Frank Gannucci
04-25-2008, 11:19 PM
(The Pittsburgh Penguins beat the NY Rangers 5-4.)
(Ralph & Ed are walking down the street after watching the game at the Raccoon Lodge.)
Ralph: "Oooh, I hope those Pittsburgh Penguins don't get to relaxed. Those NY Rangers are going to come back and beat them."
Ed: "I sure hope so Ralph. Those Penguins better not get Happy Feet."
(Ed stops walking and dances like the penguin in Happy Feet.)
Ralph: "Norton, you are a mental case. Anyway, when the Penguins arrive in New York, we will show them how much we like the Rangers. We will be rootin and a-hollerin. I got tickets right behind the Penguins net in the last row on top. At least, I hope that is where these seats are."
Ed: "Where did you get them?"
Ralph: "From an apparently an honest person. A good ticket-scalper. He said that MSG was selling a whole lot of money for these, but he was going to ffer me a bargain. I bought these tickets for $400 each."
Ed: "Ralph, you know how to handle finances."
Ralph: "Yeah, unlike Alice. She wanted me to use money to buy her expensive furniture and drpaes. I told her that I was going to buy tickets with this money."
Ed: "Smae thing happened to me one time with Trixie. I told her to like it or lump it and she lumped it."
Ralph: "We are all set to help the Rangers win."
(Harvey shows up.)
Harvey: "So, you two losers rooted for the Rangers. They will never win. Ha ha ha."
Ralph: "What do you think I am, I am not going to fight you."
Ed: "Yeah, even though Ralph called you a loser and a big dummy."
(Harvey beats up Ralph. Ralph & Ed come home.)
Ed: "Sorry about your condition Ralph. I was hoping that Harvey would back off after he hit you the third time."
Ralph (yells): "GEEEEET OUT. GEEEEEEEEEEET OUT!"
(Ed leaves.)
(Jackie Gleason walks on stage. Audience applauds.)
Jackie: "Thank you. Good night everyone."
(Audience applauds.)
(Ralph & Ed are walking down the street after watching the game at the Raccoon Lodge.)
Ralph: "Oooh, I hope those Pittsburgh Penguins don't get to relaxed. Those NY Rangers are going to come back and beat them."
Ed: "I sure hope so Ralph. Those Penguins better not get Happy Feet."
(Ed stops walking and dances like the penguin in Happy Feet.)
Ralph: "Norton, you are a mental case. Anyway, when the Penguins arrive in New York, we will show them how much we like the Rangers. We will be rootin and a-hollerin. I got tickets right behind the Penguins net in the last row on top. At least, I hope that is where these seats are."
Ed: "Where did you get them?"
Ralph: "From an apparently an honest person. A good ticket-scalper. He said that MSG was selling a whole lot of money for these, but he was going to ffer me a bargain. I bought these tickets for $400 each."
Ed: "Ralph, you know how to handle finances."
Ralph: "Yeah, unlike Alice. She wanted me to use money to buy her expensive furniture and drpaes. I told her that I was going to buy tickets with this money."
Ed: "Smae thing happened to me one time with Trixie. I told her to like it or lump it and she lumped it."
Ralph: "We are all set to help the Rangers win."
(Harvey shows up.)
Harvey: "So, you two losers rooted for the Rangers. They will never win. Ha ha ha."
Ralph: "What do you think I am, I am not going to fight you."
Ed: "Yeah, even though Ralph called you a loser and a big dummy."
(Harvey beats up Ralph. Ralph & Ed come home.)
Ed: "Sorry about your condition Ralph. I was hoping that Harvey would back off after he hit you the third time."
Ralph (yells): "GEEEEET OUT. GEEEEEEEEEEET OUT!"
(Ed leaves.)
(Jackie Gleason walks on stage. Audience applauds.)
Jackie: "Thank you. Good night everyone."
(Audience applauds.)