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1. Picture Day
0. Picture Day
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Oh, hold on-- call-waiting.
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Ooh, good. Talk me through a clothing crisis.
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What about your denim thing?
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Too Shania Twain.
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Hold on-- call-waiting.
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You, uh, hung up on me
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and you didn't look for the hacky-sack, did you?
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Gordo, I am in the middle of a fashion meltdown.
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All righty, then. Chicks.
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That was Gordo, obsessing about his hacky-sack.
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Boys.
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Lizzie, I need the phone.
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Well, that's a big problem for you isn't it?
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Oh, my gosh, you are so lucky you got that Delia's outfit.
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Three dollars an hour
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to clean Mrs. Fernelius's backyard
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isn't exactly luck.
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Lizzie-- phone!
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I was thinking more like Sarah Michelle Gellar thing--
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...or something classy, like Gwyneth
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at the Oscars.
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Phone, phone, phone!
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What about that red top you just got?
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Ooh, ooh, the halter with the bare midriff,
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It'd be so
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"Oops!... I Did It Again."
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Mom! Dad! Lizzie's talking about dressing like Britney Spears!
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Man, she's hot.
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Code Blue-- I'll have to call you back.
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Three... two... one.
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Honey, do we need to talk about this?
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Britney Spears is the one who got all...
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developed, right?
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Thank you.
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I really don't want her going to school looking like that.
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Not a problem.
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I couldn't possibly look like Britney for at least five more years
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and, like... five million sit-ups.
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Matt is exaggerating.
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I was just talking to Miranda
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about what to wear for my school picture.
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Well, I thought you were going to wear the sweater
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That's right, the red one.
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Oh... I changed my mind.
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Well, you loved it when you got it. Why wouldn't you wear it?
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Maybe 'cause it's hideous
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and it makes me look like a cookie-elf.
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No, it's cool out.
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Besides, it would really mean a lot to Gammy McGuire.
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-It's-It's just... -Come on, Lizzie,
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Gammy's not getting any younger.
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Who knows how much longer she'll be with us?
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She is only 61, and she teaches windsurfing...
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...and her mom is still alive.
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What do you mean you didn't do the math homework?
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I was going to.
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I'm supposed to get it from you.
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Angels in the Outfield...
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I don't care if Angels in the Outfield was on last night.
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I'm going to get in trouble without that homework.
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-Sorry, Matt. -Thanks a lot, you muggle.
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Oh, yeah, there's going to be a pop...
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What? There's going to be a pop quiz, too? I'm toast.
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There's no way I can go to school today. See you.
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But what if, like, the picture's behind a red backdrop?
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Honey, I'm sure it's going to be a neutral background and
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it's an adorable sweater.
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-Don't you think so, Matt? -What? Oh,
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I think I'm going to throw up.
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Don't make fun of your sister's sweater, Matt.
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No, I don't feel good. I think I'm sick.
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Uh-oh. Let me feel your forehead.
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Well, you feel warm but I can't tell if you have a fever.
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You go upstairs. I'll come up and take your temperature.
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Here, I want you to get some food in you and don't worry--
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It's going to be a big hit.
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This is the story of a girl
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Who cried a river and drowned the whole world
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And while she looks so sad in photographs
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I absolutely love her when she smiles...
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<i>Nine Days Absolutely (Story of a Girl)</i>
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How many days in a year
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She woke up with hope but she only...
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What?
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That's not really "Oops!... I Did It Again."
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That's just, "Oops."
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My stupid brother got my parents involved.
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They picked it out.
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It's just a picture.
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Will you stop staring at me?
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It is not "just a picture."
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We're in middle school now. These pictures don't just
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go home in an envelope.
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Your sweater just gave Rudy Velasco nose-milk.
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This is serious. These pictures will be seen by everyone...
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forever.
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-"Forever"? -Forever. I mean...
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haven't you seen your parents' yearbook pictures?
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I've got to get home and change.
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Go.
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Yeah, I'm taking his temperature right now.
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Your father's very concerned about you.
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-I'm really worried. -I know, you are.
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He is concerned. Here.
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Oh, my... 102. Wow.
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You stay put. You are not going to school today, young man.
