American Pie Page #2
JIM:
Yeah -- hey, did you see The Little
Mermaid on TV the other night? That
Ariel, whew.
OZ:
She's a mermaid, dude.
JIM:
(trumping him)
Yeah, Oz, but not when she's on land.
OZ:
She's a cartoon, dude.
JIM:
A hot cartoon.
OZ:
Is there anything you don't jerk off
to?
JIM:
C-Span?
INT. EAST GREAT FALLS HIGH - MAIN HALLWAY - DAY
Jim and Oz, now joined by Kevin, walk down the hall. Oz
bounces the lacrosse ball off a locker, catching it
again. Kevin speaks a little distantly, unnerved.
KEVIN:
Then she said -- she loves me.
OZ:
Oh sh*t dude, the L-word!
JIM:
And you said...
KEVIN:
Nothing, I just hugged her back.
JIM:
You think she was serious?
KEVIN:
I couldn't tell -- She could've meant
like, "I love you grandma" or "I love
you Vanderbilt."
OZ:
Just don't bring it up, hang low,
maybe she won't mention it again.
INT. EAST GREAT FALLS HIGH - SENIOR LOCKERS - DAY
The guys pass by a GROUP OF BAND DORKS, most notable of
which is MICHELLE, who proudly polishes her flute.
MICHELLE:
And what we should do today, in band?
Instead of playing our instruments
regularly? We should play them
backwards! That'll be so funny!
The Band Dorks LAUGH and agree, "hilariously" attempting
to play their instruments from the wrong end. The guys
shudder.
OZ:
(to Jim)
You guys got the Latin homework?
JIM:
No -- Kevin, you?
KEVIN:
(offended)
Please.
(then)
We're all golden, we're college bound.
I figured it out -- I can get a c-
minus in every class, and it's not
gonna make a difference. U of M, here
I come.
INT. EAST GREAT FALLS HIGH - MAIN HALL NEAR POP MACHINE - DAY
Vicky is talking with JESSICA, a friend of hers, getting
a pop (we're in the Midwest now, gang) from the machine.
VICKY:
Vanderbilt's not that far from U of M.
JESSICA:
Yeah right.
VICKY:
What? We both have cars.
JESSICA:
Yeah but, no offense, you're talking
about a post-high school, long-
distance relationship, and you and
Kevin haven't even done it yet.
VICKY:
That's not why we're going out.
JESSICA:
What the hell are you expecting him to
drive to Vanderbilt for? Milk and
cookies?
VICKY:
Jessica! He'll drive there for me,
and I'll drive to Ann Arbor for him.
We're going to have sex when he's
ready and I'm ready. It's got to be
completely perfect. I want the right
place, the right time, the right
moment.
JESSICA:
Vicky, it's not a space shuttle
launch, it's sex. So did you do the
physics write-up?
VICKY:
(offended, a la Kevin)
Please.
INT. EAST GREAT FALLS - SENIOR LOCKERS - DAY
Kevin, Jim, and Oz are still walking down the hall.
PAUL FINCH, preppy, eccentric, is sitting on a bench.
JIM:
There's our man.
KEVIN:
Finch, you got the Latin homework?
FINCH:
Non habeo. Canis meus id comedit.
The guys keep staring. A beat.
KEVIN:
Whatever.
Someone is HOLLERING down the hall. Running towards Oz
is STEVE STIFLER -- very clean-cut and preppy, he's a
maniac, a jackass, much worse than Oz. Not really part
of the group.
STIFLER:
(yelling)
NOVA!!
OZ:
Stifler!!
Stifler runs full-force into Oz, grabbing him in a bear
hug.
STIFLER:
Ostreicher, ya fuckface?
OZ:
Depends if my date wants to stop by.
STIFLER:
That junior chick?
OZ:
Nah, gave her the Heisman. I'm
working on something new.
STIFLER:
Yeah right. I got an idea for
something new. How 'bout you guys
actually locate your d*cks, remove the
shrink wrap, and f***in' use 'em.
OZ:
Dude, it's gotta happen -- she's a
college chick!
STIFLER:
Bullshit. From where?
OZ:
She works part-time at my dad's store.
STIFLER:
Hah! Yeah, Oz, I bet it's more like
your dad works at her store.
OZ:
Dude, he does not.
KEVIN:
Really, Stifler. He's the manager.
Oz gives a little nod, avoiding the issue.
STIFLER:
Hey, man, I'm not making fun. I'm
f***in' impressed. I mean, "Footlong
or six-inch, white or wheat," that's
some serious sh*t to master.
KEVIN:
(half-joking)
Stifler, you're such an a**hole.
STIFLER:
Meyers, what's the deal with you and
Vicky, anyway? You've been going out
since Homecoming and all she'll do is
blow you? Sh*t, I'd drop her like a
steaming turd.
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