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There are very few things in
life as purely terrifying

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as calling a twelve-year-old
girl on the telephone.

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Especially a really cute
twelve-year-old girl.

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"We're at T minus nineteen and
holding as the ground crew"

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"performs one last
technical check"

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"before the historic
Apollo 8 liftoff."

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She was in my home room in third
period social studies class.

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I'll never forget that day.

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Mrs. Ritvo let us
watch the liftoff on TV.

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Now, at the time,

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I'd just gotten over this whole thing
with Winnie Cooper,

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so I didn't really
know I was ready for love.

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I just knew that I'd lost all
interest in the space program.

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Blast off, splash down, blast off,
splash down...who cared?

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But then, my gaze
settled on...on her...

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...on Lisa Berlini.

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Lisa Berlini was the kind of
girl you dreamed about...

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...but who would probably never
even know your name.

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- But then it happened.
- Six,five,four,

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three,two,one, blastoff!

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She looked at me, did you see that?
She looked right at me!

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I don't know how to explain it ...

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... except to say that
when you're twelve,

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and a girl like that
looks at you like that,

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even for an instant, ...

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... everything else gets
blasted out of your mind

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and into the upper atmosphere.

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I was in love.

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"And if all goes well
on this mission,"

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"for the first time
in human history,"

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"man will orbit the moon."

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So now I was a man with a
mission of my own.

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I had to find out if she liked me.

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The only problem was I didn't
really know Lisa all that well.

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Oh, let's face it, I'd never
actually heard her speak.

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Maybe the easiest thing would be to
just call her on the phone.

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On the other hand,
maybe the easiest thing would be

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to just bump into Lisa somewhere.

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Casually. Accidentally.

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So I spent the next three days
tracking her every movement.

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At eleven twenty one and fifteen
seconds on Tuesday the eighth

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I made my move.

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My plan was foolproof.

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I could already see it happening.

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I'd look at her,
she'd look at me, I'd say

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'Oh, pardon me, I didn't
expect to bump into you here'.

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She'd say 'Just my lucky day, I guess'.

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One thing would lead to another.

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I'd suggest we talk about it
over an ice cream sandwich.

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Oh. Hi.

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How are you?

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Fine...fine...

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Well, bye.

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Fine?!  Fine?!

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I realized then, that there were
special things a man says to a woman.

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I also realized that I had no idea
what those things were.

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But now I was officially a goner.

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I couldnīt sleep!

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I couldnīt eat!

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Mr. Arnold!

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I couldnīt learn!

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Mr. Arnold! I'm waiting.

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Uh, well..uh.

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Could you repeat the question,
again. Please?

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I asked if you were present...

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- Who are you looking for?
- I'm not looking for anybody!

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Why are you staring at Lisa Berlini?

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What are you trying to do to me?!
Are you crazy?!

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Alright, if I let go will you
promise to be quiet? You swear?

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Did I say something wrong?

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- What?
Do you like her or something?

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What? Are you crazy?

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Where do you get ideas like that?

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Well, sort of.

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Wow, really?
Does she like you too?

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Paul, I have no idea.

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Do you know who'd know?

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Paul, you've got to promise me this
once, don't let anybody know, ever!

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Okay, okay.

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Who?

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And so began the great
intermediary fiasco.

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Patty Galvin.

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She lives right next
door to her

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and she knows
everything about her.

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Do you want me to ask?

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Torn between the forces of
torturous love

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and the fear of
horrible humiliation...

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I agreed on the sworn promise

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that not a word would
ever be mentioned

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directly to Lisa Berlini...

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... to let Paul ask Patty Galvin
whether or not Lisa liked me.

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After all, Patty did know
everything about Lisa.

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She had no idea.

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Well, what's she doing?
Where's she going now?

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- She's asking Tommy Rygot.

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Oh god, it's going to be
all over the school!

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And Tommy Rygot of course...

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... had absolutely no idea.

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But he was thoughtful
enough to inquire of...of...

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Who's she?

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I've never seen her before in my life.

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...of someone we'd never seen
before in our lives.

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Oh my god, no!

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What's she doing?!

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Paul, what's she doing?!

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After the great intermediary
fiasco had fiascoed,

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it was clear I could never be seen
by Lisa Berlini again.

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There were certain places I felt I
was unlikely to bump into her.

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I'm going to flush this tuna fish
sandwich if you don't want it.

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Paul, what did she do after the
girl asked her if she liked me?

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I don't know,
I was watching you run out.

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Well, I guess we've got
to go to O'Brien's class.

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Uh-uh. I'm not going anywhere,
she might see me.

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Well you can't just stay here all day.

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Why not?

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'Why not?' is right.

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I had running water, indoor plumbing,
tuna. I could last weeks.

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You're going to see her
on the bus anyway.

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Not if I walk home.

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Yeah, but what about tomorrow?

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Mom, I have a sore throat.

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- You do?
Come here and let me take a look.

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Say 'ah'.

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Well, it is a little red.

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Of course, the human
throat is always red

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but fortunately my
mother never looked at it

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when I wasn't complaining.

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You'd better go back to bed.

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Do I have to?

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No arguments. I'll bring
you some cocoa and the TV.

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Go on.

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After about two hours of
steady bed rest and television

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the world always
looks a little better.

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After about ten hours
it always looks a lot worse.

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I started to feel
disgusted with myself.

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I mean, what was I going to do?

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Spend the rest of my life
watching 'Let's Make a Deal'

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because I was afraid of a
twelve-year-old girl?

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"As the astronauts round the far
side of the moon tonight,"

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"for the first time since the days
of Christopher Columbus,"

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"mankind will truly
see a new horizon."

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"But the thing that
amazes me most, Frank,"

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"is the personal courage
of those three men."

