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Evan >> Yikes.

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Aaaaah!

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Chucky >> Really?

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So are you in or out?

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I'm in.
Chucky >> Good.

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You'll need these.

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Remember, you try an sneak out
one minute before sunrise,

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you can kiss your Lakewood
Mooses jacket goodbye.

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It's the Lakewood Moose.

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The plural of Moose is Moose.
Not Mooses.

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You want in the gang
or not, smart mouth?

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You couldn't have asked
someone before you had

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the jackets made up?

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Ow!

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♪♪♪

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♪♪♪

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♪♪♪

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Man's voice >> GET OUT!

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♪♪♪

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♪♪♪

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Forget about the Mooses Moose,

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I'm outta here.

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♪♪♪

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Arghhh!

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Critter >> And the kid
was never seen again.

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Jake >> Baloney.
That's just an old ghost story

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to keep people away
from this place.

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Then where'd this come from?

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You bought that at Maxi-Mart.
I was right next to you.

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Critter >> Okay, but it
symbolizes the abject horror

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that is Chief Everlasting
Curse Hospital.

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Right, yeah.
Critter >> Okay.

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If you don't buy it
then you'll have no problem

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sleeping here in this
hospital all night.

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What?
Critter >> Come on, Jake.

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It's been forever since
you hung out with us.

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But I was thinking less
spend a night in a creepy

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abandoned hospital
and more goofy golf.

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Come on, man, what happened
to the Tenacious Trio?

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We never called ourselves that.

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But we should have.
Come on, it'll be awesome.

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Great.
Awesome.

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Critter >> Besides, I don't
know how much longer

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I can put up with New Jake.

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What is he doing?

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I think he's pulling
his eyelashes out.

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Fine.
I'll come.

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Tenacious Trio, back in action.

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We never called ourselves that.

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Just go with it.

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Jake >> Shouldn't
we get New Jake?

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Omar >> No, hopefully
he won't even notice.

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♪♪♪

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♪♪♪

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♪♪♪

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♪♪♪

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♪♪♪

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♪♪♪

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♪♪♪

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Jake >> Felix, do you mind
if I use your doll bag

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for a camping trip tonight?
First of all,

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I don't have dolls.

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Does a doll do this?

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I will feast on the
organs of the insolent!

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Doll?
I don't think so.

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Sleepy time, Gorthar.
Back to beddie.

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I will brush your
hair in the morning.

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Very well argued, Felix.

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Camping trip, huh?
Where to?

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Critter and Omar thought it
would be fun to spend the night

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at the old Chief Everlasting
Curse Hospital and I've been

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feeling guilty lately about
not spending time with them.

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I mean, they are
my best friends.

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Both >> Chief Everlasting
Curse Hospital?

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They are your best friends?

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Come on, you know
what I mean, Felix?

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I've known them forever.

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Yeah, I know exactly
what you mean.

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Felix is a victim of
the seniority system.

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Again.

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Hayley >> Pretty brave of you
to spend the night there.

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They say it was built on
an Indian burial ground

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and now it's haunted by the
ghosts of a thousand Mohawks.

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But, as long as you're
with your best friends,

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you'll be fine.
Stockley >> I wouldn't do it.

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Why would I be afraid of ghosts?

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We're monster hunters.
What are you talking about?

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Ghosts are terrifying.
Why would you even

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believe in ghosts?
You're a man of science.

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Exactly, monsters I can
scientifically explain

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but ghosts are supernatural.

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They come from a world of the
hoo-doos and heebee-jeebees.

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Thanks for clearing that up.

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I heard Theo Barbas
did the sleep-over

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and he's been speaking
in tongues ever since.

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Jake >> Theo?
He's Greek.

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He's a foreign exchange student.

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Yikes.
I'm going to have to apologize

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to his parents about
that letter I sent.

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Uh-oh.

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Um, what is that?

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That's the sound of someone
being held back a grade.

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Means I'm going to have
to go talk to his parents.

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That's the sound they use?
It's a cruel system.

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Uh-ha.

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Critter >> Jake, my man.
This is going to be classic.

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I hope you brought a rubber
sheet because you're gonna

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pee your pants.
Man, why didn't you tell me

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to bring a rubber sheet?
You know I have them.

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Come on, guys, can't we do
something more mature like

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put fake puke in the food court
and let the good times roll?

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Fake puke was so two years ago.

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I don't think you're
any fun anymore.

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Should we give him the fun test?

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Fun test?

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♪♪♪

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Looks like he passed.
Never fails.

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No matter what's going on,
that will crack anyone.

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♪♪♪

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Mr. Fisher >> Coming!

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Can I help you?
Stockley >> Mr. Fisher,

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I'm Mr. Stockley the Assistant
Vice-Principal at Lakewood High.

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Mr. Stockley, no need
for introductions.

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What an honor.
A real... educator in our home.

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I have to say, this
is really exciting.

