Neighbors Page #7
- R
- Year:
- 1981
- 94 min
- 617 Views
- I can't hear you.
I'll call you next week. Don't forget
to mail my allowance. Bye.
See you later, wart-head.
Bye, Daddy.
Where are you going?
Oh, I have an emergency meeting of my
Native American art study circle.
- Where'd that getup come from?
- It was a present.
Oh, that must be Mr. Thundersky.
- Mr. Thundersky?
- My ride.
- Who the hell is that?
- Don't wait up. Bye.
Hello. I'm Charles Haults, president
of Spruce Hill Memorial Chapels.
For over 50 years, West Valley
families have trusted Spruce Hill...
...with the interment and care
Now, Spruce Hill Park
and Spruce Hill Monuments...
...join to offer you a modern concept
in funeral aftercare.
For the entombment
...Spruce Hill now introduces
an exclusive...
...aboveground display chamber.
Spruce Hill's aboveground
entombment utilises a method called...
...uniform Plexiglas enclosure.
It ensures permanent preservation...
...so your loved ones will be able
to see clearly and vividly...
...the object of their grief, forever.
Visit Spruce Hill's
Aboveground display chamber.
The time to choose your case is now.
Ramona!
I see you still have
the same old wallpaper.
Hey.
You two make a sharp couple.
You wouldn't believe it.
It happened at the same time.
Vic stared at me. I stared at him.
We both knew it was wrong.
It's just not gonna be any fun
without you.
Honest? Does that mean you'll stay?
- We've got plenty of room.
- No, no. We're past that.
- You're coming with us.
- Really?
Me come with you?
No, you don't mean it.
Sure we mean it. It'll be a blast.
Come on, let's go. We're getting old.
- The dishwasher's on.
- It'll stay on.
All right, damn it. You're on.
Let's do it.
This is crazy, but there's something
- Hold it. Not so fast, pal.
- What?
Don't you think you should
leave a note for Enid?
You're right. In fact, I'll leave
a little more than just a note.
No, no, no. Up front,
right next to Captain Vic.
- Where are we going?
- How should I know?
You tell me. I'm just driving.
- Off into the land of the great unknown.
- Look.
You weren't kidding. You really are
leaving a little more than a note.
Well, Enid never did like to come home
to a dark house.
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