Maskerade Page #3

 
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2009
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SUPER C*NT.

- NICE WORK.

- HI.

WHAT ARE YOU GUYS DOING HERE?

- YOU LIKE THIS?

- I LOVE IT, MAN.

I'M GONNA BE OUT HERE

ALL THE TIME.

- WHAT DOWN PAYMEN DID YOU PUT DOWN ON THIS?

- I THOUGHT YOU, LIKE,

HATED ME OR SOMETHING.

- EVAN MADE US PROMISE.

HE WANTED IT TO BE

REALLY SPECIAL.

- YOU DID LOOK SO SAD YESTERDAY,

AND I FELT TERRIBLE.

I WAS GONNA TELL YOU

IF YOU STARTED CRYING.

- THAT'S VERY SWEET OF YOU.

- SO THIS IS IT, HUH?

- YEAH.

- IT'S REALLY CUTE.

IT'S, LIKE,

BED AND BREAKFASTY.

- FOR THE MANSON FAMILY.

- YOU'RE SUCH A B*TCH.

HEY, GUYS.

WHERE YOU GOING?

- AH, WE'RE GOING OVER

TO THE GRAVEYARD.

- THE GRAVEYARD?

THAT'S SO CREEPY.

- TOTALLY.

- OKAY, LET ME SHOW YOU

THE REST OF THE HOUSE.

YOU WILL NOT BELIEVE

WHAT THEY LEFT BEHIND.

- DID THEY TELL YOU

HOW MANY ACRES THIS IS?

- IT'S ABOUT 40

GOING THAT WAY.

- DUDE, YOU SHOULD SET UP

A SHELTER:

FOR AGRICULTURAL RENTALS--

WRITE THE WHOLE PLACE OFF.

WHAT?

I STUDIED.

- IT'S NOT THAT MUCH

TO WRITE OFF, BUDDY.

I APPRECIATE IT.

- NOT EVERYTHING'S

AN INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY.

- I MEAN, HAVE YOU EVEN BEEN

ON A REAL VACATION?

- YEAH, THERE WAS THAT YOUNG

LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE IN BURMA.

- THAT DOESN'T COUNT.

IT DOESN'T COUN IF YOU HAVE TO BE THERE.

- HEY, CHECK OUT THIS STAFF

I FOUND.

- HOLY...

- CHECK THAT BABY OUT.

I THINK IT'S NATIVE AMERICAN.

- NATIVE AMERICAN?

WHAT DO YOU THINK THIS IS, LIKE,

A FALCON HEAD OR SOMETHING?

- HEY, GET BACK HERE.

[eerie music]

- WHAT THE HELL?

- THIS IS BADASS.

- WHAT?

- THIS WASN'T ALL

DUG UP BEFORE.

- SO?

- THIS IS WHERE I FOUND

THE STAFF.

WHEN I PULLED IT OUT,

THERE WAS JUST A TINY HOLE.

THERE WAS A RAUNCHY

F***ING SMELL,

BUT IT WASN'T ALL DUG UP

LIKE THIS.

- WELL, SOMETIMES

WHEN I PULL IT OUT,

THERE'S A RAUNCHY SMELL TOO.

- YOU'RE F***ING DISGUSTING.

- I KNOW. I'M SORRY.

- MAYBE, LIKE, A GOPHER DID THIS

OR SOMETHING.

YOU KNOW, ANIMALS ARE ATTRACTED

TO STRONG SMELLS.

- YEAH, REMEMBER

BACK IN HIGH SCHOOL

WHEN I BURIED THAT WEED

IN MOM'S ROSE GARDEN

AND MAGGIE DUG IT UP?

- I DO REMEMBER THAT.

YOU WANT TO KNOW WHY

I REMEMBER THAT?

'CAUSE THAT WAS MY WEED.

- NO, IT WASN'T.

WAS IT?

F***, I LEARNED MY LESSON.

NEVER HIDE THE KUSH

IN THE BUSH.

GO FOR BIG.

- HEY, LOOK.

DON'T TELL THE GIRLS ABOUT THIS,

ALL RIGHT?

I DON'T WANT TO GET THEM

ALL FREAKED OUT.

- ALL RIGHT.

MY LIPS ARE SEALED.

- OH, YEAH?

SO WERE ANNETTE'S.

- COME ON, DUDE.

THAT WAS A LONG-ASS TIME AGO.

SHE'S LIKE MY LITTLE SISTER NOW.

- SO YEAH, YOU WANT TO F***

YOUR LITTLE SISTER?

- YOU'RE DISGUSTING.

- I SAID "LIKE"

MY LITTLE SISTER.

JUST MEANS...

- SHUT UP.

