Final Exam Page #2
That's fun.
I'm not so sure
you're too much beyond that now.
Well, that's the nicest thing
anyone said to me in a long time.
Those kids they
hate taking chemistry.
At least it's new to them.
For me, it's the same old
thing year in, year out.
And then if I do get them to
understand and they graduate,
then I have to start all over again.
Then why don't ya leave?
Because I love the sweet young
girls that throw themselves at me.
(laughing)
Why pull down the shades?
There's nobody left on
campus that we're fooling.
You don't think
I'll kiss and tell, do you?
No.
But I do.
I don't care who knows around here.
But if that red-headed
wife of mine ever finds out,
I'm dead.
So, how about a
little night cap tonight?
Oh, I don't know.
It's your last chance for
some nice firm flesh for awhile.
I leave in the
morning for the big city,
and you're gonna be left with nothing
but that sagging old wife of yours.
She must be almost 30 by now?
Hey, wait a minute.
You're talking about
the woman that I...
( laughs)
Well, mother of my guppies?
Uh-huh, and you love it.
So, it's tonight or who
knows when, hot shot.
How about here and now?
Uh-uh. Sorry.
This is final examination week.
Pop quizzes just won't do.
Tonight, meet me in
my rehearsal room.
And we'll go
upstairs to the art studio.
Art in the dark can be very tactile.
Yeah, I like it.
Studying form and texture.
( Class ) oh!
I can't help it.
I'm brilliant.
( Burps)
And I can't help
it because I'm offensive.
I'd like an A, please.
(sinister music)
Oh!
Coach!
You weren't ready, Wildman.
One of these days you
are gonna get yours.
Uh-uh.
You see, I'll be ready.
That's why I'm the teacher,
and you're just a student.
- Hi, Coach.
- Hey, Radish.
When you gonna do your
equipment inventory?
You know we've got a lot of
that didn't come back in yet.
Well, I was planning...
Well, ya see, we don't get much
in the way of athletes around here.
And I got to take a
little pride in somethin'.
You don't think some of
the guys are sneaking off
to try and get in shape, do ya?
They're not stealing the weights,
running the tracks at night
like they could be.
But now if everybody did that,
see I wouldn't have no job.
Wouldn't be nobody around
here for me to holler at.
Oh, look Coach. I got to go.
I'll talk to ya later.
I'll get on that inventory,
Coach, right away.
I got one more exam,
but it's under control.
See ya later.
Hi, guys.
Hey, you two look like
Well, it really
depends on our grades.
You never know.
- Have a good break.
- Yeah, y'all too.
- Yeah. You too.
- Bye bye.
(gunshots and screaming)
Oh my God!
Look out!
(screaming)
I can't believe it!
( Gunshots and screaming
continue )
What in the world
is going on out there?
(gunshots)
(screaming)
Lisa! Look!
Operator!
This is an emergency!
Get me the Sheriff!
This is Lanier College calling.
There's been a multiple
shooting on the campus quadrangle!
Listen!
Several students have been shot
You've got to get out here!
It's happening!
The psychopaths are here!
( Cheering )
Did you see that?
It was horrible!
They shot at us!
It was murder!
Cold-blooded murder and kidnapping!
How can you be laughing?
Didn't you see what happened?
Yes, I saw it!
But I also saw that the van had
a Gamma fraternity sticker
on the back window!
Oh.
All right! All right!
The Alpha Gamma strikes again!
( Cheering )
What are Gammas?
What are Gammas?
Boy, they sure did fool me.
I should've known it
was a fraternity prank.
Well, I wouldn't have known
either until I saw Wildman's van.
It wasn't very smart.
Neither is Wildman.
( laughing )
I don't know what
looks the least dangerous today.
Me either.
You know, I've never seen
knows something that we don't.
Yeah, they know better then
to have exams on the last day.
( Chuckles )
Everybody's gone home.
I can't wait!
One lousy recital, and I'm off, too.
Can't wait to see some new faces.
Eat in a real restaurant.
Hear some live music.
You want to sit here?
Sure.
Uh-oh.
Look who's coming.
Hello, gorgeous.
I think this one's for you.
Say, did you girls go
to the shooting today?
Very funny.
Were you responsible for
You're the leader
of all that rabble.
Not me.
I was at the
chemistry test, remember?
Uh-huh.
- The perfect alibi.
- Oh.
Say, by the way, when are we
going on that midnight ride?
(laughing)
Well, hey big boy.
How about never?
(laughing)
Well, everyone likes
to ride in my car,
but what's the matter with you?
- Not a thing.
- Well, hi Janet.
For me, it's not my
first time in a fast car.
I can't believe y'all
did that this afternoon.
is always on probation.
Hello, pledge.
Hello, sir.
You know, I've been looking for you.
There's some special duties
that need to be assigned.
We can do it later, can't we?
Are you refusing the
small request of a brother?
No, sir.
Did I hear you right, pledge?
Let's step outside.
car waxed. ( laughs )
Well, I hope they don't bother Gary.
He's very sensitive.
When are you going to realize you
don't have to fall in love with
somebody just to get a kiss?
So, the prank went really well, huh?
Sure, yeah.
I mean it worked out
really well, I didn't it?
Absolutely.
Right on schedule.
You know, it was a great idea, sir.
Not only a great idea.
It was a great diversion,
and I made my 82.
Great diversion.
You know something?
You might be ready
for the big league.
Initiation?
No, well...
Well, I'm proud
to be a Gamma pledge, sir.
I mean, we're the best on campus.
That's what I like to hear.
Look, each semester, one pledge is
chosen to perform the solemn duty.
Yeah?
And this semester,
you've been chosen, pledge.
- That's good, isn't it?
- Is it good? It's excellent!
Look, I want you to break into
Dr. Mahern's office
and steal tomorrow's test for me.
You've got to be kidding me, right?
- No.
- I mean, I'm not crazy, sir.
We all do it, pledge.
We've done it.
But this time, it's your turn.
I can't do that, sir.
Hey, Gammas!
( laughs)
That was great!
What a stunt!
(mimicking gunfire)
Yeah! We were great!
Weren't we?
Wildman.
We've got a little problem.
This pledge doesn't want
to steal the exam for us.
Oh!
Does he want his
brothers to have to study?
- It's not that, Wildman.
- Pledge, pledge.
I want that test by 9:00 tonight.
All you have to do is
jump over the door,
and you're out in 30 seconds.
I don't know if it's
gonna be that easy.
Oh pledge!
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