Cavemen Page #2
So what? There are plenty of guys
are age who are looking for love.
Sure there are.
Name one.
F*** you guys.
Were you just...
- It was a self-point.
- It was a self-point?
Hello. And welcome back
to Here Comes the Bride.
One last question before asking
Groom number one:
What will you do to make
me fall in love with you?
Well, I'm a live life
on the edge kinda guy,
so I think we'd probably
do a lot of skydiving
or bungee jumping or off roaring
in my new 4-wheel drive.
Oh. Ha! I like that.
Groom number two?
Well, since I'm a personal
trainer, my plan is
Oh, personal trainer?
That's really original.
Sounds sweaty.
What will you do to make
me fall in love with you?
To make somebody fall
in love with you.
For the simple reason
that love is predestined.
It's about fate.
It's about magic.
It's about are we
meant to be together?
And while I don't know the
future, I can offer you this:
If you're my destiny, I will love
you with everything that I've got.
Love that answer.
Yeah, but he won't get picked.
Do you wanna know why?
Hmm. Cause he's a geek?
Well, yeah that, and the fact
that he's losing his hair.
See, the chicks on
this show know exactly
who they're gonna marry
the second the guys
Wait? Are you saying
that people that
go on dating shows are shallow?
Shocking.
To men who have healthy
heads of hair.
It's a sign that their offspring
will survive in the next generation.
Genetically speaking.
be speaking genetically?
I wouldn't do so well on this show.
What are you talking about?
You have a head full of hair.
Yeah, but my grandfather was
bald, so I know it's coming.
time left for me to mate.
What are you, a chimp?
I'm telling you...
it's all over for me.
Bald at 25. So tragic.
What? Really?
Wha? I'm bald?
I'm kidding, you punk.
- Thinning?
- I'm hanging up.
Slightly receding?
All right, neurotic. goodbye.
I think I'll marry...
groom number one!
Douchebag.
So, I'm at the post office, right?
I find that I'm two stamps short.
Check my wallet.
Bone dry.
So I turn to this girl behind
giving me a little E.
So I say, hey,
can I borrow two stamps?
But we gotta go back to
my place to get them.
So we go back to her place.
She's mad cash.
Full cloth...
I'm allergic to cats.
Before you know it,
she joins in, right?
We're both like, vigorously
just petting this cat.
And she says to me,
do you like my cat?
And I'm like, well,
this is perhaps
the finest cat I have ever petted.
She's working the
high hard fastball.
The high hard fastball?
His dick.
My dick.
What are you guys talking about?
Oh, must be a short conversation.
Uh, two whiskey sours, okay?
Hm. Why don't you
ever get on that?
Cause you don't sleep
with your friends, Jay.
Who says?
It's a well documented rule.
That's your rule, not mine.
Can you just finish
the story, please?
Where was I?
Right! My dick. Anyway, so
she lifts her head up, right?
Looks at me with those
baby blue eyes.
They were brown.
Brown? Blue? F***ing iridescent!
Doesn't matter,
cause I am seeing stars
at this point, gentlemen.
And you know what she does?
She hands me two stamps.
Damn, kid.
Feel free to use
that in your script.
Oh! What's up, baby?
So, Jimmy, how's school going?
Great. That's great.
Ahh, sorry this is so
last minute, Dean.
Can you believe the deal with my sitter?
Yeah. Why was she deported again?
Oh, I don't know. Something
about drugs or prostitution
or something. What did we
That they lead to an increase in violence.
Okay, promise you'll be good for your uncle.
All right, I left money on
the counter for dinner.
You guys can get pizza, but
be sure to get a salad, too.
He needs the ruffage.
Oh, but nothing with beans.
He can't process beans.
Just get outta here.
All right.
Thank you! You're a life saver.
Sure.
What's say we do something
educational, actually?
Like what?
I don't know, why don't
I let you decide?
Wrestlemania!
Hey!
Hey! Hey, are you busy?
Wrestlemania!
Um, can you give me a hand here?
Maybe?
All right. All right.
You're asking for it.
I don't hear. Is that a mercy?
I don't hear a mercy?
- Stop! Mercy!
- Do you hear mercy?
I'm not hearing mercy.
At all. Can you?
Are you done?
You're totally done?
- Yes!
- I don't hear it.
- Mercy!
- I can't...
- Mercy!
- Mercy?
I have to hear it louder!
Mercy!
Mercy?
Yes.
All right. Okay.
Yay? What do you mean,
yay? It's not over.
Are you guys having sex?
- What?
- God, no.
No.
Where did you even
learn that word?
Mommy says you used to date.
Oh no. Briefly.
- Yeah, one date.
- Yeah, in college.
We never ever had sex.
Yeah, uh, do you even
know what sex is, Jimmy?
No, explain it.
Yes, Dean. Do explain it.
Sex is like ice cream because
you, you only have it
with people that you
really, really love.
Have you ever had ice cream
with someone before?
No.
So you've never been in love.
Yes. That is right.
So do you masturbate?
You owe me. Big time.
I will, I will paint your
friggin' bedroom, okay?
Except I am not doing
that shade of yellow.
- Yes, you are.
- That is disgusting.
Because you owe me.
So figure it out.
- All right.
- Just make it work.
Well, thanks again for everything.
Ride included.
Well, note to self: buy a car.
Some day. Please.
Has your sh*t gone crazy?
Get out of here.
It's been two years, you know?
She's not gonna wait
around forever.
Yeah, well, she's a
fickle mistress.
Yeah. No kidding.
I will buy a car, when I have
All right. Good.
Done and done.
Now get outta here, you punk.
- Bye.
- Bye.
- Oh.
- Um.
- Okay.
- I'm so sorry.
I mean, really? Dean?
And I think our lips
actually touched there.
Are you wearing like a
peach, like, melon?
Okay. You know what?
It's actually not the first time
you tried to kiss me.
Really?
- Really?
- Yeah.
Because as I recall, it was actually you
who was the instigator of our one kiss.
The kiss that you bailed on.
Okay. Only because I had
just had a root canal,
to the start of the date.
My bottom lip was like still
numb. Give me a break.
Mhmm, and all this time I
thought that drool was for me.
Okay, seriously.
- All right, fine. Going.
- Hurry up.
Move it!
- Bye.
- Bye!
- Ow!
- Sorry.
That was really violent.
Not necessary.
Let us have wine, women,
mirth, and laughter.
Sermons and soda
water the day after.
Don Juan.
Oh, a literary man, no less.
Yeah, well five years of
And what dream are
we pursuing now?
That of the actor?
The director?
Screenwriter.
Hmm.
A bartender that writes.
A writer who bartends.
Huh.
Anything I might have seen?
You ever see The Hangover?
I did.
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