old Camp Grizzly, you're with us in sunshine and weather
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more drizzly."
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I was going to bring up the composting next, but I know when I'm beat.
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Hey.
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Let me guess, you woke up at four this afternoon and couldn't get back to sleep.
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It's not just that, it's Spiral. I think we're past our prime.
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I believe you're supposed to hit your prime before you pass it, but okay.
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Maybe we should just break up.
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Trent, think about what you're saying. You're talking about your primary means
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of unemployment.
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Yeah, think. That's what I need to do. Get away and think.
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Hey, why don't Trent and I give you a ride to your reunion? We can hang out in
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the sticks while you're leading the color war. A waste of time will be had by all.
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Hmm.
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There's just one catch.
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What's that?
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Eww! Look how dirty those sheep are! From now on, I buy only imported sweaters.
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God, I bet there's not an outlet store within a hundred miles. Not that anyone
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would know what to buy after living out here for so long. Huh, some people are
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beyond help.
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I was just thinking the same thing.
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Anyway, as I was saying, we've lost our inspiration. I always said I'd get out
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of music before I became a cliché.
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I don't remember you ever saying that.
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Not in words, in my solos.
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Stop here, I have to get out.
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Couldn't you have told us this two hours ago?
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Ha. And don't worry about taking me home, I'll find my own ride.
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She didn't say that just to get our hopes up, did she?
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Quinn!
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Tracy, Cindy, Tatiana! Hey, can I have a ride home?
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Great, just like I remembered.
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Daria, you're never going to make friends if you keep your nose buried in a book.
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Let's hope.
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Hey!
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Now where's Quinn?
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Dammit! I knew we forgot something.
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Come on, Quinn. We're here.
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I don't want to go to camp! I don't want to go to camp! Hey, that girl has my backpack!
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Look, I have the same backpack.
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Hmm. I can see where the untrained eye would think so. It's quite a skillful imitation.
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Um, I like your hair.
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Who's that weird girl over there with your parents?
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She's so pale
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That's my sis... cousin! Distant cousin.
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And I've been her distant cousin ever since.
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So this is where it all began.
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Speaking of unpleasant memories.
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Daria? Is that you?
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No, I'm a decoy to flush out assassins.
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Hi, Amelia.
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Thank God! I was afraid you weren't coming, and then there would be no reason
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for me to come, because I wouldn't have anyone to talk to. What's new?
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Hmm. Daria having a secret fan club is pretty new.
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Really.
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You have a fan club? Cool!
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Daria, when I met you, you said you were a big outcast who nobody liked.
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Has our whole life together been a lie?
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Hey, Grizzlies!
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Skip Stevens, Alumni Coordinator. Grab a Grizzly t-shirt.
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But they didn't go here.
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Camp Puma, I should have known. Ha, nice try, kitty-cats, but Grizzlies
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rule! Grroowl! Go Grizzlies!
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You know, we really should be going.
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Now come on, let's see some camp spirit. Put these Pumas in their place.
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Yeah, we better hit the road.
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Come on! I'll start us off! Go Grizzlies! Go Grizzlies! Go Grizzlies!
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Hey, honey!
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Ah!
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I'd forgotten we'd had all this stuff! It must have been ages ago that we went
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SCUBA diving. I can't even remember it.
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Memory sure is a funny thing.
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When was that, Helen?
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Gee, um, I don't recall.
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I remember going to that diving school and getting certified. Lousy chlorine
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poisoning! 'Cause we were taking that two-week vacation in the Caribbean and
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then... oh, yeah. Now I remember, you couldn't go, you had some merger or
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something and we had to postpone the trip.
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Oh, um yes, that's right.
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We never did reschedule it.
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We didn't? Oh, look, a scooter!
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Will this be all for you?
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Yeah.
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Can I tempt you with a cookie? Me and my wife made them right back in the house, there.
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Two bucks apiece? There must be gold in that icing.
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Oh, no. It's not what you put into the cookies, it's what you put into the
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cookies. You know what I mean?
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Oh, sure. You're saying you have echolalia. Echolalia.
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I know what you mean. The two bucks isn't for the ingredients. The cookie's
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valuable because of the part of yourself that went into it.
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Right!
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Man, that's something to think about.
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This part of yourself... it wasn't one of the squishier organs, was it?
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Right now, we're trying to come up with the perfect potato chip. You kids
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interested in potato chips?
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Not really.
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Before we begin our hike... Is this thing on? Hello?
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It's on, Mr. Potts!
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Thank you, Skip.
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No, thank you, Mr. Potts!
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We're real glad to see all these former Grizzlies at the reunion. And, when the
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time comes that you have cubs of your own, we hope they'll be proud to say, "I'm
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a Grizzly, grr." Everyone ready for a hike?
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He said, "Is everyone ready for a hike?"
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I wish Skip would take a hike.
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You're funny, Daria. Hey, where's your t-shirt?
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I'm not wearing it.
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I guess we better join them.
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You go ahead. I don't want to scare the other hikers with my limp.
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Hmm. Do you think they'd mind if I stayed here, too?
