Tommy Warshaw: Solid according to you, lady, girls like fools and small balls. So I'm pretty much covered.
Pappass: I'm not retarded anymore.
Tom Warshaw: Oh really?
Pappass: Really.
Tom Warshaw: When did that happen?
Pappass: Aww, 1984. Sometime in the spring. I went from retard to mentally handicapped. And then in 1987-88, I went from handicapped to challenged. I changed again. I'm probably changing right now, you know. Who knows what I'll be next?
Pappass: If you make a wish and don't tell nobody, it could come true.
Melissa: Your outfit is... um.
Tommy Warshaw: Orange?
Melissa: Really orange.
Tommy Warshaw: If I want to exercise my god given freedom to experience people getting cut up by chainsaws and hung on meat hooks, I think I have the constitutional right to do so, don't you?
Tom Warshaw: My story starts where ever man's story starts: with mom.
Reverend Duncan: Because of some bureaucratic shenanigans and some nonsense in the U.S. constitution called the seperation of church and state, this class will no longer be called Bible Study. It will be called Ethics. Well, that's my civic duty done. Now open you bibles, boys, to Genesis 19:4.
Katherine Warshaw: Go on. Run away just like your father.
Tommy Warshaw: He didn't run away, Mom. He died.
Coralie Warshaw: A man is only a man when he can be who he is wherever he is.
Pappass: Places change like people change.
Answer: It's taken from the score of 'Alive', written by James Newton Howard.
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