Don't Be a Menace to South Central Page #6
Yo, Preach.
That's more than I can say
for half the homies in the hood.
- Why, little foots, you got a dream?
- Yeah.
I got a dream.
- Yeah.
Aaah!
Hey, Loc, I hope you ain't sellin'
out on me with no jive-ass dream.
Ah, hell, no. You know
I ain't got no self-esteem.
I ain't gonna grow up to be sh*t,
just like you, baby.
- They're probably over
at that trick's house.
- What trick?
Dashiki, fool.
- Ooh, I miss makin' love to her.
- Me too.
- What you talkin' about?
- I was helpin' you out.
- How was you helpin' me?
- You was locked down, fool.
Man, just give me the book.
Nothin' I can read.
Hey, baby.
Man, can you hook me up
with directions to Crenshaw, man?
Fool, you better get
your crusty behind away from me!
Man, I'll suck your dick, man.
- What you say to me?
- I'll suck your dick, man!
- Ah, man.
All right, so what
you want to do, my man--
Go to the corner, go about
three blocks down and make a right.
- You'll be right there
on Crenshaw. All right.
- Check it out
Hibbidy-hibbidy
and a hop-hop
Hibbidy-hibbidy and a hop-hop
Hibbidy hop
- Aaah!
- What should we do?
- Run like a b*tch, fool!
Mama! Mama!
No, man, we gon' die!
Aaah!
Aaah!
Let's go!
I'm hit. I'm hit!
- Hey, Legs!
Legs, you okay, man?
You got hit
by the bullets, man?
No, I got hit by a car.
Come on. Hey, n*gger.
Let's help him get-- Let's get him
in the truck. Hey, get his baby shoe.
N*gger, I know you're crippled,
but help me out. Come on.
- Why?
- Bring your simple ass, Tray!
Oh, my head. My head!
J-Nug, you all right?
Answer me, man. You all right? J-Nug!
- F*** it! Help!
- Sister, sister!
- We need a doctor fast!
- You know, I went to see
Jason's Lyric this weekend.
Ooh, yeah, G Money-- wasn't he cute?
Did you see his butt? It was hairy.
- I know you didn't think
that "ass-fro" was cute.
- We need a doctor right now!
- Yeah, I'm gonna have to
call you back, okay?
- Right now, sister!
- What I'm gonna need you to do
is fill this form out.
- Thank you.
May I have a pen, please? Thank you.
Excuse me. Do you know where
I can get some water around here?
Oh, God!
Here.
- Thanks.
- You're number 1,012.
One thousand, twelve.
One thousand, twelve.
Number 213. Now serving number 213.
- Damn!
- Damn, I hope I'm next.
- Come on.
- We're gonna do it.
Between
Crazy Legs being hit in the drive-by,
the Korean store shootings,
jail and Dashiki being pregnant,
- Dashiki, open the door!
- I felt like I was about to explode.
Whoo!
What are you doing?
Trying to win best actor
on the Soul Train Awards.
Look, Dashiki,
I want to be a father to my child.
And another thing.
I also realized
how much I love you.
And I wanna leave the hood
with you.
But there's something
we need to do before we go.
Look, I'm taking the kids
and I'm moving out of the hood.
I just wanted them to come
say good-bye to their daddies.
Gimme the man.
You're a good brother, Tray. Yeah.
Me?
I've been in jail
a long time, T.
Sometimes I feel like
a caged animal.
How come you never
came to see me, man?
N*gger, I don't know you.
Oh, yeah.
You don't know me.
That's right. That's right.
But dig this here, Tray.
Teach my son
how to be a man, Tray.
How to be a man.
Gimme some.
Jif!
Hey, what's up, home? Hey.
Hey, man,
you got everything?
Cool.
- I'm gonna get some, right?
- Oh, n*gger, don't even
play me like that.
All right. Come on, man.
Hey, what's up, Crazy?
Hey, brother!
How you feelin', man?
How you doin', brother?
Doctor say I ain't
ever gonna walk again.
- No, no!
- Oh, no!
- Homie.
- Homie.
- No.
- Fool, get off me!
You've been paralyzed
for the last five years.
Oh, yeah.
Don't worry, Legs, man.
When I find that Toothpick,
I'm gonna smoke him.
No! We need to put an end to
all this black-on-black crime.
- We need to call a truce.
- What about that time you shot Byron?
- Ain't that black-on-black crime?
- Yeah.
- No. Byron was light-skinned.
- Oh, yeah.
- Hey, you're about
to go to this party?
- Yeah.
- And, uh, you're gonna
be doing some drinking?
- A little something.
Let me tell you about
drinking and driving, man.
Boy, that sh*t is fun, man. Yo, what
you do is get yourself a 40, right?
You get on the freeway--
bam-- punch it to 85.
Then you turn off your lights,
let go of the steering wheel.
- Oh, it will bug you out.
You got to try it, man.
- Oh, man!
- I'm gonna try it.
- Hey, why didn't y'all
invite me to the party?
- Come on, Pop. You know
you gotta be 18 and older.
- Oh, man.
Besides, it's getting past your bedtime.
You brush your teeth?
- Yeah.
- Let me see.
- No. There we go.
- All right, I'm out.
- All right. Hey, hey, hey!
Before you go, why don't you
read me, like, a bedtime story,
like the good old days?
- All right. Just one.
- That's all I need.
All right.
Flip to a good one.
Here we go.
"This is the story
of Dick and Mary.
Mary lies on the bed
and spreads her thighs.
into her waiting vagina.
- 'F*** me, F*** me,' Mary screams.
Dick covers her head with a pillow
'cause she's too noisy.
- Yeah.
- Dick continues to pound
her swollen opening...
'til he climates.
'Oh! I'm coming! I'm coming!
Oh! Oh! Ohh!
- Yeah. Oh. Oh.
- Oh. Oh.'
And he falls asleep."
- Mmm.
- Good night, Pops.
Domino, n*gger! Yeah!
Hey, what's up,
what's up, n*ggers? Hey!
What's up, baby? Hey, what
you making, some Jiffy Pop?
- What's up, bro?
- What's up, baby?
How you doin'? All right.
- What's up, n*gger?
Black-on-black crime!
- What's going on?
What's up, man?
I got one question.
Who's got that chronic, n*gger?
- Come on, n*gger.
- Who got that chronic?
I got that ill killer sh*t.
Guaranteed to f*** you up.
Hey, n*gger, light
that sh*t up. F*** me up.
Hey. Hey.
Ooh!
- Toke! Toke! N*gger, toke!
- Whoo!
- Look at that sh*t! Ah-ha!
- Hey, man, he's going
into convulsions!
- Man, he ain't breathin'.
- He's foamin' at the mouth, man.
Yo, he dead.
Yo, pass that sh*t!
Yo, pass that. Whoo-hoo!
Hit it!
- Hit it, hit it, hit it, hit it!
Uh-huh. See, now, that's what
I'm talking about, Shabomboo.
- So good, so good.
- Yeah, nigga's trying to
hide the good sh*t.
Ha-ha!
- Baby, you wanna dance?
Yes, I do, but not with you.
All right, all right
All right, all right
Hey, girl, how you doin'?
My name is Loc Dog.
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