Frank Gannucci
01-20-2008, 11:17 PM
(The NY Giants won the NFC Conference Championship by beating the GB Packers 23 - 20.)
(Ralph & Ed walk out of the pool hall.)
Ralph: “Wow! What game Norton. Those Giants really showed Green Bay.”
Ed: “Yeah, they showed them who’s boss of the NFC.”
Ralph: “Now, they have one game to play. It is the Super Bowl. Who would have ever thought that they were going to make it this far?”
Ed: “Not me. They had the odds stacked against them from the start and like Giants they squashed them. Fee-fi-fo-thumb.”
Ralph: “Yes. What agreat Super Bowl it would be. The undefeated Pats losing to the Giants. The Pats don’t stand a chance.”
Ed: “Well, too bad the rest of the world won’t care.”
Ralph: “What do you mean?”
Ed: “Ralph, New England is somewhat close by. Because the teams are located within a very close proxomity, the rest of the world won’t care.”
Ralph: “It’s their loss. They will miss a great Super Bowl.”
Ed: “Yeah, the Pats beating the Giants again.”
Ralph: “What?”
Ed: “Ralph, the Pats are a very good team. They beat the Giants the last time during a game that was apparantly simulcasted everywhere.”
Ralph: “You traitor. You are voting for the enemies?”
Ed: “Well, I have a feeling if I don’t pull for the Pats, I will be identified as anti-American.”
Ralph: “You are ready for Bellevue pal. You are pulling for the Giants hands-down like myself.”
Ed: “And like the Giants, you are a GIANT of a man.”
Ralph (yells): “OKAY NORTON! PUT ‘EM UP! PUT ‘EM UP!”
(Ed runs away while Ralph runs after him.)
(Jackie Gleason walks on stage. The audience applauds.)
Jackie: “Folks. I would like to thank you all. It’s great performing down here in Miami Beach.”
(The audience cheers.)
Jackie: “Art Carney.”
(Art walks out and shakes Jackie’s hand.)
Jackie: “As usual, the Miami Beach audiences are the BEST1 GOOD NIGHT!”
(Audience cheers.)
(Ralph & Ed walk out of the pool hall.)
Ralph: “Wow! What game Norton. Those Giants really showed Green Bay.”
Ed: “Yeah, they showed them who’s boss of the NFC.”
Ralph: “Now, they have one game to play. It is the Super Bowl. Who would have ever thought that they were going to make it this far?”
Ed: “Not me. They had the odds stacked against them from the start and like Giants they squashed them. Fee-fi-fo-thumb.”
Ralph: “Yes. What agreat Super Bowl it would be. The undefeated Pats losing to the Giants. The Pats don’t stand a chance.”
Ed: “Well, too bad the rest of the world won’t care.”
Ralph: “What do you mean?”
Ed: “Ralph, New England is somewhat close by. Because the teams are located within a very close proxomity, the rest of the world won’t care.”
Ralph: “It’s their loss. They will miss a great Super Bowl.”
Ed: “Yeah, the Pats beating the Giants again.”
Ralph: “What?”
Ed: “Ralph, the Pats are a very good team. They beat the Giants the last time during a game that was apparantly simulcasted everywhere.”
Ralph: “You traitor. You are voting for the enemies?”
Ed: “Well, I have a feeling if I don’t pull for the Pats, I will be identified as anti-American.”
Ralph: “You are ready for Bellevue pal. You are pulling for the Giants hands-down like myself.”
Ed: “And like the Giants, you are a GIANT of a man.”
Ralph (yells): “OKAY NORTON! PUT ‘EM UP! PUT ‘EM UP!”
(Ed runs away while Ralph runs after him.)
(Jackie Gleason walks on stage. The audience applauds.)
Jackie: “Folks. I would like to thank you all. It’s great performing down here in Miami Beach.”
(The audience cheers.)
Jackie: “Art Carney.”
(Art walks out and shakes Jackie’s hand.)
Jackie: “As usual, the Miami Beach audiences are the BEST1 GOOD NIGHT!”
(Audience cheers.)