Bad Kids Go to Hell Page #2
Veronica?
Oh, God. Not too much.
They're both uh
I'm sorry.
Don't be.
I probably talk to them more
than you talk to yours.
Yeah.
Right, um, yeah,
I don't think so.
Sure I do.
Ever been to a seance?
Uh. Okay. It looks like it is
about time for you to
drop a big deuce, Veronica
cause you're at maximum
capacity.
No, really, I talk with 'em
every day.
That's why I'm not f***ed-up
like everyone else at Crest-Pew.
Uh, that's weird.
And you're not funny.
All my parents do is work.
I can never see them.
You're lucky.
My mother's parental guidance
is completely Draconian.
Speaking of parental guidance,
it's a shame D-Day
has to waste his first day
of winter vacation
here at school, watching us.
I think I'll send him
home early.
While pondering your erroneous
ways, the six of you will write
a summary on the history of
Crestview Academy.
Which, after the holidays,
Headmaster Nash will have the
glorious pleasure of reading at a
dedication for this very library.
And now, I leave you.
And these finely crafted double
doors will remain locked
until I return for lunch,
another jaunt to the restroom,
and perhaps, a quick chat.
And when he returned, the
room was filled with blood.
Dun-dun-dun - dunnnn.
Joking. You know, 'cause of
the ghost and stuff?
Right then. I'll be off,
unless there's anything
else I'm forgetting?
What?
Nice shot "champ." Try doing
that in the game.
Don't look at me like that.
Stupid.
There's room for more. I'm sure
you're familiar with that phrase.
Uh..I don't have one.
Dr. Day, don't you know he's
the token welfare kid?
And do think of this entire
building as one very large
non-smoking section. It would be
a pity if we had to spend next
Saturday here because one of
you had a nic-fit.
Goodbye, Mr. Chips.
But, his name is Dr. Day.
And now it's Willie.
Willie Makeittotheshitter?
I don't get it.
She put eyedrops in -
D-Day's coffee.
Great, so who's gonna let us
out for lunch?
Or when you need to release
the Krakken?
Ohhh...
Well, now that D-Day is gone, I
think we should all get togeth-
Hold it! God damn it.
Alright. New kids?
Let's get one thing perfectly
clear. We're in detention.
Yeah, this is not a
"love-in." This is not a hippy
commune like that sad, filthy,
flaming turd known as
Megan, what's it called?
What's it called?
Uh... the Burning Man.
Burning Man. And this is not the
f***ing feel-good 80's movie of
the year, where for 7 hours, we
through commiserating about
our mutually
dysfunctional family lives, or
how lonely or alienated
we each feel, we find some sort
of common ground, and end up
as BFFs. Okay? So let us
understand, there is no "us"
There is no "we." Because I
don't do "we." I just do "me."
Well then, I'm out like a boner
in sweatpants!
Carlos, you call my P-O, yet?
God Damn it, Carlos! Between
you, and the cast of
" Less Than Zero," I'm going
to snap, man!
Sh*t! Carlos? Look. You
gotta call my... uh...
Officer Lewis okay?
And tell him
You dropped something.
You may want to grab it or one of
these uber-sized roaches will eat it.
Looks official. Can I read it?
Uh...
I think I should start
on the assignment.
This library really is
haunted you know?
Right. I'll be careful.
If you came in here to jerk off,
I won't tell.
But you gotta let me watch.
C'mon, can't I get a
repeat performance?!
That's not how it happened!
Jeez, I was just kidding.
Prior to the eighteenth century,
the tribe inhabited much
of northern Texas.
During the Lipan's history,
they have engaged in extremely
violent battles with a number
of opposing forces
in attempt to maintain
their land.
Can I borrow a pen?
No. No you cannot.
The legends of the Lipan Apache
are pivotal to understanding
their spiritual connection
Ms. Gleason?
Yes, Matthew.
Can I go to the bathroom?
Make it quick please.
The legends of the Lipan Apache
are pivotal to understanding the
Veronica. Office, now!
Sh*t.
Thank you... Max.
The legends of the Lipan apache
are pivotal to
understanding their spiritual
connection to the land.
Due to the fact that the entire
tribe was nearly exterminated,
there is almost no ethnographic
or scientific information
about them.
You did that on purpose.
She deserved it. Okay?
She deserves a lot worse.
It used to be our parents' jobs
made them boring and mean.
But now, we're boring and mean.
I'm not boring. I'm bored. And
my parents are dead.
So are mine.
God. Stupid.
See? I told you! She's crazy!
turn it off.
Bring the dancing girl to my
office.
I'll deal with the pervert.
No. Uh. It's not
Don't touch me sticky boy!
My office!
It's just my zip My Office!
I will not have you skanking it
up in my classroom!
Get off that desk!
The remix is way better.
Word. Gotta love the YouTube.
Not as much as my father's
law firm. He's going
to make a mint suing them.
And whoever uploaded that video.
I know that everyone at
Crestview thinks I'm Arrogant
Smarter, than everyone else.
And I am. But when you
deal with as many haters as
I do, it taxes your nerves.
Interesting. Stress leads to
"Girls Gone Wild."
Look who's talking.
Look who's stripping.
Ooooh.
Practicing witchcraft might make
someone a freak but not a slut.
Right.
But I might be both.
Cool.
But you telling me, that you
get one little catty
note too many. It's a f***ing
joke!
Look. I'm telling all of you,
like I told Dr. Day,
like I told the school board,
I've been stressed!
And on the advice of a
really, really, really
expensive lawyer,
I've said all I can say.
I know, right? And she's the
f***ing nerd of this party.
And you're the f***ing freak
who says she talks to corpse.
Obviously. She's talking to you.
Aww... You two.
Metal and Goth come together
in the haunted library.
It's really sweet.
Don't patronize me, b*tch. My parents
are not on your mommy's pay roll.
And this place is haunted, and
everybody knows it.
It happened last year when
that old dude died.
My first year at Crestview, and
the school fucks over
this geriatric Indian, to take
his house.
Then demolishes it to
build, this.
Really? An Indian? You know
and "Indian" Indian?
Strange, but true, Scooby-Doo.
And ever since then, this entire
school has been cursed.
All that haunted library sh*t
is sh*t.
You afraid of ghosts, tough guy?
You know this cast is going to come
off one day, right, tough guy?
We could find out if this place is
cursed if you really wanted to.
How?
Yes.
Howwww?
Wow. Jesus f***ing christ.
The pictures are
familiar to the spirit.
Spread them on the table.
They look really angry.
I would be too. Since this guy,
General Andrew Winston Clark,
stole some land from an Apache
tribe, back in the 1870s.
Land that became Crestview.
Clark? Any kin to you?
No way. This guy led a whole
calvary into battle.
But he did steal the land and
kill a bunch of natives.
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