:04:00
J, break him up, man.
:04:02
Take the ball, man, okay?
:04:05
-Oh, he broke your ankles, man!
-Yeah!
:04:08
You can't give him that.
:04:10
-You can't give him that.
-l'm awake.
:04:12
Come on, yo.
:04:16
-You got something for me?
-What you got?
:04:19
Souffle, baby!
:04:23
Where's the D?
:04:26
Got nothing for me, man.
:04:28
A lot of good that's doing.
:04:33
-lt's something for The Window.
-You ever seen him?
:04:36
-The Window?
-Yeah.
:04:38
No. But he see us, man.
:04:45
Come on, what's wrong with y'all?
Y'all want to play ball?
:04:50
-All right, baby.
-Wake up.
:04:52
-You got to help me out, man.
-Shake it!
:04:54
Hip-hop, man.
:04:58
ln 1845, Poe wrote his
most famous piece, ''The Raven''...
:05:03
...a poem he wrote while strung out
on coke and obsessed with death.
:05:07
''The Raven'' is like the football team.
:05:10
There's a team obsessed with death.
Always get their ass kicked.
:05:14
Baltimore Ravens, only pro football
team named after a classic poem.
:05:18
Anyone read it?
:05:21
''Once upon a midnight dreary
:05:24
While l pondered, weak and weary....''
:05:29
Jamal, how about it?
:05:33
No, l never read it.
:05:38
Okay, l need those essays
by next Tuesday.
:05:46
Yo, man, my dad saw The Window, man.
:05:46
Yo, man, my dad saw The Window, man.
:05:48
About 20 years ago.
:05:50
Just like a ghost, like the ones
that be in our science books.
:05:53
-Just like that.
-So, what, he was white?
:05:55
Ain't milk white?
:05:57
-Ever see a ghost that wasn't white?
-Just playing.
:05:59
l heard he killed somebody.
That's why he stays inside.