-
You can't be one of them
-
if you're pashing dickheads
from South Cronulla.
-
Do you think this is working?
Yeah, think so.
-
Hi, Cheryl.
Shut up, moll.
-
She seemed friendlier.
I thought so.
-
Still asleep, are we?
-
We are.
-
Well, that just won't do.
-
Am I really going to be spending
the rest of my life
-
drawing food that wears hats?
-
We've got shitloads to do.
-
That Clemenger stuff
has to be brilliant.
-
You cannot be serious.
And yet, you know I am.
-
Can I just get sweets?
-
How about you just get
a clip around the ears, instead?
-
And then just sweets?
-
Well, you could be sociable.
-
You could sit with me.
-
I came to have a good time.
-
How's it goin'?
Come here.
-
Oh, sick.
Unreal.
-
Except they weren't fleas.
You know what they were?
-
Termites. He had wooden fillings.
-
You need to extract the smartarse,
and dump it off a cliff somewhere.
-
Your father's so tired.
He's gonna stay in town.
-
I'm still gonna go to the club, Mum.
-
And I reckon you should come too.
-
Not without your father.
-
Where are you two going?
-
We're just going to sunbake.
-
Over there.
-
She could have got all the horses
together
-
and trampled us, if she wanted to.
-
Exactly.
-
So cool.
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Hey.
-
You looked great out there.
-
"Man puts penis in woman's vagina."
What?
-
I read that book you have.
What book?
-
'What's Happening to Me?'
-
"Man puts penis in woman's vagina."
-
Get lost.
-
"He moves it up and down."
-
Can you shut up?
-
"This creates friction and the
friction causes him to ejaculate."
-
Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na.
-
Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!
-
What are you doing?
-
Whoo!
-
What's that?
-
Science test.
-
But...you'll get busted.
You can see it.
-
Yeah, I want it to show a bit.
-
Cheryl does it all the time.
-
Yeah, right.
-
Hi.
Hello.
-
Oh, I'm Annie.
-
Yes.
-
I'm Martin Vickers.
-
Oh, you're the head researcher.
-
Yes.
Oh...
-
I hope you'll be happy working here.
Oh, I'm sure I will be.
-
I just read it in a book!
I can't believe you said that.
-
Ow, stop hitting me! Ow!
How dare you?
-
David's getting bullied.
-
You're disgusting!
-
You don't know what you're talking
about. Get off me!
-
Get away from me.
-
What's going on?
I don't know. She's a weirdo.
-
He told me he was going to put his
penis in my vagina.
-
He doesn't know what he's talking
about.
-
Yeah, I do.
-
Just shut up and leave her alone,
alright?
-
And yours looked better when it
looked like a bum.
-
I hate you.
-
Hey!
-
Wipe it off, you slack bitch.
-
Get lost.
-
I said, wipe it off!
-
Or I'll make ya.
-
So make me.
-
Cat fight! Cat fight!
-
Cat fight! Cat fight!
Cat fight! Cat fight!
-
What are you standing there for?
You don't own the bus.
-
Cheryl!
-
Debbie!
-
Just stop it! Get off!
-
Debbie!
-
In your seats now!
-
Let go.
-
Whoa.
-
Go, Cheryl.
-
Nice one, Cheryl!
-
Susan Knight and Deborah Vickers.
-
Stand up.
-
Ooooh.
-
Pull up your dresses.
-
Oh, sir!
-
You heard what I said. And the rest
of you, get on with your exam.
-
Deborah.
-
Principal's office.
-
Now!
-
Oooh.
Show us your knickers, Vickers!
-
See ya later.
-
Oh, my God. My bum was tingling,
I was so scared.
-
I thought we were
gonna get caned.
-
Hey.
-
Vicki and Cheryl want to see you.
-
Rita?
-
Rack off.
-
Did you dob?
Nuh.
-
Bullshit.
-
Did she ask you?
-
Yeah.
-
Debbie said she saw Marcia do it
on 'The Brady Bunch'.
-
Thought I was gonna piss myself
laughing.
-
Mrs Grantham said we were
a shame and a disgrace.
-
She's a dead shit.
-
Hello.
Hello, darl. It's your husband here.
-
Got 10 minutes before my meeting.
Thought I'd ring.
-
You checking up on me?
-
I just wanted to make sure
you're not bored.
