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Now, who is next?

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Mr. Anderson, I see you're sitting there[br]in agony.

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Come on, Todd, step up.

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Let's put you out of your misery.

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>> I didn't do it, I didn't write a poem.

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Mr. Anderson thinks that everything inside[br]of him his worthless and embarrassing.

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Isn't that right, Todd? That's your[br]worst fear?

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Well, I think you're wrong.

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I think you have something inside of you[br]that is worth a great deal.

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I sound my barbaric YAWP

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over the rooftops

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of the world.

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W.W. Uncle Walt again!

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Now, for those of you who don't know, a[br]yawp is a loud cry or yell.

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Now, Todd, I would like you to give us a[br]demonstration of a barbaric yawp.

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Come on, you can't yawp sitting down.

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Let's go, come on, up!

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Now get in yawping stance.

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[LAUGHTER]

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>> A yawp.

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>> No! Not just a yawp.[br]A barbaric yawp.

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>> Yawp.

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>> Come on, louder.

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>> Yawp.

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>> Oh, that's a mouse.[br]Come on, louder.

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>> Yawp.

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>> Oh, good god, boy, come on, yell![br]>> Yawp!

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>> There it is.

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You see, there's a barbarian in you after[br]all.

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Now, you won't get away that easy.

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There's a picture of uncle Walt up there.

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What does he remind you of?[br]Don't think, answer.

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A, a mad man.

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>> What kind of mad man?[br]Don't think about it!

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Just answer again.

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>> A crazy man.

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>> No, you can do better than that.

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Clear up your mind, use your imagination.

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Say the first thing that pops into your[br]head, even if it's total gibberish.

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>> Well, a sweaty-toothed madman.

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>> Good god, boy, there's a poet in you[br]after all.

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There.[br]Close your eyes.

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Close your eyes.[br]Close 'em.

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Now, describe what you see.

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>> I, I closed my eyes.

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>> Yes.[br]>> And his image floats beside me.

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>> A sweaty-toothed mad man.

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>> A sweaty toothed mad man, with a stare[br]that pounds my brain.

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>> Oh, that's excellent.

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Now give him action, make him do[br]something.

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>> His hands reach out and choke me.

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>> That's it, wonderful, wonderful.

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>> And all the time he's mumbling.

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>> What's he mumbling?

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>> Mumbling truth, truth, but like, like a[br]blanket that always leaves your feet cold.

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[LAUGH][br]>> Forget them, forget them!

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Stay with the blanket, tell me about that[br]blanket.

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>> You, you push it, stretch it, it'll[br]never be enough.

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You kick at it, beat it, it'll never cover[br]any of us.

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From the moment we enter crying to the[br]moment we leave dying,

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it'll just cover your face as you wail and[br]cry and scream.

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>> Don't you forget this.