The Last Day Pt 2 Arthur


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# Every day when you're walkin' down the street

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# Everybody that you meet

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# Has an original point of view

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-# And I say, hey!

-Hey!

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# What a wonderful kind of day If we can learn to work and play

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# And get along with each other

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# You gotta listen to your heart Listen to the beat

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# Listen to the rhythm The rhythm of the street

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# Open up your eyes! Open up your ears!

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# Get together and make things better By working together

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# It's a simple message And it comes from the heart

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# Oh, believe in yourself For that's the place to start

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-# And I say, hey!

-Hey!

-What a wonderful kind of day

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-# If we can learn to work and play And get along with each other,

-hey!

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# What a wonderful kind of day, hey! What a wonderful kind of day, HEY! #

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(Hey, DW.)

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-Hey!

-Whoa...

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GLASS SMASHES

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Francine, you're using the wrong fork.

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Huh?

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You better get that.

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Lobsters aren't allowed outside of the dining room.

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Come back! I don't even WANT to eat you.

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Where did it go?

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Here, lobster, lobster, lobster!

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Ahhh!

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A tree. Maybe lobsters can't climb.

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No... No, no!

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No!

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You couldn't DRAG me to that place.

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How is the good student like these mashed potatoes?

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I know!

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He sticks to his studies like mashed potatoes to this fork.

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Little-big-man, you're smarter than you know.

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But that's not the answer I was looking for.

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Like these potatoes, the good student soaks up

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the gravy of learning until it is part of him.

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Huh!

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Em, MC, we were just wondering,

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does Principal Haney assign you students?

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Do you get to pick?

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All I know is that I want students like these potatoes -

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firm but pliable, and eager to absorb

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the sauce of knowledge.

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He's so cool!

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I can't believe he ate with us.

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I think I know how we can impress him.

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Meet me at my house after school.

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MC wants students who are really excited about learning.

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So here's what we'll do.

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We'll make a poster showing everything

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we learned this past year.

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But I don't think I know that much.

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Buster, you've learnt tonnes of stuff in third grade.

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Just check out our workbooks.

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This is from October. Remember we learned all about

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the Maya in Mexico?

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Oh, yeah. They built that pyramid, Chichen Itza.

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Then in February we learnt that plants convert sunlight into energy.

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That's called photosynthesis.

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Wow, I can't believe you remembered that.

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Me neither.

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And here, we'll put the formula for finding

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-the area of a circle, which is pi...

-r squared.

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Right.

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We're running out of paper. Shall we get another sheet?

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What are they doing?

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It must be homework. Come on, that gives me an idea.

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I had no idea I knew so much.

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How can this head hold all that information?

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Well, Mr Ratburn did work us pretty hard.

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-DW:

-Excellent work, Bud.

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One plus one DOES equal 11.

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You get an A+++.

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Thanks. You can have A+++ too.

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That's a very good map of the world.

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What are you two doing?

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What does it look like? Homework.

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THEY LAUGH

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What are you laughing at?

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You two don't have to do homework. That's for big kids.

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We ARE big kids.

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We're going to kindergarten next year.

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And I know my ABCs - even the N, L, M, N, P part.

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It's L, M, N, O, P.

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Oh... Every time!

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I'm never going to get it.

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(Bud, remember - act cool.)

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Come on, Bud. Let's go study.

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I can't believe that kindergarten teacher

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is going to give us a test on our first day.

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And we haven't even met her yet.

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She's so mean!

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And remember this? This is when we beat that other camp at tug-of-war.

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Ah... How could I forget?!

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I had dirt under my nails for a week.

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OK. But you have to admit it was pretty fun.

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Oh, look. Here's that camp counsellor we had, Becky.

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Wasn't she the best?

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She had that look down pat!

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But, why are you showing me all these photos of Camp Meadowcroak?

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I want you to remember what a good time we had there.

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I know. But we're going to have a great time at Camp Elysium.

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Look - I already ordered these matching sun visors

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with the camp crest on them.

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They'll be perfect for when we go. Or playing...

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No, thank you.

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Is it not your colour?

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But...you don't really have a colour.

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I don't want it because I'm not going.

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-Why not?

-I don't want to.

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I don't care how fancy it is. That camp just isn't for me.

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But...we made a pact.

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We said we were going to spend the summer together, no matter what.

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Well, maybe we have to... break the pact.

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We don't have to do EVERYTHING together. Right?

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You're just being stubborn. You could at least try it.

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It's for a whole month.

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If I don't like it I'll be stuck there for...

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I'd like you to leave now.

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Don't be mad at me. We just like different things.

