BASEketball Page #7
- R
- Year:
- 1998
- 103 min
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I'm sick of playing
second fiddle to you.
I'm getting myself
a new best friend.
Wake up, b*tch. You're my best friend.
- Really? What?
Are we going to the zoo?
Fine! I don't need you. I'll get myself
a new best friend, too.
Go ahead. Go back to your fancy cars,
big bank accounts
your celebrity friends,
and your beautiful women
and Victoria Silvstedt,
Playmate of the Year.
F***!
Your life
is spinning out of control.
Seems the whole world
is out to get you.
Everything is wrong.
Nothing seems right.
There's a sinking feeling inside.
Even your best friend
has turned his back.
But you can't let it
bring you down.
You gotta fight.
'Cause you try,
but you can't let go.
It's when you're down
that you gotta get up.
Don't let 'em walk all over your face!
Stand up for yourself
and make everything right again!
Even if some guy's trying
to blackmail you.
And your girlfriend thinks
you suck.
It's up to you to let them know
it was some rich guy's evil plan.
Look out ahead,
there's a truck changing lanes.
You've got crumbs on your upper lip.
Warts on your dick aren't going away,
less you start using cream every day.
Ladies and gentlemen,
welcome to Calcutta international...
airport. It is currently
95 degrees with a light drizzle.
We hope you enjoy your stay
in lovely Calcutta.
Driver, I'm in a hurry!
Just take me to 7-1-1...
Beerswear Factory.
Hey, you!
- I am sorry. No entrance.
Who the hell are you?
- I factory manager. Who you?
I Joe Cooper. I mean, I'm Joe Cooper.
- Wait Mr Cooper, you must put on a hard hat!
This isn't good.
Do the authorities know?
in front of him disappears.
A familiar story,
but this is no ordinary Joe.
Joseph R. Cooper, the most loved
sports figure in the country...
vanished.
Elsie Melcher, a neighbor
who asked not to be identified, says
Joe Cooper left his house
2 weeks ago.
According to Angelique Bones,
a nosy b*tch who lives up the street,
he took only a toothbrush,
a wallet, a steamer trunk
and a plane ticket
to Calcutta.
Police have several possible scenarios
of what happened
to the man affectionately known
to the world as "Coop".
I don't know where he is. He could be
hanging in his closet. - Scenario 1:
He's hanging in his closet.
The night before his disappearance,
Coop's girlfriend paid him a visit.
According to friends,
they quarreled.
If you're looking for Joe Cooper, wherever
you'll find the most heinous
and vile exploitation of children.
Scenario 2:
Coop went to Disney World.
Here's a photograph taken just days
before his disappearance.
Here's a computer-enhanced simulation
of what he might look like today.
From Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
it's the Denslow Cup,
where the defending champion,
the Dallas Felons,
meet their perennial challengers,
the Milwaukee Beers.
Hello, I'm Al Michaels
along with Bob Costas inviting you
to join us here at Beers Garden
for Denslow Cup V.
We're in for a classic battle tonight.
You're right. We have over 100 million
people tuned in to see this game.
Many of them, of course,
with no understanding of the sport,
but fascinated by the flickering images
and the pretty colors.
High up in the stands,
pyrotechnic expert Sergio "Lucky" Ferouch
is readying another spectacular
halftime fireworks display.
Alright, guys.
You ready to kick some ass?
What's wrong? Why the long faces?
- Can't win without Coop.
We don't need Coop.
I'll lead you to victory.
We're supposed to be a team.
Without Coop it's not the same.
Even if Coop was to walk in here now,
it wouldn't change things one iota.
We can win this thing!
Are you with me?
That's the spirit! Are you with me?
Coop's here!
We're underway here
for the Denslow Cup V.
A stunned crowd of over 18,000
witnessing the Beers...
Come on, Beers! Go, Coop!
Hey, guys. Thought I told you
we weren't going to watch this game.
Miss Reed, it's the Denslow Cup!
These aren't the kind of people
to be emulated.
The severed head
was postmarked Denver.
The owner still
has not stepped forward.
Update:
The disappearance ofthe Milwaukee Beers baseketball star.
When Joe Cooper discovered that
Beerswear Factory workers were kids,
not old enough for prostitution,
he personally flew there.
His new, all-adult workforce
enjoys full medical benefits
and in-house child care. We are glad
that such a terrific human being
like Joe Cooper has returned.
If I were a woman,
I'd like to be his girlfriend,
walking in the park,
hand in hand,
wrapping my legs around him,
cuddling in the spoon position
and staring into his eyes
over our morning coffee.
Yes, thank you.
In a minute, another unsolved mystery.
- Come on, kids!
We're going to the game!
Ladies and gentlemen!
For the 7th-inning entertainment,
the National Baseketball League
is proud to present
a salute to our South Sea neighbors:
Viva Calypso!
We're up 16 to nothing. Have the trucks
pull up to the locker room.
We'll sort out the stuff
when we get to Jacksonville.
Hey, Baxter?
I finally got all the chrome off this for you.
Nice.
- You want me to start on this one?
Ladies and gentlemen,
please direct your attention to the
Malaka-Laka Balance Board of Trust,
symbol of brotherhood in many
Polynesian countries. In the role
of the downtrodden but happy natives:
Your Milwaukee Beers!
Thanks for flying back, Coop.
You really made a difference!
If not for your mess,
I wouldn't be jetlagged
and shitting curry.
- Guys, knock it off!
Representing their white
colonial oppressors:
The Dallas Felons.
Now let's all join
our Caribbean brothers
in the ceremonial handshake
above the Lagoon of Peace.
- Let go!
Stop it!
Guys!
Stop it!
- Money-grubber! - Powermonger!
Die!
- Eat sh*t!
Would you just stop it?
Look at you guys, fighting
on the Malaka-Laka board!
You should be ashamed
of yourselves!
Back in the driveway
we were nothing.
Now we've risen to the highest level,
but you're throwing it all away.
If you've forgotten
what baseketball means to America,
you have only to look at this board,
the Malaka-Laka Balance Board of Trust.
Don't you see
what we have here?
A game
where guys with bad backs
and bad knees
can get together and compete
as guys who are goosed up on steroids.
But more than anything,
isn't this game about being with
your friends and having a good time?
I remember...
A long time ago,
I didn't have anybody.
You guys took me in.
That's why it kills me
to see you like this.
If we can't be friends, then the heart
and soul are out of this game.
Certainly out of me.
I know I'll never get that back again.
We have sullied the waters
of the Lagoon of Peace.
I'm begging you,
for the love of our Caribbean brothers,
stop this madness!
Hang on! - Oh, my God! - Remember
to hold your breath just before we hit.
It is the most spectacular extravaganza
I have ever seen.
You can cram 3 seats into the space
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