THAT SHE'S SIMILAR

BUT NOT EXACTLY--

I'LL F*** YOUR LITTLE SISTER,

THOUGH.

- COME ON, MIKE.

- SHE'S GOT BIG TITS

FOR A 14-YEAR-OLD.

- WHAT?

- SHUT UP.

SHE WAS IN A WHEELCHAIR.

[eerie music]

[car horn honks]

- PAINT'S HERE.

YOU GOT HERE FAST.

- I DON'T...

MIND GETTING OUT OF THE SHOP

IF I'VE GOT AN EXCUSE FOR IT.

- WELL, WE'RE HAPPY

TO BE YOUR EXCUSE.

- YEAH.

[laughter]

- MR. PECK?

[engine turns over]

HEY.

IS THERE SOMETHING I SHOULD KNOW

ABOUT THIS HOUSE?

GOSH.

- WHAT'S HIS PROBLEM?

- SOMETHING FREAKED HIM OUT.

SOMETHING REALLY SPOOKED HIM.

- NAH, HE'S JUST PISSED

HE LET THIS PLACE

SLIP THROUGH:

HIS DIRTY OLD FINGERS.

- I DON'T KNOW.

HE LOOKED PRETTY SCARED.

HERE, GIVE ME THAT.

THANKS.

THAT WAS SO WEIRD.

WHAT ARE YOU CARRYING?

NOTHING?

OF COURSE.

- HEY, JEN.

I BET I KNOW WHY HE WAS

ALL BITTER.

HE PROBABLY WANTED HIS HANDS

ON ALL THE ANTIQUES.

- ANTIQUES?

WHAT ANTIQUES?

- IT'S A GOLD MINE, BROTHER.

- STUPID FALCON HEAD.

- HAVEN'T CHECKED THIS OU REALLY YET.

- OH, MY GOD.

[chuckles]

OH, THIS HAS GOT TO BE

GOOD STUFF.

- GIVE ME THAT.

DUDE, YOU CAN'T DRINK

THIS STUFF.

THIS IS, LIKE, $1,000 BOTTLE

OF WINE.

- WHAT?

SHUT UP.

- YOU, MY FRIEND,

HAVE HIT THE BOOZE JACKPOT.

THESE REDNECKS GOT THEIR HANDS

ON SOME PRETTY F***ING RARE

FRENCH WINE.

THIS IS--

THIS DATES BACK TO...

F***,

WHEN LINCOLN WAS IN OFFICE.

- SH*T.

- OH, LOOK.

WE CAN DESIGN OUR OWN CLOTHES.

- OH, LOOK.

WE CAN HAVE TEA PARTIES TOO.

- MOST GIRLS LIKE TO DESIGN

THEIR OWN CLOTHES.

- WELL, I LIKE 10-YEAR-OLDS

IN CHINA TO SEW MINE.

[laughter]

- AND YOU'RE GOING TO HELL.

- YOU KNOW WHAT THEY SAY:

HEAVEN FOR THE WEATHER,

HELL FOR THE COMPANY.

- [laughing]

SPEAKING OF HEAVEN AND HELL,

HOW'S IT GOING WITH YOU AND KEN?

- WELL...

- WELL?

- I JUST WEAR

THAT SLAVE LEIA COSTUME,

AND I GET ALL THE ATTENTION

I WANT.

- OH.

- I HAD A THOUGHT.

- MM-HMM.

- YOU KNOW WHAT WOULD BE FUN?

- NO.

- A LITTLE MIKE AND ANNETTE

ACTION.

- OOH, YEAH.

- NO!

- YEAH!

- YOU USED TO THINK HE WAS HOT.

- YEAH, WHEN WAS FIVE.

- AND YOU'RE NEWLY SINGLE.

AND--NO.

IT'LL BE FUN.

- HE HAS MORE HAIR ON HIS BACK

THAN HE HAS ON HIS HEAD.

- I KNOW, BUT THEN

YOU COULD JUST RUN

YOUR FINGERS THROUGH IT.

- A LITTLE TESTOSTERONE OVERDOSE

WOULD BE GOOD FOR YOU.

- IT'S GOING TO BE

A LONG WEEKEND.

- I WOULD NOT BANG MIKE

TO SAVE HIS LIFE.

- 10 BUCKS SHE DOES.

- I'LL TAKE THAT ACTION.

- YOU ARE SO IMMATURE.

- BANG HIM,

AND I'LL SPLIT IT WITH YOU.

- OH!

EW!

- [sniffing]

OH.

- IT SMELLS LIKE SATAN'S BALLS

IN HERE.

[coughs]

I'M GONNA GO CHECK

ON THE GIRLS.

- P*SSY.