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OK. I get it.

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We have nothing in common.

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Stop rubbing it in.

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SHE SIGHS

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Settle down, everyone. I have an announcement to make.

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He's going to tell us what teacher we're going to get. I know it.

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Please, please let it be MC.

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Tomorrow is the last day of school, and it can be quite distracting.

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So I'd like to take the opportunity to tell you this now.

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You've been one of the finest third grade classes I have ever had.

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It has been a pleasure teaching every one of you.

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If I have been, at times, strict and demanding,

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it is because extraordinary minds deserve to be challenged.

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You have met those challenges with great enthusiasm and perseverance,

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and in doing so, have helped me become a better teacher.

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Thank you.

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Now - please open your history books to page 127.

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And just like these potatoes,

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you too will absorb the gravy of learning.

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He's using the exact same potato speech on Sue-Ellen and Fern.

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Doesn't he have any new material?

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You know what? I think I'm going to miss Mr Ratburn.

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Me too.

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He gave such hard extra-credit assignments.

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I'm going to miss him even more than you guys.

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I've had him two years in a row.

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I never realised how much I learned until we started making that poster.

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What poster?

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It was something Buster and I were doing to try and impress MC.

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But...I don't really feel like impressing him any more.

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Instead of wasting all that time making the poster,

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we could have been doing something for Mr Ratburn.

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Wait a minute. Maybe it wasn't such a waste after all.

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Meet me after school at the treehouse.

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I have to spread the word.

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Arthur, did you take out the trash?

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I just have to finish something for school.

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Can I do it in a minute?

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Don't worry, Mum. I can take care of it.

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HE PLAYS THE PIANO

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Peeu!

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Growing older stinks!

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Aah!

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SHE SOBS

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DW!

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I don't think I'm ready for kindergarten.

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So I don't have to do anything special for kindergarten?

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Nope, not a thing. Just be yourself.

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Well, that's a relief.

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Being older doesn't seem like that much fun anyway.

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Well - it has its perks.

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Thanks, Mom. I think I need to make a call.

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-And I don't have to act cool or practise my alphabet?

-Nope.

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Phew! If I had to try to do that L, M, N, O, P part one more time...

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Bud! You did it. You just got it right.

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Woo-hoo!, I'm a genius!

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Before you say anything,

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I just want you to know that I'm not doing this for you.

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I'm doing this for us.

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-Doing what?

-Going to Camp Meadowcroak.

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I'll just buy a whole crate of bug repellent, and granola bars,

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because the food is completely inedible. And I'll...

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Muffy, I don't want you to go.

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What? Then, why did you show me all of those photos of last...

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What I mean is - I know how much you want to go to this Camp Asylum.

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It's pronounced Elysium. And it means "paradise".

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Whatever. I want you to go and have a great time.

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Just because we're going to different camps,

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doesn't mean we aren't still best friends.

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But...we're going to have all these separate adventures.

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Aha! I thought of that. Come with me.

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MIAOW!

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It's a blog I made,

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called The Separate Adventures of Inseparable Friends.

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We can write about what happens to us, post photos.

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And here's the best part - only you and I have the password.

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What's the password?

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Alice, of course. Our middle name.

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You better write every day - and bad internet service is no excuse.

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I'll bring it by hand if I have to.

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It's wonderful. You made this for me?

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Well...yes.

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And that's not all. We made you something else too.

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Binky...

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ALL: # Dear Mr Ratburn We made this song for you

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# You showed us that with hard work there's nothing we can't do

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# From knowing long division to who won Waterloo

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# Dear Mr Ratburn We owe it all to you

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# Dear Mr Ratburn My story's plain to see

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# My mind was filled with junk Half-truths and fallacies

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# But after your instruction I think more critically

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# Now when I meet an alien I'll speak intelligently

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# Dear Mr Ratburn We made this song for you

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# Everything you've taught us will stick to us like glue

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# And from your fine example we'll know just what to do

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# Dear Mr Ratburn We owe it all to you. #

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Oh, dear. I... I seem to have something in my eye.

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That was...most impressive.

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-A bit pitchy in spots but overall...

-DOOR OPENS

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Oh - am I interrupting? 1,000 pardons, Nigel.

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Just wanted to check out my future dojo.

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Is fourth grade going to be in THIS room?

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No. Mr Cramp has actually decided he'd prefer to teach THIRD grade.

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Their minds are so much more...potato-like.

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Like the rest of you, I'll be moving on to fourth grade.

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THEY CHEER

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That means I've passed!

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I never thought I'd say this but...

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I really hope I get Mr Ratburn.

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