Accidents Happen Page #4
experiment went wrong,
or right,
if you're Gene.
And I know it's
another day and,
I can't--
It's another day
and I can't go.
You look like hell.
You always knew
how to sweet talk me.
Im not signing
the divorce papers,
so let's not
pretend this is
about sweet talking.
Im not gonna come back.
What do you think
they're talking about?
Probably what a
little p*ssy you are.
The divorce, dipshit!
Can you hear anything?
His balls
being crunched.
What balls?
Sh, I-I can hear Dad.
Dad just said
Billy's a f*ggot.
Whenever the sh*t hits
the fan, you're the
one to check out.
Don't.
Nobody's meant
to get out of
this easily.
The boys hate you,
you know that.
No.
We have a son
who is never
gonna come home.
God damn us
to Hell's A**hole
that we don't have
a home for him to
come home to.
What can I say?
Im the spokesman
for the useless bastards
everywhere, and Im sorry.
We can't wait
for Gene to die, Gloria.
We'll waste away with
him. Lose all feeling.
Knock it off!
Knock it off!
He's drunk.
Im not.
What happened
to your back?
Billy went streaking!
I did not.
He's lying.
With Douglas Post.
That's completely nuts.
He's an alcoholic!
Hey, hey, that's
enough. That's enough!
See all the fun you've
been missing out on?
Let's go. You're
coming with me.
Happy now?
What, that I got
burned with a TV dinner?
Larry is more
hurt than anyone.
Even Gene.
Hey, it'll be
better now, Ma.
I promise.
How in the hell
is that supposed
to happen?
Im divorced.
Divorced.
I have one child
who's dead, one
who is a vegetable.
Another one who
apparently is a drunk.
And you. You, who
take off your clothes
and run through stores
stealing things!
That wasn't me!
I wasn't born in
Stupidville anytime
around breakfast.
I'll call your
father back here.
He can take you, too.
Larry threw the dinner
at me and, I don't know,
I needed
to not kill him.
And Doug Post
happened to come by.
Douglas Goddamn Post!
What in the name
of Retarded Bill are you
doing hanging around with him?
Im not hanging
around with him.
just happens to come
by here? Please, explain.
Yeah, he was going to the
store and wanted to know
if we needed anything.
And you said, yeah, I need
to air my balls and steal
things from Drummonds.
I swear to God if I
catch you with that
son of a b*tch again,
I am gonna burn a much bigger
patch on your thieving,
sneaking little back.
Do you hear me?
And you won't.
I promise.
B-12.
My Dougie was
such a big help
through everything.
I don't know what
I would have done.
You know, Douglas
is a good kid.
He was so upset.
G-52.
Where was that number
when it would have
done me some good?
He's just like
the rest of the
useless bastards.
Who?
The doofus up there
with the little balls.
He's single.
1-16. Sweet 16.
What'd you think of
Bob? From the wake?
He's very nice.
The daughter's
You don't have
to date her.
There's some big
shindig on over at
the navy base tonight.
I could ring him,
if you want.
Billy thinks
it's a good idea.
O-68.
Did he put you
up to this?
Oh. Bingo! Bingo!
Ladies and gentlemen,
we have a winner.
Great. She's funding
a color scheme.
So, whose
house is this?
Just you wait.
It's so nice
finally to meet
you, Billy.
Your father has told me
so much about you.
He hasn't said
anything about you.
Yeah, I know.
We were keeping
it under wraps
until we were sure,
you know, of us.
Higher.
Meat's almost ready.
So, are you sure?
Yes, Larry,
we're very sure.
Because Connie's pregnant.
Larry! Honestly.
Your brother is
such a joker.
So, you're not pregnant?
Where'd you get
that idea? Ray?
I heard you two
talking about it.
Billy, push.
Well, we're not
really sure about it.
You know, five weeks.
Higher!
Oh, Ray, it's on fire!
Oh.
Hey, will I pass
in a crowd?
Depends on how
big it is.
About as big as that blood
clot on your face. What the
hell happened now?
We went to the fun park.
Fun park?
Yeah, it wasn't
much fun. Why are
you all dressed up?
Fun park?
Yes, I banged
my nose on the bar.
I've got a date
with your friend
Bob. Remember him?
I was about to take
an estrogen tablet. Oh.
And a nerve pill.
Make that two nerve pills.
Oh.
Your earrings
aren't right.
You're definitely
gonna pass.
Oh.
Hey, stop.
That's to keep you
out of trouble.
All right, I need
to practice dancing.
Oh! What are you doing?
I don't know.
Maybe he hurt his
leg since we saw him.
I don't care
if they were both
blown off at the hip.
He better drag his
goddamn ass to the door
or Im not going anywhere.
You get it.
Hello, Gloria.
You're looking nice.
Sorry if Im late. I--
That wasn't the sorry
I was looking for.
You remember Billy? Bob.
Hi, Billy.
Ouch.
Billy, hi.
Come on in.
You smell nice.
I do not.
Sorry.
You're not gonna
bust my balls all
night, are you?
Look who's here.
Hi. Billy.
Hi, Mrs. Post.
My mom just went
off on her date.
Thank you for
the update.
I mean, it was nice
of you to set it up
and all. Thank you.
Well, I just came by
to say thanks. Again.
And see what
Katrina was doing.
Bob is a very nice man.
I hope so.
Want some cake?
Yes, we have
plenty of cake.
You're full
of surprises.
Surprises?
Oh, God, I haven't
danced in a long time.
you about everything
that's happened.
Well, I hope so.
I'd hate for there
to be more.
I miss my father
and everything, but--
Does that sound bad?
I miss my father and
everything, but?
It's just that he could
be such a mental case
when he wanted to be.
able to make some
mistakes sometimes.
My mom can get kind
of screw-loosy, too.
She went full scale
psychiatric at me
the other night.
What did you do?
I got caught streaking.
Streaking? That was you?
Oh, my God!
That was you!
Who was the other guy?
My brother.
Weird, but okay, I guess.
My Aunt Louise
gave it to me.
You'll get used to it.
You wanna kiss
for a while?
Come on, streaker.
I--yeah, okay.
Then can we get
some more cake?
Not like that.
So, how did
your wife die?
Uh, electrocuted.
Oh, God.
Washing dishes.
Wow.
Sorry.
Im sorry, it just
caught me by surprise.
I hate doing
the dishes!
Yeah, so do I.
You would.
Oh, God.
Where have you been?
At your house.
Looking for you.
The official police
report came through.
It says my father
committed suicide.
Wow, that's good,
isn't it?
No. The insurance
company doesn't
pay for suicide.
Oh. Oh.
We have to go
to the Police.
Are you crazy, Doug?
My mom would--
I've got a mother,
too, you know.
Hey, it'll be all right.
You know, like I said,
this sh*t happens.
You've just got
I can't. My mother
has to get a crap job.
Im messing up at school.
Don't play the sob
story game with me,
okay, Doug?
Because I'll win.
Like hands down.
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