Mr. Smith: Who can tell me what papier-mâché can be used for?
Danny: "For." Four? At four o'clock, we get to go home.
Mr. Smith: Danny! If you have something to say, please raise your hand first.
Chuck: Yeah! Stop interrupting!
Mr. Smith: Settle down everyone.
Mr. Smith: Now, Danny, if you are not going to contribute to the class, [n3@please keep your thoughts to yourself.
Danny: Yes, Mr. Smith.
Mr. Smith: Danny! I told you to settle down.
Danny: Sorry, my face was itchy!
Mr. Smith: Now, this is your homework for the summer.
Mr. Smith: I want you to make a papier-mâché sculpture.
Mr. Smith: It should illustrate something from your life.
Mr. Smith: It must be done when you come back to class in the fall.
Mr. Smith: Yes, Danny?
Danny: Can we make anything for our project?
Mr. Smith: Yes, as long as it's from your life.
Danny: So we could make miniatures?
Mr. Smith: Yes, but I don't see what's so funny about it. Yes, Tina?
Tina: Can we do something giant?
Mr. Smith: Well, it would take a lot of work, but you could if you wanted.
Mr. Smith: All right, everyone. Have a good summer!
Mr. Smith: Danny!
Danny: What?
Mr. Smith: Try not to get into too much trouble, okay?
Danny: I'll try, Mr. Smith.
Mr. Smith: Have a nice summer.
Brad: We will. Have a nice summer, Mr. Smith.
Mr. Smith: Do you have the spit balls?
Danny: Do you have the straws?
Brad: Perfect.
Brad: Shh. Surprise is the key.
Danny: Are you ready to run?
Brad: Remember, we'll run right toward the bushes.
Danny: Got it. Ready?
One, two, three!
Chuck: What the─?
Dave: Do you guys have a death wish?
Chuck: Oh, that's it!
Dave: You'd better run for your lives!
Chuck: Stupid little boys!
Dave: Hurry! Let's get them!
Chuck: Those two are going to have a bad summer!
Dave: Yeah! After we break their bones!