-
No, I'm not bored.
What are ya doing?
-
I'm making myself a well-deserved
Harvey Wallbanger
-
after a bloody hard tennis lesson.
-
Then I think I might go
and lay out by the pool.
-
Nude, I suppose?
Why do you suppose that?
-
I've noticed the strap marks
disappearing.
-
Oh, that's very perceptive of you.
-
It's among one of my
better qualities.
-
Well, if you're lucky, I might even
pull out my Margaret Fulton
-
and make my husband
a special dinner tonight.
-
Oh, I'm liking the new you.
Oh, I'm liking the new me too.
-
Anyway, gotta run. Bye.
Bye-bye, now.
-
Should we follow them down?
-
I guess.
-
Raquel! Are you goin' down
to the pipes?
-
Yeah.
-
Reckon Mr Kenny
was checking you out?
-
No.
-
That's what Vicki said.
-
You can't come to the pipes.
-
Just because you cheated
doesn't make you one of us.
-
We weren't going
to the pipes anyway.
-
We were going to the shops.
-
You chicks are so lame.
-
She is such a bitch.
-
I can't believe
we didn't dob on her.
-
What are we gonna do now, huh?
-
Far out!
-
What are you doing?
-
Thinking.
-
Oh, lucky you.
-
Are you getting out?
-
Yes.
-
What were you thinking about?
-
Do you like tennis?
-
I...
-
Yes, I like watching it.
-
Good day at work?
-
How was your day?
-
Busy. I'm already looking forward
to the weekend.
-
Rise and shine, little lady.
-
It's Saturday.
-
Well, we wanna spend the day
with you.
-
If it's sunny,
I'm going to the beach.
-
We thought we'd all go down
to the tennis club.
-
That's your idea
of spending the day together?
-
Oh, come on.
-
You go.
-
I'll sleep.
-
Well, we're leaving in half an hour.
-
You can't make me.
I'll make you.
-
Well, what am I gonna do there?
-
I can't watch you play tennis.
I'm not nine.
-
We're leaving in half an hour.
-
Great shot, Yvonne!
-
She's a shy little thing,
-
but she rips into it when
she's out there, doesn't she?
-
I know. She is ferocious.
-
Get us a couple of shandies,
will you, darl?
-
Is that why you wanted me to come?
So I could be your slave?
-
Well, two years ago you did
everything you could for me.
-
That's because I was a kid
and I didn't know any better.
-
Well, you're still a kid.
-
Did you just roll your eyes at me?
Yes.
-
I'm not a kid,
and you can't trap me here.
-
Oh, she's seen through my evil plan.
-
Does that mean
I can go over to Debbie's?
-
Oh, you two spend
your whole lives together.
-
So?
-
There.
-
Using 20 cents for the phone.
-
Now, that's the attitude
of a teenager.
-
You got it. Finally.
-
Oh, the cheek of her!
-
It'll be for me.
Hello.
-
Just a moment, Sue.
-
Hi.
-
Wait. Mum?
-
Can Sue come over?
-
Yes. Why not spend the day together?
-
You've spent Monday to Friday
in each other's company,
-
and then called each other
every night.
-
Thanks!
-
Now, you're gonna have to
flip a coin,
-
because there's no way
I'm gonna choose between you two.
-
Shit.
-
What time is it?
-
Beer o'clock, mate.
Pammy, you up for one?
-
Ah, I think I'll wait
'til after my game, darling.
-
I'm happy to drink during my game.
-
I find it helps.
-
I'm going, Mum. Dad.
-
Bye, Sue.
-
Mum...
-
Hey, can I have some money?
-
I don't have any on me.
-
Oh, you don't have any change?
-
Well, I have some in my bag, but...
-
Where's your bag?
It's in the...
-
Well, can I grab some? 'Cause we're
gonna go to the store.
-
Hi.
Hi.
-
Oh, my God!
-
It was like time completely froze.
-
I couldn't even move.
Neither of us could.
-
And did he say anything?
-
"Hi."
-
Oh, it was so embarrassing!
-
I think we should try and hang with
the Greenhills again.
-
No way.
-
It's a sign!
-
He said hello to you.
-
Vicki's really nice to us.
It's just Cheryl.
-
Oh, my God. Sue.
-
You gotta start doing the drawback.
-
It makes me feel sick.
Just do it again.
