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them home each week for the weekend.
Maybe you could take...
No.
My brother's allergic.
Marcus?
Yeah.
Everything alright?
Yeah, everything's fine.
F***, this is boring as sh*t.
Bloody reffo.
sew his lips together.
TEACHER:
Luke! Tom!TEACHER:
Right, get out of here now.Both of you.
Hey, what do you reckon of
The fat one?
She's not fat!
Nah, huge, man.
She's got good tits, though, man.
My girl has twice the tits
and half the frame.
Yeah, but that's Sarah, you know?
I mean, she's like a twig.
Go too hard on Sarah
...if you've got a small cock.
Virgin!
Shut the f*** up, man.
What?
Cheers.
I was thinking, right,
I reckon I wanna arsefuck her.
Sarah?
Yeah.
What's wrong with that, man?
Nothing gay, man.
No, you just wanna
put your cock in her...
F*** you.
Oi, check it out.
TEACHER:
What is that smell?TEACHER:
Steven?Steven!
Can I see you outside?
Oh!
What is the matter with you?
Steven, I'm speaking to you.
A bit old for this sort of thing,
aren't you?
You'd better go
then you'd better go
and see the counsellor.
Mr Darcy, my bag and books...
...are inside.
Aren't we lucky
it wasn't number twos.
LUKE:
I was thinking, right -I reckon I wanna arsefuck her.
TOM:
Sarah?LUKE:
Yeah.LUKE:
What's wrong with that, man?Nothing gay, man.
No, you just wanna
put your cock in her...
LUKE:
F*** you.TOM:
Oi, check it out.Hey, how you going, Uneven Steven?
Steve, are you alright, bro?
You had an accident?
You've pissed yourself, man.
That's horrible.
You reek, mate!
Watch out! Watch out! Stairs!
LUKE:
Sh*t, that sucks.Oh, wait up, man!
I didn't mean to do it.
I mean, it's not like...
it's not like I can control it.
Before I knew it, it was...
my trousers were just wet.
It's just like a routine now.
My parents, they used to send me
with these... with perfume to school
to try and mask the smell,
but... that was pretty hopeless.
And then they tried -
well, we tried -
these pad thingies,
and I think they were meant to
absorb the wee, but...
...God, that was a stupid idea.
That didn't work either.
So now the only thing
that I can really do
is pack the same pair of trousers
that I'm wearing that day
and underwear
and then take them to school
and... yeah.
That... I suppose that works, but...
...some days I go...
I wet myself more than once,
and it's frustrating.
It's embarrassing.
MELODY:
Sure, we thinkwe have family and friends.
But when stuff happens...
...when really serious
stuff happens...
...you just feel so alone.
And you can't tell people.
I mean, they'll probably listen.
But they don't know everything.
In fact, they don't know anything.
There's just...
some stuff you can't share.
So, what do you do then?
GIRL:
He is really beautiful.Which one?
Luke.
I know you think he is.
Yeah, he is.
So, um...
...would you, uh... would you f*** him?
Sorry. I mean, um,
would you give him your virginity?
So, did you hear Michael's
back in hospital?
Yeah, I... I heard.
SARAH:
Slut.F***ing b*tch.
No. Who the hell
does she think she is?
Seriously, don't worry about it.
Anyway, I gotta go.
OK, well, I'll see you at 4:00?
Yeah.
SARAH:
I can't believe it.Well, what was it?
It was positive.
F***.
So she's pregnant?
Wait. Sarah, tell me
exactly what happened.
She stopped and I... and I saw her.
What was I supposed to do, huh?
Never thought she'd get a f***.
Bullshit.
Whose do you
think it is, then?
Sarah, come on.
Nah.
Don't do this to me, Sarah.
You don't understand.
She's with him more than I am.
Look, he loves you.
You know he does. This is stupid.
You do this every time!
Look, it's his. I know it.
Slut.
F***ing b*tch.
No. Who the hell does
she think she is?
Hey, babe.
I gotta go.
Oh, babe. Just a minute?
Sorry.
SARAH:
God, they were allso jealous of Luke and I.
He had his pick of every girl
in the school and he chose me.
It's not like I tried
to trick him or anything.
I didn't.
I can trust him. I know I can.
But girls can be so bitchy,
and, frankly, they'll do anything
to get what they want.
It's not always the guy's fault.
STEVEN:
At home I've gotthis list of, um...
...all the football greats,
like Beckham and Ronaldo
and Zidane and all of them.
One day I'm gonna be on that list.
STEVEN:
And this isSteven's comeback game.
He's been out for about a year
with a leg injury now,
and what an important comeback game
this one is set to be.
He's just gotten
and it looks to be a good'un -
interception at the halfway line.
He takes it round one defender.
Oh, skips past another
and he's gone past Ronaldo
like he's not even there.
He lays it off.
This is brilliant play.
He gets it back at the edge
of the box and he shoots,
and it's straight into
the top-right corner!
Oh, and the crowd go wild!
This is absolutely brilliant play
by Steven and England.
Wembley hasn't seen
play like this since '66.
The Brazilians are gutted.
MARCUS:
I was watchingone of those courtroom dramas,
and, uh, there's that moment when
the jury come out of deliberation
and they tell the judge whether
or not this guy's gonna be guilty.
Oh, the tension is so thick you...
with a knife.
I mean, that's what
it was like when, um,
when we get a test
or an assignment back.
You know, you just avoid all
the scribble on all of the pages
and you just head straight
to the verdict.
I mean, I usually do pretty well.
Um...
...but, you know,
those few times, um,
it was my dad.
Yeah, he really tore me up.
You know, he's always, like,
"Oh, yeah, yeah, it's good,
"but, um... is it good enough?"
And everything always just has to
be so f***ing perfect with him.
He's... he's usually right, though.
Marcus.
Yeah, look, um, I just...
I just saw my mark for the test.
Yeah, 87. Not bad.
Yeah, I know it's pretty good,
but I need three more per cent.
Well, there's no
negotiating of marks.
Look, I understand that
in any other circumstance,
and that would be fine...
No, no, in ALL circumstances
we don't change the marks.
Look, please, you don't understand.
that paper once,
I'm sure we can find it!
No, I'm not checking anything.
Please. Put my mind at rest.
Look, Marcus, if you wanna
continue with this nonsense
we can talk about lowering
your overall mark by 5%.
Mrs Jacobs, look,
you don't understand!
Goodbye, Marcus. Goodbye, Marcus.
Please!
F***!
Hey. I got the music you were after.
What's up with you?
She wouldn't even f***ing
listen to me.
Who?
Jacobs.
I needed 90%.
What did you get?
What are you talking about?
Marcus...
I think, um, most people
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