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Well, thank you, I...
You know, just last week

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we had a visit from man
who won a cow

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by keeping his hand
up on it the longest.

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I mean, that was a treat,
but this, this is something.

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Well, the reason
that I'm here is...

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Wait, wait, wait.
Can I ask you a question?

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Well, maybe I should
tell you why I'm here...

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How do you feel about pot pie?

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Well, I'm a big fan but...
Mr. Fisher >> Honey!

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Bring in some of those pot
pies for our special guest.

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Mr. Fisher, the reason
I'm here is that I...

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Is that Camp Winnepasacket?
Mr. Fisher >> Yeah, 1981.

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I was there in 1981.
You were

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a Winnepasacket Beaver?
Yeah.

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Well, then you should
know the secret handshake.

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Ha, it's been a while but...

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Yeah, how long?

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Beaver, Beaver!
Naa naa naa!

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Come here.

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Jake >> This is stupid.
Why don't we do something else?

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Critter >> You
chickening out, Collins?

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Omar >> New Jake wouldn't
have been scared.

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Really?
You're comparing me

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to the guy who was licking
a pay-phone earlier?

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Whatever, Jake.

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If you can't run with the big
dogs, stay out of the kitchen.

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Ahhh!
Spiders! Spiders!

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Don't go in there, guys!

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What just happened?
I don't know

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but he just took the toaster
pastries with him so,

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get ready to rough it.
Ah, man!

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♪♪♪

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The trick is not to let your
imagination get the best of you.

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You think the walls are stained
with blood but that's a fantasy.

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This was a hospital so the walls
were probably stained with...

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well, actually, blood...

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and pus.

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Just don't let the fear in.

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Where are you going?

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Critter!

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There you are.

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Critter?

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Critter?

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What's wrong with you?

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Hayley >> Jake?

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Oh, yeah, he calls you
but he doesn't call me.

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Jake, what's up?

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I'm at the hospital
but something's wrong.

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I think you guys
need to come down.

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I'm with Critter but he's
like... frozen or something.

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Okay, Jake, just
tell me what happened.

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I'm not sure, I...

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Felix >> I'm just saying,
if I see anything, a phantom,

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apparition, orb, my Grandpa
Pep-Pep Louise, I'm out.

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Fine.

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Or a clown.

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Or a clown with
lobsters for feet.

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Or beehives for hands.
That would be horrible.

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Felix, it's...
Oh, I had to think

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of the lobster feet clown
with beehive hands.

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Stupid, Felix.
Felix!

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I promise you're not going to
see a clown with lobster feet

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and beehive hands, okay?

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Um, are you ready?

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Yeah, let me just put
my night-vision goggles on.

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Sure you don't want a pair?

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Makes things a lot less creepy.

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I'm fine.
Fine.

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Your loss.

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Ahh!
Ghost!

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A ghost!

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Oh, it's you.

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Thank goodness.

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Ahhh!

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Yep.

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♪♪♪

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♪♪♪

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"In the memory of the poor
souls who were lost on this spot

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in the 1937 Hospital Explosion,

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the 1940 Hospital Fire,
the 1949 Hospital Horror

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and the three brave men who
died putting up this plaque."

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Huh? I guess it's probably

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a pretty safe place now.

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And then, to top it all off,

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I stole some stupid kids shorts
while he was skinny dipping

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and tied them to the top
of the flag pole.

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Those were my clothes.

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00:12:10,453 --> 00:12:12,386
Well, technically,
it was my friend Danny

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that did the stealing.
No, no, I'm glad you

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stole my clothes because
something great happened.

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Hm?
I got pneumonia.

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I almost died.
Oh, that's great.

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No no, the great part
is what happened after.

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I met Sara in the infirmary.
My wife!

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You're the reason
we're together.

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Mr. Stockley, everything
in my life I owe to you.

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The two things I value
most in this world.

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The love of my family and
my son doing well in school.

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What is he staring at?

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Ahhh!

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What are you trying to do?
I almost peed myself.

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Again?
Felix >> That was lemonade.

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The cup was leaking,
I told you that.

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Thank goodness
you guys are here.

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We didn't know what happened.
You're watchcom went dead.

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Yeah, it's been acting
funny ever since

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I dropped it in some oatmeal.
Water resistant is not the same

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thing as breakfast resistant.

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What happened to Critter?
Jake >> I don't know.

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Something spooked him
and I found him like this.

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Well, he's alive.

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His pupils are moving
at an accelerated rate.

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He seems to be in some
sort of R.E.M. state.

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I'm entering all this
into my Troop mini-computer.

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I'll see what I get.
R.E.M. state,

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frozen in fear,

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haunts old buildings
and... enter.

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Well, what's it say?

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They make me watch an ad first.

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Okay, here we go.
It says we're dealing with

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a Mind Flare, a Ilithid
or a Wraith.

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What's the reading?

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High levels of an unknown
neuro-toxic vapor.

