Scarecrow
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We ended up out in the street,
and l was naked.

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That's a beauty.
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I really nailed him.
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He was kind of a nice guy, too.
It's a shame.

:17:24
You don't have to hit people.
Not if you make them laugh.

:17:28
Bullshit.
:17:30
Max, you know the story
of the scarecrow?

:17:34
No.
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You think crows are scared
of a scarecrow?

:17:38
Yeah, l think they're scared. Why?
:17:42
- No, crows are not scared, believe me.
- No, the goddamn crows are scared.

:17:46
No. Crows are laughing.
:17:51
- That's bullshit.
- That's right. Crows are laughing.

:17:56
Look, the farmer puts out
a scarecrow, right...

:17:59
with a funny hat on it. Got a funny face.
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Crows fly by. They see that,
strikes them funny, makes them laugh.

:18:07
The goddamn crows are laughing?
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That's right. They're laughing
their asses off. Then they say:

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"That old farmer Jones down there,
he's a pretty good guy.

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"He made us laugh.
So we won't bother him anymore."

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- The goddamn crows are laughing.
- They laugh.

:18:25
I gotta tell you something.
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That's the most harebrained idea
I’ve ever heard.

:18:33
Well, it's true. Laughing their asses off.
:18:38
The crows are laughing at it?
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Yeah, man.
:18:45
- I guess the fish are reciting poetry.
- I guess so.

:18:49
And the pigs are playing banjo?
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And the dogs, let's see...
:18:54
the dogs would be playing hockey, right?
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- And the...
- Crows are laughing.


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