Ernest Goes to Camp
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:20:00
Looks like
"Project: Last Chance" to me.

:20:05
Come on, gang.
Follow me.

:20:14
Well, well.
:20:16
Looks like daddy's little
gentlemen are glad to see us.

:20:20
Yeah, if white bread could
talk, it'd fit in right here.

:20:25
There's a lot of love
in this room.

:20:27
I can feel it,
and it's a beautiful thing.

:20:30
Yeah. I'm moved.
:20:35
Hi, fellas.
:20:36
Boy, do I have
something special prepared

:20:39
for your first day at camp.
:20:41
Hey, what is this stuff?
:20:43
Oh, it's sugar puffs
with a gravy casserole

:20:45
with just a cuwcah of bologna-walnut
fudge in a pork marinade.

:20:50
I think it'll be a real boost
for the fiber of American youth.

:20:54
Isn't it, Jake?
:20:55
Why, of course it is.
:20:56
Doesn't smell too bad.
:21:02
Yeah, that's the guy
:21:04
who once ate two pounds
of modeling clay.

:21:12
Modeling clay!
:21:14
Yellow modeling clay!
:21:17
That's the secret ingredient
to eggs erroneous.

:21:20
We re-fuse the proteins
like bullion.

:21:26
Of course it would!
Uh, get back to work!

:21:29
Modeling clay...
:21:32
Modeling clay.
:21:41
Ugh!
:21:42
Oh! Ho ho!
:21:44
Did the little fellow
fall down and go boom?

:21:47
Looks like he needs
special classes in walking.

:21:51
Hey, dipstick, you ever pick on anybody
your own size, or just little kids?

:21:54
Hey, can I help it
if the kid can't walk?

:21:57
It was an accident.
:21:59
Accident, huh?

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