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It wasn't me.

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Hayley >> Bingo!
Got a Wraith on our hands.

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A Wraith?
A creature that uses a vapor

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to take over your brain and
make you see your worst fears.

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Is Critter going to be okay?

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Critter will be fine as long
as he has a strong mind.

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Oh no!
We have to hurry.

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Hayley >> You're right.
If people stay under the spell

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too long their minds
can't take it

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and they remain in
this state forever.

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We need to split up and find
the source of the vapor.

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Felix >> Great.
We're in an abandoned hospital

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and we're splitting up.

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Why don't I ever get a vote?

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♪♪♪

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Okay, I'm cool.
I'm cool.

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Totally chilled.
One cool cat.

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Icy.

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♪♪♪

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Oh, Hayley, you promised.

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Jake, Jake!
That's not going to work.

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It works on my Grandfather

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but usually wakes up screaming
and tries to bite my face.

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We should get going.
I don't know how long we have

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before the horror of the visions
break Felix's mind.

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♪♪♪

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Just remember, anything
we see isn't real.

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Take this snake for instance,
if I were a weaker dude,

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I'd be terrified right now.

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Since I can see it too,
doesn't that mean it's real?

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Ahh! Ahh! Ahh!
Argh!

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Ahem.

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Great.
Monsters plus snakes.

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This hospital's got everything.

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It's coming from in there.

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I'll do a snake check before
you enter there, tough guy.

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Hey, I think we're okay, Jake.
No snakes.

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Jake!

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♪♪♪

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Mr. Stockley?

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Hayley, you've missed
a lot of homework.

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Homework?
What homework?

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I missed all of this?

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Oh, that's just
the tip of the iceberg.

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Let me get the rest.

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♪♪♪

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It's not real!
It's not real!

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Jake >> I'm not afraid
of snakes,

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my scream was meant
as a friendly warning.

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Hayley?

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Stockley >> Thank you kindly for
the delicious meal, Mr. Fisher,

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but I should probably
tell you why I'm here...

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Hold on, hold on.
The wife and I are thinking

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of re-upping our nuptials
this winter.

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How would you feel about
replacing my brother

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as my best man?

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Honey, where's the creme brules?

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Hmm!
You were saying?

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Why should we ruin dessert
with talk about business,

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right brother?
Brother.

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Come on, Hayley.
Snap out of it.

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Echoing voice >> Jake!

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♪♪♪

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Keep it together, man.

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Echoing voice >>
It's your turn, Jake!

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Ugh... huh?

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Huh!

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Hayley!
Wake up!

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Felix!
Critter!

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♪♪♪

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Critter, Felix, Hayley!
Get out of there!

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Critter!

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Hayley >> You're suppose
to save us, Jake.

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You're suppose to be a hero.
We trusted you with our lives.

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♪♪♪

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I can't.

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I made a sculpture of us, Jake.

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A sculpture.

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Ahh!

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♪♪♪

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Hah.

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Hayley, it's not real.
Can you hear me?

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It's not real.

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These aren't due 'til next week.

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Ohh...
Wake up.

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It's all an illusion like
when I screamed girlishly

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about the snake.
It's not real.

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Jake?
It's me.

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There you are.
Let's get out of here.

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Felix, I need you
to wake up, right now.

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This is all an illusion.
It can't hurt you, Felix.

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And I wouldn't let it
hurt you if it could.

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You're my best friend.

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You did it, Jake.
You saved us.

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Yeah, you're the best friend
a guy could ask for.

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And I'm going to pay you
back by signing us up

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to Irish step dancing.

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On me!
Your best bud.

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Okay, take it easy.

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Hayley >> It's the Wraith.

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We don't have our
utility belts and

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I don't know where
our circuitrons are.

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The Wraith must
have hidden them.

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Jake >> Stay away from us.

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♪♪♪

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Let's take a look
at this big, ugly...

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Um?

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This is the Wraith?

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Boy, his hoodie's
way too big for him.

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Hayley >> Aw, I kind of feel bad
for the cute little thing...

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That's for the clown ghost,
you vicious little jerk.

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Hope you rot in prison!
Not cute to everyone.

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Well, this is an evening
I won't soon forget.

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Stock... please,
you're family.

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Isn't he?

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MeeMaw knitted you
this during dinner.

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Thanks again, everybody.

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Oh, by the way, Richard Junior
has to repeat ninth grade.

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See you at the wedding.

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Hayley >> How are we going
to bring Critter back?

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Felix >> We'll have
to get him back to HQ.

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It's an incredibly elaborate
and scientific process.

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It may take a days...

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or there's that.

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Man, that is
hysterical, classic.

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Hey, Hayley, what
are you doing here?

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And who's the geek?
This 'geek'

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is my best friend.

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Yeah!
Ha ha, number one!

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Eat dust, Critter.
I don't see you

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with best friend
barbeque aprons.

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♪♪♪