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"They are truly rising to
the challenge set forth by"

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"President Kennedy in 1960."

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"...while we cannot guarantee
that we shall one day be first,"

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"we can guarantee that any failure
to make this effort will make us last."

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Suddenly I realized
what I had to do.

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I couldn't run away
from Lisa Berlini.

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I had to take that brave
leap into the unknown.

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I had to pick up the phone
and call her...

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...right after dinner.

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"And if the moon
orbit is successful,"

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"NASA officials hope to meet
President Kennedy's challenge"

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"to land a man on the moon
some time in this decade."

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Well, I had a
challenge of my own.

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I would call Lisa Berlini by eight
o'clock tonight, or die trying.

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Honey, you're looking a little pale.

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How's your throat feeling?

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Pretty bad, pretty painful.

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You know, maybe I should try
looking at that throat when it's normal,

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just for comparison.

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Mom?

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Do you remember the first
time dad called you up on the phone?

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I don't really remember.

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- I think it was Macy's.

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Oh, that's right, Macy's.

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I was working at
a tie counter at Macy's

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and your father called to see
if he could return a tie.

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So you didn't even know him?

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Well, yeah, I knew him.

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Well, I was the one
who sold him the tie.

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I remember holding it up to him to
see if it matched his shirt.

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So were you hoping
he'd call you?

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Hoping? No.

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I just sold him the tie and I
figured that was pretty much it.

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Well, this was really it.

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Hi, this is Kevin.

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Hi, this is Kevin.

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Hi, this is Kevin.

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Just do it! Do it now.

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Hi, this is Kevin.
How are you?

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Uh, fine. What's up?

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Um, nothing. I just wanted to
see how your day was.

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Oh, it was fine.

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So what happened in math?

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Nothing.

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Did you do anything good in gym?

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No, not really.

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Nothing?

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No, not really.

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For god's sake, Paul!

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Your life is so boring.
It's really depressing!

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Hello? Hello?

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Well, something deep
inside me told me

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This was really, really, it.

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It wasn't the way every
muscle in my body tightened,

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although it did.

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And it wasn't the way every nerve
ending in my body tingled,

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although it did.

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No, it was the way
every piece of food

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I had eaten for dinner
suddenly went into the spin-cycle

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in my stomach.

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H-hello?

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Yeah Jeff, just a minute.
Wayne. Wayne!

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It's Jeff, but,
could you kind of keep it short?

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Because I got to, you know,
use the phone.

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I'll be off when I'm off.

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This happens to be a very
important phone call.

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Yo, buttface.
Yeah, how you doin'?

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Did you see the way I nailed
Jimmy on the bus today?

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Wayne's idea of an important
call was obviously a little

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different from mine, or any
human being's for that matter.

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Wayne, can this wait?

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Nah, in a minute.

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Oh yeah. Oh god,
he's a real weeder.

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You know, I think we should
all tie him up and uh...

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...yeah, all right,
talk to you tomorrow.

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All yours.

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Oh no, no, please, no.
Why didn't I call before? Why?

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Maybe he was just going to ask
if I wanted the door shut.

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Who you calling?

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No-one.

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Been waiting kind of a long
time to be calling no-one, pal.

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Leave me alone, Wayne.

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Could it be a girl?

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Leave me alone!

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Let's see, who could it be?

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No-one, now get out!

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- Could it be Debbie Ackerman?
- Get out!

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- Katie Osborne?
- Quit it!

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Well, the number's got
to be here somewhere.

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Thank you.

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Lisa.
Do we know any Lisas?

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That's not even it.

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Oh. I'm sure you won't
mind if I

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call her then,
will you, pal, huh?

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- Not at all.
- Alright.

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No!

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Give me it, please, Wayne,
oh god, no!

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Please, please,
oh please! Give...

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- It's ringing.
- Oh god, no! Please!

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Hey, what the hell
is going on in there?

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Nothing.

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Wayne, get out of here and
leave him alone. Now!

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Butthead.

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If I had a shred of manhood
in me I would call her now.

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T minus seven, six, five, four,
three, two, one...

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Hello. This is Lisa.
Kevin who? Kevin Arnold?

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Who's Kevin Arnold?

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Oh, hi Kevin.

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Hey, you guys.
You've got to hear this.

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I'm fine Kevin,
how are you?

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You don't say.

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We're here live at
the Lisa Berlini house

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where Lisa is talking to Kevin
Arnold on the telephone.

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Jim, maybe you have
an answer to the question

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we've been wondering about.

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Why would Kevin call Lisa when
it's so obvious she thinks

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he's a total jerk?

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I really don't know Frank,
but if we put our microphone

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up close to the phone

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we could actually
listen in on the call,

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although I don't know if
our audience will be able to hear

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above all this laughing.

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Eight o'clock had
come and gone.

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I guess I just couldn't do it.

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- Kevin. Kevin, honey,
you should be watching this.

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"For the first time ever
seen by human eyes,"

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"the planet Earth
rising over the moon."

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"Sort of puts things in perspective,
doesn't it Frank?"

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"To think that there on that lovely
glowing orb wars are being fought,"

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"storms raging, people are
being born, people dying,"

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"all our human conflict,
our passion, our pain,"

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"being carried on beneath that
veil of clouded blue."

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And suddenly
I got this funny feeling.

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Maybe I was blowing this whole
thing out of proportion.

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I mean, Lisa wasn't
going to laugh at me.

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And anyway, what if she did?
Did it really matter?

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And that's when
I knew what I had to do.

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I just had to pick up
the phone and call her.

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Lisa?

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Hi, this is Kevin, from home room.

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Yeah, right, the little guy.

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Oh, I had a sore throat.

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Nah, it's not too bad.

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I'll probably come
back to school tomorrow.

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Mrs. Ritvo? Yeah, she's so weird.

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