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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Rip This Joint (S07E07)

"How about hide-and-go-to-sleep?"
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"When I blow this whistle..."
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"pair up with someone and tell an anecdote about me."
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"When I blow it again..."
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"pair up with someone else, and"
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"the person who tells the cutest story will get a special mention in my christmas newsletter."
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"That's a prize?"
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"Now since there are an odd number of people here,"
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"I'm afraid one unlucky person is going to get left out of the fun."
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"I'll fall on that grenade. Good night, everybody."
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"Okay, you guys, let's see if I have everything I need for the moon 'n' trench."
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"Car, check. Lawn, check."
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"Creamy white butt,check."
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"eric, wait."
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"If you moon old man shinsky, you're not gonna have time to pull up your pants."
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"You can't run back to the car with them around your ankles."
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"- You think I shouldn't do it? - No, hell, no."
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"I think you should do it pantsless."
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"Eric, he's right. I mean, you can barely run with your pants on."
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"The pants come off."
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"Oh, great. Everybody's on board when eric wants to take his pants off,"
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"but when I do it, we have to leave the restaurant."
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"It's go time."
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"What's going on here?"
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"That's my butt! Whoo!"
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"Lock, donna."
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"Now for the trench."
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"what--"
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"what's goin' on? We're not movin'."
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"Oh, man, you dropped your transmission."
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"In english, donna,in english."
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"Your car no go."
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"I'm calling the police!"
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"Wait, I am the police."
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"They can't catch me here. We gotta go."
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"I gotta stay with the car."
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"We don't."
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"Oh, man. Donna, what are we gonna do?"
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"I love you, eric."
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"No, don't leave me."
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"Oh, kelso. Buddy, thanks. I knew you'd come back."
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"Oh, I'm not really back. Since you didn't make me first lieutenant, I'm just here to say,"
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"I got his pants!"
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"you are right, phyllis, I am a talented mimic."
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""hi, I'm johnny carson, and I'm on tv.""
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"Uh-oh, time to switch."
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"well, it's you and me. This should be fun."
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"So, hum..."
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"you take out the trash."
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"No."
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"I gotta do that, then."
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"Oh, this is terrible. Have we run out of things to talk about?"
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"Oh, no, no."
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"Let me see..."
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"I saw a squirrel in the yard today."
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"I love that squirrel. I've been feeding him peanuts"
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"Well, that explains why he took the poison right out of my hand."
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"Jackie, I don't know what's going on with me. I just got paired up with this book keeping guy"
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"who told me a story about accounts receivable."
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"Not only did I know what he was talking about,"
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"I suggested he make a flowchart."
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"Oh, my god, you are so sexy right now."
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"Say "flowchart" again."
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"Kitty, kitty,"
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"that was the third whistle, and midge and W.B. Still haven't switched."
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"Look at her laughing at him. He's not even funny."
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"I haven't once heard him say,"knock knock.""
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"Okay, wait, I have a good one. "Knock knock.""
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"Damn it."
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"I'm not gonna stand for you throwing yourself at every guy you meet. Midge,"
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"We're goin' home."
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"Until you're ready to trust me, I'm not goin' anywhere."
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"In fact, I'm leaving."
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"Where are you going?"
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"To lock myself in your bathroom."
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"What's wrong with your bathroom?"
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"I can't go there. There's too many painful memories of sexy showers with bob."
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"See, I told you people do that."
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"look,"
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"man, please don't call my dad."
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"If he hears about this, he's gonna kill me. And I don't mean figuratively. He will literally kill mewith his bare hands."
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"He will kill me like he has killed"
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"oh-so-many squirrels."
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"Settle down. You're 18."
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"I'm not gonna call your dad."
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"I want my daddy."
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"Donna."
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"- They said I could visit you for ten minutes. - It's good to see a friendly face."
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"Jail's no place for me, Donna."
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"I'm too pretty."
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"Eric, you're gonna be fine."
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"Plus, I brought something that you really need."
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"- Tell me it's pants. - Ooh,"
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"Crap. I knew I forgot something."
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"But..."
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"how do "milk duds" sound?"
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"Kinda like they won't cover the lower half of my body."
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"All right,"
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"visiting hours are over."
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"Fine. He's cranky anyway."
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"All right, kelso, awesome, get me out of here."
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"Shut up, punk."
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"You know, around here we have a saying."
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"Is it, "everyone down. Kelso's got a gun"?"
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"No."
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"It's "kelso gets to be first lieutenant.""
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"But now, sir, you are a criminal,"
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"and you will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of my imagination."
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"Midge? Please come out so you can talk to bob."
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"I can't do that, kitty."
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"You mean you don't know how?"
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"The lock is on the doorknob."
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"No, I mean I'm not coming out,"
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"but thank you, I see it now."
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"- I want to go to sleep. - Me too."
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"Well, I wanted one night that was just about me, and now everything's about midge."
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"It's not enough that she's got legs up to here, and the"
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"you-know-what's out to you-know-where."
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"Now she's gotta upstage me on my big night. Well,"
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"you just get over yourself, lady."
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