Wild Cherry Page #5
Okay. I got it.
At best it should be the sprinkles
on your icing. That's all.
Thank you.
Oh!
What?
I really appreciate it, Dad.
I promise he will only be my sprinkles!
Do you not want a salad?
You know she'll never do it.
What are you talking about?
Sex. You can
see it in her eyes.
She's just the type of
girl that leads guys on
and takes her
virginity to the grave.
But hey, call me when
you're tired of waiting.
Oh, nice suit.
You look like
a sperm with a face.
It's funny, yeah.
I don't have to remind you how
precise this work is, right?
No kidding around,
no joking. Seriously!
Relax, okay?
What is this?
Oh, it's papier-mch.
I just mixed it, so,
like, when it dries
it gets all hard
and stuff, you know.
So it means the faster you work, the
faster it'll mold to the frame, got it?
Yeah. So you're saying this stuff
can pretty much mold to anything.
Yeah, pretty much.
I bet you 100 bucks
that I can get every chick in the class
to touch my unit at the game next week.
A hundred bucks?
Yeah.
Oh, buddy, you're on.
Oh, Franky boy.
Easiest 100 bucks
I'll ever make.
Hey, man, where you going
with my papier-mch?
Oh. Wow, that's cold.
Chase has
something to say first.
I do?
Come on. Just
tell her already.
Come on.
I'm sorry for what
I said yesterday.
I'm sure that you and Stanny have, you know,
a very mature and loving relationship.
- Chase.
- Okay.
We came up with another plan. Something that'll
make the guys feel just as used as we do.
Keys and
a camera. What?
I thought they
locked this place.
They do. But I have the keys.
But you have to be quiet.
- Okay.
- Sh.
Take off your shirt.
Turn around.
All right.
Oh, nice.
They say if you block one of your five
senses, the other four become heightened.
Really? Like touch?
Pants, too.
Okay.
There you go.
Okay. I'll be
right back.
Okay.
I'll be here.
High school memory
And in September
Will you be
A big-shot
College jock
And forget all
About little old me
I know
I know our love
Was meant to be
So don't let
Our love become
A high school memory
I remember the prom
And the ball
And all the things
we've done
Don't let
these memories fade
Whoa, whoa, wait. Jesus Christ!
What are you doing?
What are you guys doing here?
I'm on a date!
Oh, man.
I don't believe this.
What are you doing?
Don't f***ing, don't...
Oh, shoot.
- You guys playing hide the pickle out here?
- No.
Well, I'm sure you got a good reason for why
you got your peckers out, so let me hear it?
- It's just a practical joke, coach.
- Yeah.
There's supposed
to be girls here.
Well, that might be true
and it might not be.
But put those puppies in the pound
and get the hell outta here.
Thanks, coach.
Who told? H uh?
Wasn't me.
on their own. Okay?
I can't believe this.
We gotta lock these chicks down, man.
- Stanford, I can see your...
- Shut up, all right?
We gotta do something
about this.
Okay, okay, I know what to do.
Just follow me. Okay?
They're everywhere, man.
He's just up here.
The guy who started the book?
Yeah, of course the guy who started the book.
We need help, we see the best.
Yo yo yo, check this out.
Howdy, ladies.
If one of you guys called about the
ten-speed, you're three minutes too late.
No, no, we're looking for Pete.
Ta dah. And that's
Handsome Pete.
Need a ride, step inside.
We're from Benjamin Dover.
That time of year again?
I should've known. It's the book.
Yeah. Uh, some girls
Look, we need your
help. What do we do?
Well, if you have 'em already
checked off, nothing!
Next year everything
goes back to normal.
No, that's the problem.
Yeah, uh, we haven't exactly, you
know, finished the list per se.
Guys sure have it rough, huh?
So much pressure.
Always having to make the first move.
That's why I invented the book.
It makes guys talk to girls.
It's an icebreaker.
Wha-what are we
supposed to say though?
Sensitive crap,
stuff from the heart.
You know, like maybe you
got some special talent.
You show her that, you're in!
I mean, I know I guy who got laid off
of making' a girl a macaroni necklace.
And if you're a dimwit and
you can't think of anything
drop the "L" word.
Mm, lesbian.
Oh, yeah.
Right time, right place,
that don't hurt, either.
Like a party?
Yeah.
Thats actually a good idea.
I gotta get this. It's
my macaroni necklace.
Hi, honey.
- So it's settled, boys. Party at my place.
- Yes.
Every man for himself.
I like it.
You all know what this is.
Skeet's party is this Saturday night.
We're all going to go
and have a great time
but you must remember that
there's gonna be temptation.
Alcohol, expectations
to give it up.
They're pulling out
all the stops.
They may even take
showers and smell nice.
These guys all think that they have us
wrapped around their little fingers.
But we're gonna go to that party and show
them that it takes a hell of a lot more
than some cheesy pick-up line or weak
attempts at flattery to get in our pants.
This is our chance, ladles.
We're the ones with the power.
So, who's with us?
Yes, Sabrina?
It's only six days left.
I think I can make it.
Well, did you enjoy your swim?
That's very funny.
Actually, I still can't figure out how you
got Coach Becker to bust us like that.
Luck.
- Look, I know what this is all about.
- And?
And I just, I think we
should wipe the slate clean.
You know, let's just forget
about the stupid book.
A truce?
Yes, a truce.
Okay?
Okay.
You're not mad then?
No, I'm not mad.
I should be asking you that. Okay?
I-I just, I want it to be like
it was before, that's all.
Sounds perfect.
Okay.
Well, I have to go.
Okay. Wait.
What? Oh.
Okay, bye.
Bye.
Dude, it's a trap.
I don't think so.
Stanford and I are just gonna put the
whole bang book thing behind us.
- Right.
- Well, he said so.
Well, I think it's the other girls that
we should really be worried about.
Look, worst case scenario, I stole a bottle
of these from my brother's private stash.
You put a few in the
punch, boner central.
- Oh my God.
- Is it safe?
- My brother uses them all the
time with his girlfriend. - Ew.
Uh, hey, Helen? Do you think we're
gonna want these old albums over there?
What?
What are you doing?
Packing.
Why, where are you going?
To Paris!
I've decided you're right.
We should get outta
here and move to Paris.
I'm coming with you.
I already talked to Uncle Jack.
He's calling around for me, and he
thinks he's already got a job for me.
It turns out they have the same sprinkler
systems in Paris that they got here.
Is that nuts or what?
You're joking, right?
I'm not gonna interfere.
We'll be like roommates.
Just treat me like one of your girlfriends.
You didn't raise an idiot.
I'm a strong person.
I know you are.
Well, you're not treating me like one.
I'm not your little girl anymore.
I can take care of myself.
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