- YEAH, I THINK I'VE HAD ENOUGH

FOR ONE DAY TOO.

- COME ON, MAN.

NO. COME ON.

WE GOT TO GO BACK THERE.

THERE'S PROBABLY, LIKE,

A DIAMOND MINE IN THERE

OR SOMETHING.

- I DON'T EVEN THINK I HAVE

THE KEY FOR THIS.

YEAH, NO, I DON'T.

- WHAT?

FINE.

[tense music]

- [laughing]

OH, MY GOD!

THAT WAS F***ING PERFECT.

DUDE, YOU TWO WERE SO SCARED.

YOU ALMOST SHI EACH OTHER'S PANTS.

- F*** YOU.

- WHERE THE HELL

DID YOU GET THIS?

- I SAW IT WHEN I FIRST CAME IN.

I'VE BEEN WAITING

TO SCARE YOU GUYS WITH IT.

- [laughs mockingly]

- OH, SHUT UP.

THE ADRENALINE'S A RUSH.

YOU KNOW IT.

- YEAH, WELL, PAYBACK'S A B*TCH.

- KICK HIS ASS, DUDE.

- SPREAD 'EM.

HELP! HELP!

RAPE! RAPE!

- JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED.

- OKAY, LADIES.

WHAT DO YOU THINK,

CHIC OR SHRIEK?

both:
SHRIEK.

- OH, WOW.

- HEY, THIS WOMAN IS WEARING

THAT DRESS.

CHECK THIS OUT.

- OH, WOW.

THAT'S SLIGHTLY CREEPY.

- NO, IT'S TOTALLY CREEPY.

- OH, MY GOD, YOU GUYS.

YOU HAVE TO COME

CHECK OUT THIS TUB.

IT'S AWESOME.

- LOOK AT YOU GETTING COMFY.

- I CALL DIBS.

- OH, WELL, I BELIEVE

MY OWNING THE HOUSE

TRUMPS YOUR DIBS.

- OVER MY DEAD BODY.

- [laughs]

- GUYS, COME LOOK AT THIS.

THERE IS SO MUCH OF THIS.

- IS THAT STUFF REAL?

- WHO CARES?

THE COSTUME SET'S WORTH

A FORTUNE TOO THESE DAYS.

- HEY, JEN, WHAT DO YOU THINK?

IS THIS TOO MUCH FOR ME?

JEN?

WHAT IS THAT?

- LOOKS LIKE

MRS. TUCKER'S DIARY.

LYDIA BEAUMONT,

WHOEVER THAT IS.

- FAMILY MEMBER MAYBE?

- YEAH.

- WHAT DOES IT SAY?

- CHECK THIS OUT.

"LEONARD'S CONDITION WORSENS

WITH EACH DAY.

"SINCE THE DAY MRS. TUCKER

CUT LEONARD'S SCALP,

"THE INFECTION HAS SPREAD FASTER

"THAN ANY MEDICINE OR PRAYER

CAN HOLD IT.

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Stephen Briggs

Stephen Briggs (born 1951) is a British writer of subsidiary works and merchandise surrounding Terry Pratchett's comic fantasy Discworld. The Streets of Ankh-Morpork, the first Discworld map, was co-designed by Briggs and Pratchett and painted by Stephen Player in 1993. This was followed by The Discworld Mapp (1995)), also painted by Stephen Player, and A Tourist Guide to Lancre (1998), painted by Paul Kidby. Briggs also adapted over 20 Pratchett novels for the amateur stage – Wyrd Sisters, Mort, and Guards! Guards! (published by Corgi); The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents, Johnny and the Dead, and Dodger (Oxford University Press); Going Postal, Night Watch, Interesting Times, The Fifth Elephant and The Truth (Methuen / A.& C. Black); Making Money, Carpe Jugulum and Maskerade (Samuel French); Feet of Clay, The Rince Cycle – mainly a combination of The Colour of Magic and The Light Fantastic – and Unseen Academicals (Oberon); his adaptation of Lords and Ladies is unpublished. The Discworld encyclopaedia The Discworld Companion, published in 1995 with updated editions in 1997 and 2003 (the latter entitled The New Discworld Companion, is derived from Briggs' database of Discworld information). The fourth edition of the Companion was published in 2012 under the title Turtle Recall. In 2007 Briggs published The Wit and Wisdom of Discworld, a compilation of quotes from the Discworld novels. He also collaborated with Pratchett in Discworld Diaries and Nanny Ogg's Cookbook. Briggs has also recorded audiobook versions of certain Discworld works, in editions released by Isis Publishing and by HarperCollins in the US. In 2004, he received an Audie Award for his audiobook recording of Monstrous Regiment. more…

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