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-Are you sure it's a 102? -Yep, 102 on the nose.
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You're probably right about the flashlight trick.
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And there it is. Oh, he's totally faking.
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Where do they learn these things?
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From some kid handbook we don't know about?
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Oh, don't worry. No, I'll take care of him.
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I'm sure you will, honey.
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Okay. I'll see you tonight. Bye.
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-How you feeling, sweetie? -Oh...
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You know what you need? Some soup.
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Chicken noodle?
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No, borscht. It's cold beet soup.
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A lot of Vitamin C. Real good.
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I hate beets.
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-Yo, Gordon. -Uh, hey, Craft. What's up?
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Have you gotten your picture taken yet?
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No. Fourth period. Why?
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'Cause we've got this great plan.
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See, when all the guys get their pictures taken
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the last minute, we're all gonna do this.
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Gonna do what?
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Do this.
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-Oh. -Isn't that great?
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It's awesome.
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We're straight-up playas, man. That'll show the faculty.
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Show them... what?
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Well... s... That we mean business. So, you in?
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I don't know.
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You better not be against us, man.
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and it's a long time till summer.
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I may not even have my picture taken.
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I'm going to tell my teacher
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I grew up with Kalahari Desert Bushmen
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and I believe if someone takes my picture
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and I'll be doomed to eternal wandering.
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You're weird.
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You don't get your picture taken till sixth period.
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There's got to be someone you can
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borrow an outfit from by then.
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What's going on?
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Whoa.
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Long story, Gordo.
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I got time.
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Okay, my grandmother...
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and, like, when I got to school,
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no one would swap sweaters with me.
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I didn't know your grandmother taught windsurfing.
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Thanks, Gordo, that's really helpful.
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You know, every school picture I've ever taken
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has been colossally lame:
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sixth grade, braces;
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fifth grade bee sting on my nose;
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For once, I'm going to look good in my school picture.
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I don't know why everyone's obsessing with these pictures.
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You're freaking out because of a sweater.
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How I look in this picture has a lot to do
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with what everyone in school thinks about me.
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and cheerleaders think about you?
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Shyeah!
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How you look in a picture doesn't mean you're a good person.
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I'm studying
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John Wilkes Booth in history.
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He looked good in pictures and he was kind of a jerk.
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It can be a little tough when one of your two best friends
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says things that are... kind of bizarre.
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Well, John Wilkes Booth wasn't trying to
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get Danny Kessler to like him.
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When both of your best friends do
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you just learn to deal with it.
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I got to go get an outfit.
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Same Skirt
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Same Blouse
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UH-OH!
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Throughout the animal kingdom, it's a well-known fact
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that the males fiercely compete
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But in middle school, girls get in on the action, too.
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-You're not wearing that. -I'm not?
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It feels like... I am.
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I looked for this outfit for weeks,
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and you had better change before sixth period.
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I'll pretend you're not a big snot-faced snot-head.
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You are not wearing that.
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"Snot-faced snot-head"?
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Well, I think I made my point.
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Okay, I'm done.
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Well, that's my little trooper.
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Bet you feel better now.
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Yeah. I mean, no... I still feel pretty sick.
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No, no, no. What you need is some peace and quiet.
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I do?
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Oh! Honey, you're burning up.
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Yeah. I got to sweat this fever out of you.
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-We do? -Yeah. I want you to go upstairs.
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I'm going to turn on the vaporizer
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and I'll wrap you up in the old wool blanket.
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But it itches.
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Well, only if you move around and you'll be
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wrapped up so tight you won't be able to.
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Uh-huh.
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Can I get some water before we go upstairs?
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Sure, honey. Go ahead.
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(jalapenos)
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These always make Dad's head sweat.
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(prune juice)
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Next!
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-Hey, Gordo. -No luck finding an outfit, huh?
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Oh, plenty of luck-- all bad.
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Bethany Adelstein says I can borrow her sunglasses
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so maybe people won't know who the poor little she-geek is.
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-Ow! My eyes! -Next!
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You got to trust me-- this picture is not important.
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It's not important to you; it's important to me.
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-Aah! Aah! -Next!
