Good Luck Chuck Page #5
Are you trying to unhook my bra?
No. No.
I wouldn't do that. No.
Why not?
Am I not your type?
You are definitely my type.
What's your type?
Black and blue,
riddled with bandages.
And braless.
Yeah. Definitely braless.
Your move.
That's it?
Socks are next.
Slow down.
Wuss.
You really want to do this?
I mean, you really want
to take us further?
This is not happening.
I got to get it.
It's- It's my emergency line.
No. No.
I got to get it.
I'll be back.
I'll be fast.
Dr. Logan speaking.
Dude!
Is this an emergency?
You're going to want
to hear this, man.
Well, I am rather busy
right now.
Good night!
Whoa, whoa, wait.
Did you bone her yet?
Look, unless
this is an emergency,
call my office
in the morning.
Fine. You want
to lose her forever,
you hang up the phone
right now.
This is going to be
the best night of your life.
Are you still there?
Chuck. Are you there?
What are you
talking about?
Dude, it's that charm thing.
It turns out it's real!
No. That's not true
because you told me yourself-
Uh-uh, but now I believe.
I started
calling all your exes.
They're married.
Not just some. All.
A to Z on your Palm Pilot, man.
Susan Agrezzi
to Jeannie Zeigert.
Every single one
you closed the deal with.
And did you see this month's
high school newsletter?
Sarah McDowell.
What, the girl
I lost my virginity to?
Did you see who she
wound up marrying?
Tony Lamberto, that douche bag
she dumped you for!
You know what this means,
don't you?
You shake the sheets with Cam,
she's going to marry
the next guy she dates.
This- This-
I hate you.
I really hate you!
I got to go.
I got to go.
A dental emergency.
Freak accident.
Children, they thought
it was gumballs.
Ball bearings,
and it just f***ed up
their sh*t.
You look great.
I had a good time.
I got to go.
I got to go!
I can't believe you're
really considering doing this.
If you believe it
and everyone else believes it,
what else can I do?
Anything but this.
I got to be sure.
I've got to put the curse to the test.
Where is she?
She's beached over there
by the giant garbage bag
full of doughnut holes.
Eleanor Skepple.
She's angry, rude,
and she smells bad.
In addition to back acne,
she's got front acne
and side acne.
You see that glass of water there?
She keeps her teeth
in that glass.
So you're saying
that she's single.
She's your best bet, man.
You sink the soldier all you want.
This chick ain't never
getting married.
If she was the last woman
on the face of the earth,
humanity would come
to a screeching halt.
Hey, a**hole,
got my peanut butter?
No. My name's Charlie.
I'm sorry.
I was just wondering
if, um- if I could
take you out tonight.
How does that-
How does that sound?
You want me to elaborate?
No. I get your drift.
I'm sorry to have bothered you.
Pay you a hundred dollars
to go out with me tonight.
$200.
Make me happy.
So a thousand dollars,
and all you have to do
is take me to dinner?
Well, actually, I thought
that maybe we could,
you know, we-
you and I could, uh-
get physical.
All right.
I'm gonna f*** you
till you die!
And now we wait.
Oh, Coco,
I know how you feel.
We just put ourselves
out there,
and what happened?
I'm left hanging.
Huh, girl?
Has he called yet?
No, Joe, he hasn't.
Thanks for asking.
I really appreciate it.
God, I feel so stupid.
Why did I act like that?
Why hasn't he called?
All this waiting
is driving me crazy.
You know, there's always
some madness in love.
But there's also always
some reason in madness.
Nietzsche.
Been using the pages
of this philosophy book
for rolling paper.
It's like I'm smoking
their thoughts.
It's him.
Well, get it.
I'm gonna let it ring.
I'll screen it.
Sorry I haven't called,
but I've been really sick.
I can't even get out of bed.
Do you think maybe we could
just talk on the phone
or on the computer?
I'd really, really like that.
Call me.
I can't pretend
to be sick forever.
Come on, man.
You're my hero.
- I don't know.
- Yeah, you gotta do this for me.
You got this, my brother.
You're a crazy train.
You're the man
in the mirror.
You're a force of nature.
Hurricane Stu.
I can't do it.
You have to do it.
No one's asked her out yet.
Yeah, right. So I go out
with Eleanor Skepple
to test your curse,
and what happens next?
I'm walking down the aisle
with Shamu!
I don't think so.
Do you see what I'm doing here?
The friend card, man?
Yeah.
That's mean.
You leave me no choice.
Give me that,
you son of a b*tch.
If I marry her, Chuck,
we're going to hunt you down
and eat you.
Yeah, Stu.
I can't believe
you're still sick.
How long has it been?
Two weeks. It's, uh...
it's killing me,
but, you know,
I don't
want to infect you.
At this point,
I wouldn't mind.
You know, I feel
like a kid again.
I haven't talked
on the phone this much
since I was in high school.
That reminds me.
Would you go to the prom with me?
I love your voice.
The crazy things is,
I can't picture you anymore.
Okay, here's the update:
I am now 4' 3",
I weigh 235 pounds,
and I've got a cleft eye.
Can I ask you something?
Yeah.
Are you not into girls?
No.
No.
Are you... seriously, are you there?
Yeah.
I'm not... not into girls.
You should have seen
my room growing up.
It was full of posters of... of girls!
There was no guys.
It was girls!
Well, are you avoiding
actually seeing me?
No, Cam. I'm dying to see you.
It's killing me.
Then come over.
Right now. Wash my back.
Come on.
I'll wear a mask.
You could wear a mask.
We'll play doctor.
Ooh, boy. I want to,
but with the-
No buts.
I need to see you.
I need to see if that
birthmark you have
really looks like Alfred Hitchcock.
Now, wait. No. That-
That is a restricted area, okay?
Not everybody gets a peek
at the Master of Suspense,
if you know
what I'm saying.
If I can't see you,
we should take
our phone relationship
to the next level.
What do you mean?
Oh, yeah.
That feels good.
I like that.
Do you like that?
Like what?
That's my phone sex voice.
Come on, Charlie,
work with me here.
I want to. I just don't
think that we should do that.
I mean, nothing to do with-
Does your phone
receive pictures?
Yeah, why?
Sending.
Sending?
What are you sending to me?
F***!
- I got it.
- Got it?
I'm done for the night.
Thank you.
Oh, God.
Hold on one second.
Stu, what's up?
The deed is done.
I went out
with Eleanor Skepple.
I'm not proposing to her,
so you're in the clear.
Are you there?
Chuck?
I feel better.
Camcorder in the bedroom, huh?
Kinky.
So, for the, uh, camera,
do I have to sign a waiver
or something, you know,
for internet purposes?
You really want
to talk right now?
Whoa, those are nice.
Oh, God bless you.
You pushed me.
Sorry.
It's been a while.
I can see I'm going
to have to wear protection.
Stop staring at me.
You're creeping me out.
...no matter what your size.
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