The Basketball Diaries Page #7

634

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I kept thinking

about his face...

635

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and death...

636

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what a cheat the

whole thing was.

637

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Hey, you guys remember

that Halloween

638

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when Bobby filled that

paper bag with dog sh*t,

639

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lit it on fire and put it outside

Father Dunne's door,

640

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and we all hid

behind the dumpster?

641

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Yeah.

642

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I could picture

Father Dunne

643

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comming outside, stepping on that sh*t.

Picture him in the john--

644

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scraping the sh*t

off his shoe like this.

645

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You think that'll

keep him out of heaven?

646

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Are you kidding?

Jesus Christ himself

647

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would have laughed at that.

It was hilarious!

648

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What about the time

at the formal

649

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when Bobby got caught

in the bathroom

650

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with Mary Ann Dugan

651

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and McNulty came in

and busted him?

652

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He was, like,

"Father, I swear.

653

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We weren't

doing anything."

654

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Meanwhile she's got

a giant wad of cum

655

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hanging off her face.

656

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I tell you, that kid

was definitely a pisser.

657

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It was weird

seeing him today, man.

658

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He was all shriveled up and wrinkled.

He looked like my grandfather.

659

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I'll tell you what,

though.

660

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That kid was

in so much pain,

661

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it's better off

he died.

662

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How the hell

would you know, Mickey?

663

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Did you go

and visit him?

664

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Huh?

665

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Any of you guys

go and visit him?

666

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All right.

Then shut the f*** up.

667

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Hey, Jim. Look at my brother's

girlfriend in the park.

668

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She's sitting there, eating a sandwich.

669

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Next thing you know,

she's shot in the head.

670

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She's dead.

It's over.

671

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What about little Teddy Rayhill?

672

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Perfect example.

673

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Remember that night

he was up on the roof,

674

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and he was doing poppers, having

a great time, laughing his ass off

675

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He started

walking backwards...

676

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Boom! He fell right off

the goddamn roof.

677

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It was meant to be,

right?

678

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F*** that, you guys!

679

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Bobby was the best f***ing

guy around, you know that?

680

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What are you,

a bunch of idiots?

681

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You don't even understand,

do you?

682

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Jim, you all right?

683

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Huh?

684

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Listen, maybe you should talk

to one of the priests.

685

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I don't know. Maybe...

Maybe they can help you out.

686

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Help me out?

687

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I wouldn't ask one of those

cocksuckers for directions.

688

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You know what?

689

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You guys need to

lighten the f*** up, all right?

690

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Let bygones

be f***ing bygones.

691

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Shitty f***ing world.

692

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Live life to the f***ing fullest.

You know what I mean?

693

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Sh*t happens, man.

694

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Sh*t f***ing happens.

695

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[Thunder]

696

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Come on.

Let's go.

697

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Jim, come on.

698

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You're growing up,

699

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and rain sort of remains

on the branches of a tree

700

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that will someday

rule the earth.

701

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And that's good

that there's rain.

702

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Clears the month of your

sorry rainbow expressions.

703

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And it clears the streets

of the silent armies

704

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so we can dance.

705

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j& Ted sniffing glue

He was 12 years old j&

706

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j& Fell from the roof on east 2-9 j&

707

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j& Cathy was 11

when she pulled the plug j&

708

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j& 26 reds and a bottle of wine j&

709

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j& Bobby had leukemia,

14 years old j&

710

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j& He looked like 65

when he died j&

711

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j& He was a friend of mine j&

712

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j& Those are people

who died, died j&

713

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j& Those are people

who died, died j&

714

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j& Those are people

who died, died j&

715

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j& Those are people

who died, died j&

716

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j& They were all my friends j&

717

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j& They just died j&

718

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j& Those are people

who died, died j&

719

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j& Those are people

who died, died j&

720

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j& Those are people

who died, died j&

721

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j& Those are people

who died, died j&

722

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j& They were all my friends

and they died j&#

723

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Did I ever tell you about

the first time I did heroin?

724

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I went down

to Pedro's basement.

725

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All sorts of characters were in the

storage-room shooting gallery.

726

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I was just going to

sniff a bag,

727

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but a guy says,

728

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"If you're going to sniff,

might as well pop it,

729

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and if you're going to pop it,

might as well mainline."

730

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I was scared of needles,

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