:22:01
- Yeah, that's this many.
- Ah, so big.
:22:04
Yeah. That's big.
:22:06
Well, you don't look
a day over 12.
:22:09
Except for the big head
and glazed-over look in your eyes.
:22:13
- Ooh, was that drool?
- Yeah. I for got to swallow.
:22:16
Don't worry,
'cause I never forget.
:22:22
- Would you remind me
not to do that again?
- Sorry.
:22:24
Due to the recent tragedy, the sheriff
and me, your principal,
:22:27
will be questioning all students
throughout the day.
:22:30
Wow. Sounds like we've got the makings
of a serial killer on our hands.
:22:33
Yeah, I'm not supposed to say.
It's official police business.
:22:36
Hey, Doofy, what do you say you and I
go inside my van over there...
:22:40
and, uh, get to know
each other a little better?
:22:43
- Would you like that?
Yeah, that van right there.
- That van?
:22:47
Yeah.
:22:49
- Yeah, okay, let's go. Come on.
- Oh!
:22:53
A terrible tragedy
and an unbearable loss.
:22:57
It's days like today
that we need prayer in school.
:23:01
It starts to unravel
the very moral fabric
of our society.
:23:06
Here you go, baby.
:23:08
Go to your daddy.
:23:10
Oh!
:23:13
I'll see you after class.
:23:16
- Sweet!
- All right!
:23:18
Okay, class, who would like to give
their oral presentation first?
:23:22
- Oh!
- Anybody?
:23:25
- Yes!
- Anybody else?
:23:30
Okay, Heather.
:23:36
- Okay. Can I start?
- Yeah.
:23:38
Okay, my presentation
is on the First Amendment.
:23:42
And it began on May 25, 1787 in Philly
with George Washington.
:23:46
And it states, and I quote,
:23:48
"When our Founding Fathers
argued the passage
of our glorious Constitution--"