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Amelia, have you ever played Monopoly?
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Of course, why?
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You're not in camp any more. You're just visiting. Do what you want.
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Cool! I'm staying with you.
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Great.
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This reminds me of the time you boycotted the End-of-Summer campfire by the
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lake. That was so cool.
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Actually, I wasn't invited.
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Remember the time you took off on your horse and left us all behind.
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You mean the time the horse ran off with me on it and tossed me in the
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river, and I had to have nine stitches?
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Oh, right.
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Hey, remember that awful game with the watermelon?
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We've greased the watermelon with extra vaseline this time.
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You guys are dead meat. Dead meat.
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Easy there, Skip. Now, after I blow the whistle, whichever team brings the
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watermelon ashore gets to eat it. Ready, Grizzlies?
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Let's go, team. Let's kick their butts!
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Come on, slacker!
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I can't believe they're making us hike like this.
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I know, it's not like they ever did this stuff when we were campers.
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Actually, um, they did have hikes. We just didn't go, remember?
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Oh, yeah.
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That's right. A camper has to know when active is too active. Like, now.
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Hey, this reminds me of that watermelon game.
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Oh, yeah.
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Hey, you're supposed to be chasing the greasy watermelon!
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Skip, we don't do greasy.
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You guys have no camp spirit.
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Geek.
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I wonder who'll bring us the watermelon today?
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Billy.
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Bobby.
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Benjy.
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I loved that game.
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We never did take that camping trip. You know why?
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The combustible ketchup lawsuit. Thought we were going to win that one, too.
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And what about the ski vacation! Or that bicycle tour? We didn't go on those
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either, because someone had to work!
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Well forgive me if I can't always get away.
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Can't always? Look around. The word is never. Never! Never! Never!
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Damn skis!
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There ya go. Bread and cheese slices. Told you my wife could cook.
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Oh, Earl. There's nothing special about cheese sandwiches.
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I'll say.
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It's just simple, wholesome food, and ain't no shame in simple if it's good.
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Wow. That's really, really true.
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You kids think you might want another sandwich before your potato chip taste test?
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That depends, are you going to unwrap the cheese this time?
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Sure thing, if Earl will help me.
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That's a great idea!
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Why the hell did you agree to try their potato chips?
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You think the inbreeding adds to the flavor?
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These people know something Janey. Their full of country wisdom.
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They're full of undigested cellophane.
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They can help me figure out where Spiral went wrong.
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You guys needed a break from each other, that's all. Jesse gets on Nick's
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nerves, Nick gets on Max's nerves, you get on Jesse's nerves.
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Janey, that's crazy talk. How could I ever get on anyone's nerves?
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Guess what?
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We figured as long as we were unwrapping the cheese, we'd let the bread thaw
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out, too.
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Get your Grizzly Burgers. Rare, medium, but always well-done.
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Hey! What are you doing?
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Hunting for my dinner, and I only kill what I plan to eat.
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No-one takes a burger until I say so. I've got a whole system here. It's all
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timed to perfection.
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I didn't realize the burgers were landing at Normandy.
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That one's yours, you touched it. I'll let you know when it's ready.
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Okay, I'll be on the troopship leading the other burgers in prayer.
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Wow, Daria. Aren't you afraid you'll make him mad?
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What do I care?
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Well, he is like the boss of the camp.
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No, he's not. He's the self-proclaimed dictator of a non-existent empire.
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What's really infuriating is how these artificial societies are made for these petty tyrants.
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Artificial societies?
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You know, when you're forced to co-exist with people you'd never seek out on
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your own. Camp, school... life.
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Yeah.
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Half these people can't stand Skip, but no-one wants to be the first to
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challenge him and risk alienation. So, we follow the herd and end up leading
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lives of quiet desperation.
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At least we're not doing that, right Daria?
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Daria? Did you hear what I said? At least we're not following the crowd.
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Amelia, look at yourself.
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What?
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You've been following me around since I got here.
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So?
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So you're right. I don't want to be part of a crowd, and I don't want my own
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crowd, either. Why don't you go find a quiet corner somewhere and practice being
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an individual?
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God, Daria. I was really looking forward to seeing you. I thought we were
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friends, but you don't like anybody!
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Amelia.
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Attention Grizzlies! You know what time it is?
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Anthem time! Everybody!
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We'll never forget you, dear old Camp Grizzly.
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You're with us in sunshine and weather more drizzly.
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Now, Trent honey. I wanna give you a chip and you try to guess what flavor it is.
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Hmm. I don't really taste anything.
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You hear that, Earl? He doesn't really taste anything.
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Try another.
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No, still don't taste anything.
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All right!
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Forgive me for asking, but what flavor are these?
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Because I don't taste anything either.
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No flavor. See, what's wrong with potato chips today, they fight the dip! That's
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what these have no salt, no grease, no taste. Nothing!
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It's like having a piece of paper in your mouth. They don't fight the dip!
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I can see where you two would come down on the side of the dip.
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Wait a minute. Why make potato chips with no taste? I'm getting confused.
