Pitching Tents
Friday night
I just got back
I had my eyes shut
was dreaming 'bout the past
while the radio played
should of got movin'
some reason I stayed
different place
I realized
I was falling of the face of
your world
and there was nothing
left to bring me back
and there's nothing left
to bring me back today
took a ride
went downtown
the streets were empty
there was no one around
to the place that we used to
know
in all the places we used to go.
Whoa, that's good!
You have outdone yourself.
That is a freakin' masterpiece.
Michelangelo!
Hey Tony,
if you're selling beef,
why did you want a dairy cow?
'Cause tits sell.
Here, here's your pay.
I gave you an extra ten.
Have a great time at trout camp.
Now gimme a little more yellow
in that hat though, huh?
You got it.
Alright, have a good night.
Goodnight Michelangelo!
And there's nothing
to bring me back today
bring me back today
bring me back today
to bring me back today
bring me back today
bring me back to day.
Happy Thursday
to you, let's brighten up
the day with a big smile.
Today for lunch, we're having
Salisbury steak, sweet corn...
out of my way dork!
Oh, what are you going to do?
I saw that Van Dexter, you
little prick.
Your ass is grass.
Your welcome Tim, don't
let it get you down.
I was bullied when I was your
age.
Really?
I've had hair like this
since I was 11 years old.
The older boys used to
paint nipples on my head
and make me dress like a girl.
But you have a bright
future ahead of you son.
That little turd will be lucky
if he can get a job scraping
chewing gum
off the floor of an adult
bookstore.
But if there's one thing
I've learned in life,
and you pay close attention,
avoid home room like the plague.
Look I know why I'm here, okay,
she deserved to be called
a castrating b*tch.
Sometimes these freshman girls,
they...
Warren, that's not why you're
here.
Unfortunately, with the budget
cuts,
there's a chance they may need
to let go
year.
I'm sure Janet will land on
her feet.
I'm not following.
Warren, you may lose your job.
What?
But I've been here longer.
It's not about seniority
anymore.
closer look at job performance.
Part of their evaluation
is based on percentages
of kids that you helped to
get into college this year.
Oh, I am absolutely kicking
ass there.
Well, your numbers have fallen.
With just a few weeks
left in the school year,
Janet is up by one student.
That's impossible, Janet stinks.
That instead of college,
Brian young has decided
to go out to defend our country.
And there's Tommy
brewer, and Vicky Collins.
I got them into Pitt.
They're going to be in
a hospital for a year,
and I have to suffer?
Come on!
It's not me.
It's the numbers.
Well tom, this is my school.
These are my kids.
I mean there has to be something
I can do?
Warren, it's fourth and long,
and you're down by six,
with one minute left.
You have to be Terry Bradshaw,
and throw a hail Mary into the
end zone.
You f***er!
All my hard work to get
you into slippery rock,
and you pull this sh*t
right before school's out.
I hope you know your goddamn
stunt's gonna have me
living in my car and eating cat
food.
After praying with my
parents and my pastor,
I decided it's best if I join
the army.
"I was praying with my parents"
you p*ssy.
Laura, hi.
Congratulations, I hear
miss Phillips father
got that scholarship to
beaver college for shot put.
Lacrosse actually.
college is not for everyone.
A girl like you, might be better
suited for the peace corps.
you to do annoying things like
arms.
Think about it.
Ssh.
Just think.
Although beaver is perfect for
her.
Juvie.
Dropout.
Retard.
Danny Whitaker, not a
complete waste of life.
Frank, hey, Warren mulligan
over here at Grandview,
how goes it?
Good buddy, listen, I'm sorry
about that kid dropping out
last minute, but I got
the perfect replacement.
Waiting list?
At slippery rock?
Can't you just white out that
kid's name,
and put in this new guy?
Alright look frank, I need a
favor.
I gotta get this kid in okay?
I could lose my job for Christ's
sakes.
Am I in trouble or something?
As a matter of fact, every time
I walk into the supermarket
to grab a couple of
yams and some baby oil,
I see one of your murals,
I feel like I'm walking
into the Guggenheim.
Wow, thanks.
Big plans for the weekend?
Um, no, no, not really.
So you're not going to
Oh, um, you know, I'm not
really sure.
I wouldn't have told my
counselor either.
But I know, that this weekend
you're going
to be in the woods with your
friend,
you're going to get drunk,
you're going to party.
And then you're going to
look for this mysterious
group of girls who swims naked.
Goddess camp?
Here's my advice, don't do it.
Yeah, I understand why it
sounds like a lot of fun.
Before you know it, you're
going to be lost in the woods,
drunk by yourself, dreaming of
a goddess who doesn't exist,
masturbating in a poison Ivy
bush,
and there's nothing more
humiliating
than your mother dabbing
Colamine lotion
onto your grapefruit sized
testicles.
Yeah, I can laugh about it now.
I mean, you guys actually
thought that was real?
It's an urban myth.
Pretend you don't know me.
Seriously Dan, what are
With my friends this summer,
and then look for a job.
What if I get you into college?
College?
I mean, I didn't apply to any.
Doesn't matter.
I got a friend over at slippery
rock
who would love to meet with you
on Monday.
Yeah, I don't think
college is really my thing.
Danny, college is awesome.
It was the best six years of my
life.
I thought I was Henry
Miller for Christ's sake.
I'd sit around naked, smoking in
my dorm,
nin.
She was an author, Cuban and
French,
kinda like a cigar made our of
ham.
Doesn't matter, she's dead now.
Point is, she was f***ing hot.
That's real great.
Yeah, it's 1984 Danny.
You're gonna need a college
education
to get any kind of a real job.
Alright, I mean, what
would I even major in?
Who gives a sh*t.
It's a chance to get out of this
town,
and do something with your life.
Here, give this to your parents.
I'm sure they'll agree with me.
They can call me any time of day
or night
with any questions they have.
You're a bright kid.
It's time for you to start
dreaming.
Ah, Bonjour Daniel.
Bonjour mom.
Honey, can we stop with the
French,
we're German and Irish
for crying out loud.
I'm just practicing.
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