Mamaboy Page #5
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2017
- 124 min
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It could have been
a whether or not you stay or go.
Well, it could have been far.
It could have been,
are you gonna pay for it all?
Well, it could have been
any number of things.
But everybody knows it was me.
It was me.
It was me.
It was me.
It was you.
Whoo, you.
Well, well, well.
If it isn't lover boy.
Please, bronco.
I gotta go real bad.
Oh, you'll go
right, to the hospital
if I ever catch you putting your
dirty hands on my girl again.
Please, just...
Just step aside.
What was that?
Step outside?
You want to step outside
with me, do you loser boy?
Ow.
Not the nipples.
- It hurts.
- Come on.
Hit me with your best shot.
Pour it on me.
Why you little...
Do I detect the odoriferous
presence of smoking tobacco?
Uh, no sir.
I don't smell a thing.
Me and the boys were just
talking about what a smoggy day
it was, right, boys?
- Absolutely.
- That's right.
Yes.
So smoggy, in
fact, that there is
a substantial haze
curiously culminating right
here in the boys' bathroom.
Yes, sir.
Very curious indeed, sir.
Uh.
Well, we better be get going.
I don't want to miss any of
my algebra lessons, you know.
Nice seeing you again,
principal Miller.
Mm. The pleasure's
all mine, boys.
Kelly Hankins.
Just the person I wanted to see.
I am?
Yes. Yes, my boy.
It has come to my
attention lately
that your school work has
suffered a serious regression.
Well, my grades
have dipped a little.
Dipped?
Boy, they've crashed harder
than a bull rider's bottom.
I'm sorry, sir.
Kelly, in a class full
of chronic under-achievers,
you have always been
the one bright spot.
Confide in me.
Tell me, what's wrong?
Nothing, sir.
A social problem, perhaps?
You know, quite often,
such a dramatic reversal
is the result of a
lack of self-esteem,
the perception that
there's something abnormal,
that you don't quite fit in.
You're not suicidal, are you?
No, sir.
Well, see to it that you're not.
I would hate to have
my school tarnished
by your thoughtless act.
Still, I have this intuition
that there's something
peculiar you're hiding from me.
I can't quite put
my finger on it,
but rest assured,
sooner or later, you
will not be able to hold
it inside you any longer,
and it will burst out of you.
I'm sure it will, sir.
May I go back to class now?
You're dismissed.
180, that's 35...
35 pounds in six months?
I mean, I was only
supposed to gain 10
pounds the whole nine months.
Stop gorging, you Oinker.
Cut down on the chow or else.
Oh!
What the?
Oh!
He kicked.
Hey, can you hear me in there?
Listen, that's quite
a kick you got there.
I mean, you could
make all state.
What if you're a girl?
You can still make all-state.
People may laugh
and point at you.
Trust me, I know.
You might feel
scared or deserted.
But I'll always
be there for you.
I wouldn't do this
for just anyone.
You're special.
If want to sock me one
day because of all this,
I understand.
I just want to meet you.
I promise I'll do anything
to make that happen.
By the way, forget that crack
about cutting down on the chow.
You're gonna need all your
strength to play football.
Yeah.
It was disgusting.
Who would do that?
I have no idea.
Oh, my gosh.
Look at this.
Have you ever seen a
more pitiful sight?
He's gone from hot to so not.
From cool to fool.
From super
athletic to Mr. pathetic.
Well, Lisa?
Oh, from hunk to junk.
Nice.
Freakazoid warning
at 12 o'clock.
Let's get out of here
before he contaminates us.
Pure awesomeness.
This one's going viral.
Hey, wait.
Hey, stranger.
I haven't seen
much of you lately.
Speaking of stranger,
that's what you're becoming
more and more of every day.
What do you mean?
I mean, everyone
is talking about you.
What happened to only
gaining 10 pounds?
You've become the joke
of the entire school.
I don't care what
everyone else thinks.
What do you think?
I don't know, Kelly.
Part of me thinks you're this
special guy for doing this,
but part of me says,
stay clear, danger zone.
Stay clear?
Danger, really?
You're right about one thing, Lisa.
I am a special guy.
I risked it all for you, and
I'll do the same for our baby,
with or without you.
The decision's yours.
That's it.
Get those legs up.
Keep it going.
All right.
All right.
We're gonna do some toe touches.
All right.
One, two, three.
All right.
That's it.
That's a great class.
I'll... I'll see you next month.
You know, I don't know.
I just don't have the
motivation to work out anymore.
Yeah. You and about a
hundred other people.
Face it, Ace.
You've lost it, that
spring in your step,
the fantastic frame,
the pulsating pelvis.
Gone.
That's not all I've lost.
Lisa and I broke up.
Oh no.
Another abandoned
teenage mother.
Just another sad statistic
in this depraved society.
What are you gonna do?
I don't know, ditto.
I'm just so confused.
I... I don't know who I
am or even what I am.
I know exactly how you feel.
When I started this thing, it...
It all felt so right.
I mean, nothing else
in the world mattered.
Then when Lisa broke
up with me, it just...
I don't know if I
can continue on.
Hey, cheer up, guy.
It's always darkest
before the dawn.
At least it can't
get much worse, huh?
I got fired.
I got fired.
Important information for you.
Before you play
baseball, there's
one thing you must
do before you're
gonna be eligible to play.
And that's a physical.
We have a great nurse.
She's a new nurse.
Her name is Zelda.
Really knows her medicine.
But once you pass
the physical, yay,
you're ready to be a bloodhound.
You know?
It's just part of the game.
Just part of the game,
part of the process.
So I'd like for you all
to take a deep breath.
Everybody.
Ok. Now get up on your
feet, and exit this way
through the medical building.
Go ahead.
Atta boy.
Way to go, guys.
Way to go.
Please answer
following questions
to best of your knowledge.
- Age?
- 18.
- Height?
- 5 foot 8.
- Weight?
- A little over 160.
Must we weigh
you on scale naked?
187.4 pounds, exactly.
Have you been experiencing
any of following?
Unusual aches, pains,
sudden weight gain,
coordination
difficulties, nausea,
incontinence, breathing
irregularities,
emotional distress?
No!
All right.
Remove shirt.
I... I'm a little shy.
Hot damn!
That is biggest one of
those I've ever seen.
Do you want me to
put my shirt back on?
No, no, no.
No.
I am professional after all.
Where should we put this?
Ok.
That is strange.
I think I hear two heartbeats.
That's because, um,
as fast when I'm around you.
Well, you are a
sweet talker, you.
Yes.
You know, I could be charmed
into becoming cougar
for you, little lion cub.
You're out of my league.
Well, you'll let me know
when you graduate to the majors.
Gas.
Do you want my
professional medical opinion?
I guess?
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