-
It gets easier.
The more you do it the...
-
If you dob, you're dead.
-
What'll you give me?
-
Piss off, David.
-
I'm dobbing.
-
Wait.
-
One.
-
Come back here, you little shit!
-
Hello, hello. There's no more beer.
Have we drank it all?
-
You did, mate.
-
Well, I think that I might
just call it a day.
-
Oh, come on, Roger. You've always
got plenty of booze at your house.
-
Sure.
-
Sounds like a bloody good reason
to come back, then. Yvonne?
-
Oh, well, thanks, Pam,
but not...not tonight.
-
Come on, we'd love to have you over.
-
We could fire up the barbie.
-
That's very nice of you,
-
but I think that Ferris is probably
waiting for me to get home.
-
What's your number?
-
We can't have Yvonne going home.
-
Now Ferris can join us. Come on.
-
What's your bloody number?
-
Yeah, come on, it'll be fun.
Be good for you.
-
It's 527...
-
..9392.
-
All the guests
are just about to arrive,
-
all the Young Talent Time family.
-
And I think it's just about time
to start the show.
-
Oh, my goodness,
the show's started already. Wow.
-
We're just going over to Sue's.
-
Wait a second.
Why are you going over to Sue's?
-
We've been here all afternoon.
-
Come in here, so I can see you.
-
Have you got make-up on?
-
Yeah, we were just playing around.
-
Oh, alright.
Just be back here before 9:00.
-
Oh, can I stay the night?
-
Have you tidied up your room?
-
Yes.
-
Alright.
-
See you tomorrow.
-
Oh, my God! What a day.
-
I can't wait
to get my bloody feet up.
-
Get me a beer, will you?
-
Where are you going?
-
Miranda Fair.
Are you meeting someone or...?
-
No-one in particular.
-
Look at all those split ends!
-
I've got my scissors with me.
We'll do a quick...
-
I'm late.
-
Well, hey, how was Nathan today?
-
He's in his cot.
-
Nathan?
-
Nathan, my little boy!
-
Hello.
-
Hey.
Hi.
-
Come on.
-
He said, "Welcome to Barbados
and have a nice holiday."
-
I love it. That is Australia's
greatest...
-
So, where's Sue?
-
She's staying the night at Debbie's,
darling.
-
Oh, great!
-
Another Scotch there, mate?
-
Just point me in the right
direction, mate.
-
I can do better than point.
Follow me.
-
You are gorgeous.
-
Watch out for that one, mate.
-
Oh, really? Husband?
-
No, she's a nympho.
And a whole lot of trouble.
-
Sounds like
a pretty good combination.
-
Pity I'm taken.
-
Say when.
-
Vicki!
-
Who's that chick over there?
-
Debbie.
She's kind of hot.
-
She's alright.
-
Oi, you shouldn't be here.
-
What you gonna do about it?
-
Huh?
-
Shit, this is bad.
-
What are you gonna do?
-
Can we get out of here?
We only just got here.
-
Fine.
-
He fuckin' started it.
-
Chill out.
-
Gary.
-
Yes.
Why?
-
Got to get out of here.
-
Truth or dare?
-
Truth.
-
Most exciting moment
you've ever had with a guy.
-
I dunno.
-
Something you've never even told me.
-
Last year with Cal.
-
That Bankie guy?
-
Ho!
-
He told me I was the best pasher.
-
And then he titted me off.
-
He titted you off?!
-
How come you never told me that?
-
What'd it feel like?
-
I don't know. It was like a tingle.
All over.
-
Like good tingling or bad tingling?
Really good.
-
Dead set.
Dead set.
-
Did you go any further with him?
No!
-
You didn't?
No.
-
Hey, Boardy.
-
Gazza.
-
I'll have a bag, mate.
-
Thanks, mate.
-
Can I do something to help?
Oh, no.
-
I think I've got everything
under control.
-
I can see that.
-
Vonnie wouldn't be able to cope with
something like this.
-
Oh, I'm sure she copes with
other things.
-
Yeah, she does.
-
Like you, for instance.
-
I think you know what
I'm talking about.
-
You don't pull any punches do you?
-
Sorry, I didn't mean to
offend you.
-
Oh, no, I'm not offended.
I love a bit of fire in a woman.
-
Good, 'cause I think we need to
liven this party up a bit.
