Every day after school, I have to write a bunch of homework papers. After watching this film, I can’t afford to hurt myself.

Layne 2022-02-17 08:02:06

After watching this film, I began to remember what I did after school in my childhood. Do you have a cute puppy buddy? Do you play basketball or other activities? Have you ever encountered a school physical education teacher who happens to be a star? Are you lucky to sit in the dock in the court?
The answer is: NO!
I can't even remember that I was a god horse after school in my childhood?
Oh, right.
After school in my childhood, I got home after half an hour of speeding by car and put down my schoolbag and started doing homework. When it comes to eating, you can watch the cartoon while you eat, and then continue to do your homework until you go to bed.
After finally reaching the fourth grade of elementary school, I was selected by the physical education teacher to play basketball while doing radio exercises. After playing intermittently for a semester, I was told that girls don’t need to come again.
After that, he never participated in club activities, including going to college. By the time he arrived at the university, he had completely lost his interest in and adaptability to the community.
But we still had cartoons to accompany us at that time.
Look at the kids now.
From our balcony, we can clearly see the bedroom of a child who goes to elementary school upstairs. After school every day, he gets into his small room and leaned against his desk to do his homework. After eating, turn on the light and continue to work hard. Until sleep. He not only has to write homework, but also learn taekwondo and musical instruments, as well as read the Tao Te Ching. So I always see him at the desk, and my little back doesn't know if it is because of this that he has a slight hunchback. Occasionally watching TV also only watch documentary channels and sports channels.
Is there any way? In addition to relying on "knowledge", how can ordinary children of ordinary families compete? Now even the primary school entrance examination questions are so abnormal.
Ok. All this has nothing to do with the film.
This is just the self-pity of a poor dick.

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Air Bud quotes

  • Josh Framm: [During first Timberwolves & Warriors basketball game, Buddy comes into gymnasium and knocked basketball out of a Warrior's grip] Buddy!

    [Both teams start chasing Buddy, to try to get the basketball back, saying "Get him!"]

    Josh Framm: Buddy, stop!

    Referee #1: Hey, gimme that ball.

    Jackie Framm: [Loose basketball then hits a Gatorade ice-chest, causing a big spill on gymnasium floor] Excuse me.

    Josh Framm: Get back here.

    [basketball hits referee in his forehead, making him walk to bench. Meanwhile, the other referee loses his balance and slides into a table, hitting one set of legs, causing the table to fold on end nearly injure him]

    Josh Framm: Buddy, no!

    [Buddy then causes a rack of basketballs to spill, onto floor]

    Josh Framm: Buddy, no!

    [Josh gets the basketball, then Buddy knocks it, out of Josh's hands and up into basketball rim for a bucket. Audience and referees are a -first in shock and then start cheering for Buddy]

    Josh Framm: Buddy, bad dog!

    Jackie Framm: Sorry, Josh. Come on, Buddy.

    Josh Framm: [after the game] Hey, boy.

    Jackie Framm: Did you know that Buddy could do that? Did you know that Buddy could play basketball?

    Principal Pepper: [chuckling] There he is! Oh, the man of the hour! And the dog! I swear, I wouldn't have believed it, if I hadn't seen it with my own two eyes! A basketball-playing dog! A regular Michael "Woof" Jordan! You've been keeping this under your hats! Oh, I'm going off like a faucet. Melissa, this is Mrs. Framm... and her talented son, Josh.

    Melissa: Hi.

    Josh Framm: Hi.

    Melissa: I'm the president, of the Booster Club and wondered if you and...

    Josh Framm: Buddy.

    Melissa: Buddy could do that trick, at the next half-time show.

    Principal Pepper: Wouldn't he be a great mascot?

    Josh Framm: [Buddy leaves them, going back to the gymnasium, having overheard Coach Barker shouting at and mistreating Timberwolf Tom Stewart] Buddy? Buddy!

    Coach Barker: You're never going to drop another ball, Stewart!

    [starts throwing a group of basketballs at Tom Stewart too hard and too fast for him to successfully catch any of them, to vent out his anger]

    Principal Pepper: [opens the gymnasium door] What's going on here?

    Coach Barker: Just running Tom through a little drill.

    Principal Pepper: That'll be enough, Joe. That will be enough.

    Josh Framm: [Josh pets Buddy's head at gymnasium door] Good boy!

  • [Josh comes into the gym for the first tryout]

    Greg: Check out the new kid.

    Larry Willingham: It looks like he stole that ball from the Harlem Globetrotters.

    [Josh climbs up the bleachers past Larry]

    Larry Willingham: How you doin', buddy?

    Coach Barker: All right, listen up!

    [Josh takes his seat as Coach Barker approaches]

    Coach Barker: Now, you're here today to try out for the school's finest tradition: basketball. Now, I've got five of my boys back from last year, including leading scorer Larry Willingham. Raise your hands, gentlemen.

    [Larry, Greg and three other boys raise their hands]

    Coach Barker: This year, we are going all the way. Why's that, Willingham?

    Larry Willingham: Because we're winners, sir.

    Coach Barker: That's right. We are here to win, because if you can win on the courts, you can win at life. Get your butts out here and let's see if you can play ball.

    [Coach Barker blows his whistle and everyone comes out on the court and begins playing except Josh]

    Coach Barker: What team you playing for? What team you playing for?

    Players: [in unison] Timberwolves!

    Coach Barker: Who's gonna win?

    Players: [in unison] Timberwolves!

    Coach Barker: Who's gonna win?

    Players: [in unison] Timberwolves!

    Coach Barker: I can't hear you!

    Players: [in unison] Timberwolves!

    Coach Barker: What team's gonna win?

    Players: [in unison] Timberwolves!

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