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Nothing confusing about it, Trent. It's simple; backwoods junk food has nothing
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to do with music.
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Hmm.
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Hey, you kids ready to try some of our home-bottled water?
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Maybe I'll just move to a rest home and wait for you to retire. Maybe then
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you'll find the time to spend half and hour with old Jakey!
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Put that down! It's not even your size.
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And what prepaid vacation was this for!
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Actually, Jake. It was going to be a surprise. I booked a cabin for last
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Valentine's Day, but you had to go to that dot-com dot-com convention instead.
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So you see, it's not always my schedule that gets in the way!
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Oh yeah!
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You were going to surprise me? Really?
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Yes, I was. Believe it or not, I still have some romance left in me.
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You're beautiful when you're angry.
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Do you mean it, Big Jake?
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Damn skis!
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So I said, "I don't care how dangerous it is, I will not go out in a boat
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wearing one of those unflattering orange-colored thing."
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Hey, remember that stupid square dance?
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Oh, that? Alex Kroger and I ditched it and went down to the beach.
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Quinn, did I hear you say Alex Kroger?
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Yeah. Too bad he didn't make the reunion.
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Alex Kroger? My date for that dance? I waited for him all night.
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Hey, guys. Remember those key chains we made in arts and crafts?
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Here's fifty cents. Call Alex and ask him for a ride home.
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Sorry, Quinn.
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So much for being girls together.
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Before I recount some of my favorite Camp Grizzly memories, let's give it up for
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the Greatest Grizzly of them All, Mr. Potts!
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I can't hear you!
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I also want to thank all my teammates in the color wars over the years.
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In seven years of being a Grizzly, I never lost a war!
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Gee, maybe I misjudged him.
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Go Grizzlies! Go Grizzlies!
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Hold on! I want to say something.
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Hey! I'm talking!
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You're always talking. Give someone else a chance.
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Since I've been coming to this camp, I've been doing whatever Skip tells me to.
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Even when I didn't want to or thought it was stupid.
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Hey!
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And I never challenged him or said anything because I didn't want to risk being
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alienated from the group.
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Oh, no.
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So I learned to keep quiet, to just follow the herd, to lead a life of quiet desperation.
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That's enough!
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But I'm not going to do that anymore! Because, returning to Camp Grizzly meant
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renewing my acquaintance with someone special, a role model, an inspiration.
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Please don't say my name.
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Daria Morgendorffer.
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You know, the Weird Kid?
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Sure, she's unpleasant, sure, she's antisocial, sure, she says whatever's on her
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mind without any regard for other's feelings. But, at least she thinks for
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herself and marches to her own drummer.
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So for now on, I'm going to start thinking for myself. Just like Daria,
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and I don't care if I end up like her, with no friends.
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I never want to see this stupid campground again!
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You can't just get up here and rag on Camp Grizzly! If you're not part of the
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team, go hang out with your loser, weirdo friend.
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I don't want to be a part of your team, Skip. And I don't think anyone here
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really does. So here's your Grizzly t-shirt back!
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What are you doing? Mr. Potts, make them stop! They're defiling the Grizzly name.
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Skip, you take all this way too seriously. This is a camp. A place parents send
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their kids to get them out of their hair for a few weeks.
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Don't make it your whole life.
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I wanna go home!
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I'm really glad you liked my speech, Daria. Um, I hope I didn't hurt your feelings.
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Hey, it takes more than just words to hurt me, unless they happen to be
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particularly truthful words strung together in exceptionally observant sentences.
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Amelia, thanks for telling off that jerk, and Daria, I guess I never knew you to
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be such an inspiration.
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See you around.
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See, what'd I tell you? All these years Daria was the camp darling and she kept
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it from us.
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No, I didn't...
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Wow, Daria secretly popular, that's going to take some getting used to.
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I wasn't popular, I tell you.
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When we get back, can I try on your "Miss Camp Grizzly" sash?
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Uh.
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Told you that would get her.
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Yeah, at least the trip wasn't a total loss.
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And that's how a simple comment about a two dollar cookie turned into
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"Little Hell on the Prairie."
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Wow. Trent, I hope you weren't too bummed by that whole thing. I mean, just
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because you thought those people had some insight and they turned out to be
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idiots, that doesn't mean you should give up on the band.
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Trent?
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Your cookies are lame, your chips are the same. You get no respect, 'cause...
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You're missing the train?
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My soul's waves of grain?
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You're not what you claim. Poser exposed, hoser dehosed, I should step on your
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toes, you're deposed.
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Something tells me the Spiral lives.
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Oh, yeah. The fire is back.
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You want a Tums?
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You know, I keep thinking we forgot something. Eh, must not be important.
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Oh, Quinn got a ride with a friend.
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And where does she get off attacking Camp Grizzly? When she's been the worst
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camper ever, and doesn't even try to sing, and never even won anything.
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You know, camp builds character, and if your not tough enough...
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Could you just be quiet for a while?
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Written by Jonathan Greenberg
(Transcript created by Richard Lobinske)
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