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I just don't see why we should give in to all the peer pressure.
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Because we have peers and they put pressure on us.
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Like, if it was just you and me, I wouldn't care how I looked.
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But I do have to live in this world.
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But I wasn't ready yet!
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Nice try, Gordo, but...
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I'm not going to let that happen to me.
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Smile. One, two, three.
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Next.
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Smile.
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That is not a smile.
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Smile.
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One...
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You got to survive at this school
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How this picture comes out has a lot to do
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with what everyone in school thinks about me.
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Two...
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Three.
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Ugh. Next.
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Outfit, outfit, who's got the outfit?
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Lisa Chung? No. She blew me off.
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Allison Gendel? She smells like feet.
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Tamara Scarpati? Oh, yeah, like that's going to work.
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Parker Mckenzie. Nah.
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She hates me since I sat on
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her Titanic lunch box in fifth grade.
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I'd rather die than go crawling to her.
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-Hey, Parker! Great shoes. -Uh-huh.
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I mean, no, seriously those are like majorly fabulous.
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Whatever. Yours are okay, too, I guess.
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You like them? Because you can borrow them anytime.
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And maybe I could borrow something from you
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Oh, that's right.
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I heard you were begging people for their clothes.
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Everybody thinks that's really creepy.
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Your shoes suck!
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Hey... tummy still jumbled?
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Um... no.
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Oh, good! You can help me wind some yarn.
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Do I have to do this?
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Yeah. Only until your body cools down.
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You still seem kind of feverish to me.
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Um... could I get some soda crackers for my stomach?
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Sure, honey.
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As soon as you cool down, you can watch some TV.
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-Come on. -What?
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Come on-- I want to show you something.
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Gordo, I'm busy, and this is important.
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My thing's more important.
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Take your pick.
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Gordo, where'd you get these?
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The drama department is putting on a play.
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The girl in charge of costumes owed me a favor.
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She needed a partner for a clog dancing class.
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I thought you thought
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this whole school picture thing was stupid
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that stupid things can still be important.
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You caved on the Ethan Craft stone-face thing, didn't you?
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Yes, but I still think that who you are as a person
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is more important than how you look in a picture.
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So as long as I'm a good person it's okay
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Yeah, it's okay.
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Thanks. I want the white one.
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This is so cool. So retro.
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It's so... absolutely perfect.
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Well, as long as you're sitting let's do some fraction drills, huh?
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103?!
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Oh, my gosh, you're really hot.
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Oh, honey, how did you get so sick?
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I don't know. Hot peppers...
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ice in my pants.
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No more yarn.
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Oh, my gosh, you're delirious. Lie down, lie down. Okay.
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Mommy is going to go and make the soup you like, okay?
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And then I'm going to run to the store
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and I'm going to get some ginger ale.
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And I want you to rest, all right?
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-Oh, you don't feel good, do you? -I feel awful.
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Being sick is complicated.
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Very Kirsten Dunst
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meets South Beach.
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We're going to look so good in our pictures.
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I know. Thanks to Gordo.
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I'm actually looking forward to next period.
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Hey, it does.
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Why do we have to draw fruit, anyway?
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I'm going to draw 'N Sync.
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You make pineapples look like skunks.
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Imagine what you'd do to Justin Timberlake.
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Why is Kate being all nice to Ed?
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And what's he doing with paint?
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I know. Kate's got a plan.
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She's hired Ed to whack Miranda's outfit.
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Miranda worked hard for three months to get that outfit.
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Her picture will be ruined.
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Hey, what are you doing?
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-Miranda, look out! -No! No!
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Are you okay?
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I cannot believe you did that.
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I can't believe it, either.
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But Miranda would jump on a paint grenade for me.
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Besides, green's very in this season.
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whose picture came out weird
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Smile.
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Smile. Come on. Your mother's going to see this.
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Smile.
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Miranda looked way awesome, and Gordo turned out great--
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But like Gordo says, I'd rather be a good person...
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...then look good in a picture.
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Besides... I like the way I looked.
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Well, she does have the sweater.
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Oh, yeah.
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And we don't have to worry about
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ordering wallet-sizes this year.
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Made for Sis