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"Chips Fall Where They May."
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It's the bottom of the ninth. We're down by 2, and the bases are loaded.
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Shlabotnik steps to the plate and readies his bat.
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He swings!
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Strike one.
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Come on, Joe. Come on!
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Strike two.
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Come on, Joe! You can do it!
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Strike three.
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You can do it next time, Joe!
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Snoopy, if you want a chip, all you have to do is ask.
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Here. You can have the last one.
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Uncanny! This chip looks just like Joe Shlabotnik.
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He's only the greatest player to ever bat in the minor leagues.
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The odds of finding a potato chip that looks just like a famous baseball player
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must be a million to one.
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I can't keep this to myself.
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Linus! Lucy! You won't believe what I just found!
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A potato chip. Congratulations on the earthshaking discovery, Charlie Brown.
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But what does it look like?
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I'd say it looks like Italy.
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I think it looks more like a boot.
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What about now?
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Upside-down Italy.
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Upside-down boot.
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No! It looks just like Joe Shlabotnik.
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See? Here's his strong chin and noble brow.
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This is show-and-tell gold.
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Who is Joe Shlabotnik?
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That could have been a disaster. It's a good thing you were here.
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I can't wait to show everyone.
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I don't trust myself with this.
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Can I rely on you to keep this safe until show-and-tell tomorrow?
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Thanks. I feel better knowing Joe Shlabotnik is safe with you.
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Thanks for keeping my chip safe, old pal.
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I'm sure I can handle it from here.
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I can't wait to show everyone at school.
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Excuse me. Pardon me. Rare potato chip coming through.
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Hey, Chuck. What's that you got?
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What does it look like?
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A potato chip shaped like Italy?
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I'm gonna go with boot.
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No! It's a one-of-a-kind potato chip that looks exactly like Joe Shlabotnik,
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the greatest player to ever bat in the minor leagues.
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Snoopy! No!
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Someone stop that chip thief!
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Thanks.
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Snoopy, how could you?
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This isn't an eating chip. It's a collector's chip.
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I thought I'd lost you forever.
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Good grief.
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Yes, Miss Othmar. It's a potato chip.
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Truthfully, it was better when it looked like Joe Shlabotnik.
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I guess now it just looks like a regular old potato chip.
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I don't know, Charlie Brown. From a certain angle,
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that potato chip bears a striking resemblance to Abraham Lincoln.
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Yeah! I can see it too. Your chip looks like Honest Abe.
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Very presidential, Charles.
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I wonder what Abe's batting average was.
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"Which Nest Is Best?"
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I got it! I got it!
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Come on, Charlie Brown. We can do this.
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Okay. We're down by 2.
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It's up to you and me, glove. We can do this.
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Oh, wow. There's a bug on this ball.
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Hey, Linus! Throw me the ball!
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-Neat! -Wow!
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This is amazing!
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-Fascinating! -Neat!
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Good grief.
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How could you miss such an easy fly ball?
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It couldn't be helped. The sun got in my eyes.
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The sun's not even out. It's cloudy.
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The clouds got in my eyes.
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Well, the ball's still in play. Could you throw it to third?
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Never mind.
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Last inning.
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Maybe we're not gonna win, but we can still finish strong.
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Snoopy, that's yours!
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You could have caught that!
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I can't believe we lost another game!
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I'm not playing baseball ever again!
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Gee, Charlie Brown.
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You know you're never gonna quit baseball. You love the game too much.
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You're right, Linus.
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I better go get my glove.
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Hey, there it is!
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I thought I lost my one and only.
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Charlie Brown!
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Miss Othmar says you must never disturb a bird in its nest.
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But its nest is my glove.
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I can't play baseball without it.
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What am I supposed to do now?
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Snoopy, I need your help!
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Snoopy!
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Woodstock is using Charlie Brown's mitt as a nest.
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You need to get it back.
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Do it for our team. Do it for our baseball manager.
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You know, Charlie Brown.
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The round-headed kid.
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I'll give you head scratches.
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Glove first.
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The trick is to find the proper motivation.
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They say things look better if you keep your chin up.
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So far, it's not working.
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Thank you, Snoopy!
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I don't know what I would have done without my baseball glove.
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Great job, Snoopy.
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You got it.
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So, what did you do to get Charlie Brown's mitt back?
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Hey! That's my blanket!
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My mother says you must never disturb a bird in its nest.
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Snoopy!
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You need to get my blanket back!
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Head scratches? No way! Not till you get my blanket back.
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I'll never understand people's obsession with material goods.
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Maybe I don't need my blanket after all.
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Maybe bees don't like honey.
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And maybe one day the moon will fall from the sky.
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Thank you, Snoopy!
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Oh, I missed you.
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Head scratches it is!
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So, how did you get my blanket back?
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Hey! That's mine!
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Who told that bird he could use my three-bedroom dolly Dreamhouse
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with walk-in wardrobe and optional hot tub?
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Snoopy!
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This is all your fault!
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You took my dollhouse without asking permission.
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Why don't you use your own stuff instead?
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That was nice of you, Snoopy.
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Now let's get this back to Sally.
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Here you go, pal. I've got you covered.
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You might wanna hurry it up a bit.
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I borrowed that bowl from the cat next door.
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"The Mess Express."
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Where did that ball go?
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It's a disaster in there. I can't even find my baseball.
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Snoopy, you need to do some spring cleaning.
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I know it's summer. "Spring cleaning" is a figure of speech.
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Don't worry. I'll help you get started.
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Here you go.
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It's a box. You fill it with trash.
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You're waiting for someone to do it for you, aren't you?
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Snoopy, it's your house and your responsibility to keep it clean.
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Snoopy?
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I thought you were cleaning.
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I brought you another box. This one is for recycling.
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For instance, you can recycle these paper plates.
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Have fun recycling!
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You don't seem to be making much progress.
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This box is for all the things you wanna donate to charity.
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Do you wanna give away that horn?
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I have an idea.
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You're clearly more interested in playing than cleaning.
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So why don't we make a game out of it?
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This is perfect.
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Attention, passengers! Have your tickets ready.
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Excellent.
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This paper can be recycled.
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All aboard the Mess Express!
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Great job clearing out the clutter, Snoopy.
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You deserve an ice-cold root beer.
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And you found my baseball too!
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Thanks, old pal.
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Now all you need to do is carry the boxes to the curb.
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Snoopy?
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Typical.
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Leaving me to finish the job.