-
Do you know how to make
a Harvey Wallbanger?
-
Like no-one else.
Brilliant.
-
There's the orange juice, and...
-
..one pack of cards.
-
Oh, hello.
Not bad, not bad.
-
All I have is two fours...
Oh, no!
-
Oh, but three aces.
Oh, no!
-
Here we go.
Take something off. Come on!
-
Off! Off! Off!
-
Off. Get it off!
-
Off! Off! Off!
-
Cheeky, cheeky, cheeky monkey.
-
Cheeky, cheeky.
-
That is quite disappointing.
-
Shh!
-
Hello?
-
Well played, old dick. Well played.
-
Hello?
-
Oh, no. It's the kids!
-
What's going on?
-
Well, we're playing
strip Jack naked.
-
Oh, of course.
-
We thought you were staying
at...at Debbie's.
-
Well, we decided to come here.
-
You didn't walk home, did you?
-
You know I don't like you
walking home this late.
-
It's very, very dangerous.
-
Well, not as dangerous
as walking in here.
-
Run, girls!
-
I think you scared them off.
-
Oh, get dressed.
-
Hey!
-
Hello! Hello!
-
I was just...I...
-
I got toothpaste on the mirror.
-
So you're licking it off?
-
It tastes good.
-
Probably should get
a lock for the door.
-
And you, Lutjanus sebae,
are perfectly average.
-
I don't know whether
this makes you happy or sad.
-
Depends on your philosophy,
I suppose.
-
Martin, we're doing
Janet's birthday cake.
-
OK. I'll be right along.
-
Hey.
Hey.
-
You coming down the pipes?
-
Yeah.
-
So you know Boardy, right?
The Captain Creamy guy?
-
Nah, his brother, Bruce.
-
He likes you.
-
He's pretty hot.
-
And, like, one of the best surfers.
-
And he has a panel van.
-
Wow.
-
He's meetin' us down the pipes.
-
Right. OK.
-
That's him.
-
Oh, my God. You are so lucky.
-
Do I look alright?
Yeah.
-
Hey.
-
Hey.
-
D'you know who I am?
Yeah.
-
Get into her, mate.
Piss off.
-
Wanna go round with me?
-
Yeah.
-
Whoo!
-
He's got really good hair.
-
Yeah. He's so great.
-
I think I've got beard rash.
-
Oh, my God.
-
I know I keep on saying it
but you're so lucky.
-
I can't believe he likes me.
-
Who are you talking to?
-
Hang on a sec. What?
-
You've been on the phone
for over an hour.
-
What if Dad is trying to call?
Well, I'm talking to Sue.
-
You saw her all day at school.
-
Can you stop going on
about that, Mum?
-
This is really important.
-
Well, you can talk to her
about it tomorrow.
-
Do you have to go?
-
Just hang on a sec.
-
Alright. I'm just
gonna get my ice-cream.
-
No, Sue. You can't eat
ice-cream anymore.
-
You gotta look really good
for the beach on Saturday.
-
Yeah, you're right.
-
You're late.
-
What?
-
Our daughter's here.
-
Oh, my God.
-
What?
-
My parents are acting really weird.
-
Turn off your light.
-
Why?
-
Why do you think?
-
What?
-
Can you kiss it?
-
You want me to suck your cock?
-
Say it to me.
-
Say it.
-
I want you to suck it.
-
Stop it.
-
Bruce!
-
Hey.
Hi.
-
What took you so long?
-
It's a long walk up the beach.
-
You should've told me.
I would've picked you up.
-
Sit down.
You coming for another surf, Bruce?
-
Yeah.
It's pretty choppy.
-
Why do people
hate talking about sex?
-
Do they?
Yeah. And especially girls.
-
Well, I think it embarrasses people.
-
Well, that's dumb.
-
Why?
-
'Cause it's how you make a baby.
-
Well, yes, but it's very private.
-
But everyone has babies,
so everyone does it.
-
It's like eating.
-
Everyone does that,
and that's not embarrassing.
-
Yes, but sex is private.
-
It happens behind closed doors.
-
It's like going to the toilet.
-
But you see me going to the toilet
all the time.
-
And at school
they have those urinals,
-
and we can see each other there too.
-
Right, yes. It's slightly different
to going to the toilet.
-
It's probably best if you talk about
these things with your mother.
-
Jesus!
-
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