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On pure skating ability,
the boys of Mystery, Alaska...
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rival any team in
the National Hockey League!"
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That's us!
That's us!
:11:09
And isn't it exciting
for Charlie...
:11:10
And isn't it exciting
for Charlie...
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getting his article published
in Sports Illustrated?
:11:16
I bet this is a big
accomplishment for him.
:11:18
He kind of embellished
a little.
:11:20
He's always been so smart, that Charlie.
I knew when he left he'd make it big.
:11:24
Well, actually, I heard he left
'cause he skated like a homosexual.
:11:29
You think because you scored two goals
today, you played a good game?
:11:33
We don't talk about hockey at the table.
:11:35
We've been talking about it
for 20 minutes.
:11:38
We've been talking
about the magazine.
:11:40
Which is about hockey.
:11:43
Can't we just enjoy
the attention tonight?
:11:45
Sports Illustrated,
for God's sakes.
:11:48
Hockey is played
at both ends of the ice.
:11:52
You, you coast in your own zone.
:11:56
You skate like a figure skater.
:12:00
And when you get the puck,
you don't pass.
:12:05
More potatoes?
:12:13
No.
:12:15
I've lost my appetite.
:12:19
Oh...
:12:25
He never made the Saturday game.
:12:28
That's what's bothering him.
Why should he tell me how to play?
:12:30
- He played college 2-A, Birdie.
- 2-A isn't the Saturday game.
:12:34
- That's enough.
- Well, he started it!
:12:39
Margie has relatives
in Waterville, Maine.
:12:42
She said as soon
as Price World moved in,
:12:46
all the local shops
went right out of business.
:12:49
Price World's not gonna come, Mom.
We're not big enough, for God's sakes.
:12:52
Well, they've been sniffin'.