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Barney | Nice. You ladies look good, but your outfits are missing just one thing.
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Robin | No, Barney, this is as far as we're going to go. I'm not showing anymore...
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Barney | Two beautiful flowers for two beautiful flowers.
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Lily | Aw. Sweet. Thank you.
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Barney | Oh, Robin, are you tearing up?
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Robin | No. I've never been to prom before, okay?
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Lily | We got to go. See ya.
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Ted | Bye, have fun. See you.
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Marshall | They grow up into skanks so fast, don't they, Ted?
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Ted | So, what, we ready for tonight?
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Marshall | Yeah. Just one thing we got to do first.
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Ted | Shot of Jim Beam?
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Marshall | Yeah.
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Ted | Yes!
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Marshall | And then I promised Lily that we'd stuff 200 wedding invitations.
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Ted | What?!
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Marshall | I'm sorry, dude, but you saw how stressed out she is.
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Ted | Come on! You've been doing wedding stuff nonstop. Take a break. Once you're married, if we go out and you get so drunk you throw up, it'll be sad, but if we do it tonight... it'll be less sad.
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Marshall | Okay, it'll be cool-- I'll tell you what. We'll make a game out of it. First one to stuff a hundred invitations gets a big prize.
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Ted | Do I look like I'm four? All right, what kind of prize are we talking?
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Lily | Wow, a lot more security than when we were kids.
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Robin | Is this gonna work?
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Lily | Yeah. Look, when I was 17, I used to sneak into clubs all the time. It's all about confidence. Follow me. Whee-hoo! Happy prom, everybody. Going to prom-- whee-hoo!
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Security guard | Uh, you're adults.
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Lily | Okay, bye. Okay, look, I just need to see the band. I'm getting married in two months, and...
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Security guard | And you're just finding a band?
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Barney | Hey, ho, hey!
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Security guard | I'm sorry, ma'am. You either need to be a student or the date of a student.
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Lily | Wow. "Ma'am?" Check and mate.
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Barney | It's cool. Time to activate plan B. Scherbotsky, how comfortable are you with a crossbow? Scherbotsky?
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Robin | Hey, guys. Do you want to take two hot girls to prom?
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Boy | We don't have that kind of money.
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Robin | For free.
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Boy | Oh, hell yeah!
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Robin | Great. I'm Robin, this is my friend Lily.
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Lily | Hi. Shall we?
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Boy | Sure. I knew it would happen. This is the dream.
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Robin | Oh, hey, wait. How's Barney getting in?
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Barney | Don't worry about me. I'll get in. Oh... I'll get in.
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Lily | We're in!
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Singer | Thank you. We're going to take a break.
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Lily | Oh, you're kidding me.
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Boy #1 | Hey, uh, you ladies want something to take the edge off?
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Robin | Yeah, what the hell? It's prom. That tastes like cough syrup.
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Boy #1 | Yeah, we couldn't get any alcohol. Um, our fake IDs say we're only 20. We didn't realize it till after we bought them.
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Robin | Nerds who aren't good at math? Life's going to be rough, boys.
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Lily | Hi. Excuse me. I was wondering if you guys could play "Good Feeling" by the Violent Femmes. I know it's probably not in your repertoire, but I'm getting married and my fiancé wants to hire you guys as the band, but I can't sign off on it until I hear you play "Good Feeling" because that's our song, and what kind of wedding band would you be if you couldn't play our song, right? Right?
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Man | Look, I'm kinda wasted right now, so I didn't understand any of that. But, uh, if you get us the sheet music, we'll play your song.
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Boy #1 | So, you buzzing, baby?
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Robin | My phlegm feels looser.
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Ted | This is pathetic. It's guys' night. We should be out in a bar getting in fights. If I got in a fight, would you have my back?
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Marshall | You know it.
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Ted | I'd have your back, too.
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Marshall | That's cool.
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Ted | What, you don't think you'd need my help? You don't know what I can do. I'm like... like a berserker.
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Marshall | Okay, Ted. (His phone starts rigging) Hello.
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Robin | Hey, it's Robin. Um, Lily needs you to download the sheet music for "Good Feeling" and bring it out here, like, now.
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Marshall | Hang on. It's Robin. She wants me to go to prom. Can Ted come?
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Ted | Wait! Don't ask! That's so lame! I don't even want to go anyway.
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Robin | Uh, I don't know. Things have been so weird between us.
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Ted | What'd she say? What'd she say?
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Robin | He lied and told me he broke up with his girlfriend to try to hook up with me. I mean, I know he apologized for it but it's just, it's not easy to forgive. Look, if you absolutely must bring Ted, it's, it's not like I'm going to claw my own eyes out if he comes.
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Marshall | Okay, bye. She totally wants you to come.
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Robin | All right, sheet music's on the way. Are you okay?
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Lily | There's just so much to do for this wedding. My head is swirling. It's just all moving too fast.
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Scooter | How is it moving too fast? We've been together for two years.
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Lily | I just... I just don't want everything in my life to be decided already.
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Scooter | What's decided? I go to umpire school, you go to college. We move into my dad's house in Staten Island. We have kids, we grow old together. What's decided? It's wide open!
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Lily | Scooter, when I go off to college, that's the end for us.
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Scooter | You're, you're breaking up with me?
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Lily | There's still so much I want to do. I want to travel, live overseas as an artist, maybe have a lesbian relationship. Plus, I think I was just dating you 'cause you look a little bit like Kurt Cobain.
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Scooter | I can't believe this. I can change. I can look more like Kurt Cobain. Please, just don't leave me. I'm nothing without you, baby.
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Lily | Please don't put that kind of pressure on me! It's too much!
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Boy #2 | It's just one dance, God!
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Lily | What?
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Robin | Well, we did promise them one dance.
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Lily | Yeah, sure, okay. So Andrew, what's your big plan? What's life going to be like after tonight?
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Andrew | Well, you know I got it all worked out. Uh, leave this place in my dust, four awesome years at college, and then I'll move to Prague or start my own video game company or something.
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Lily | No, you won't.
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Andrew | I won't?
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Lily | No, you won't accomplish anything you set out to. You'll get a girlfriend the first day of college and you'll give up your independence and you'll never live abroad and you'll wind up old before your time wondering "Whatever happened to my hopes and my dreams?"
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Andrew | Whoa. You really think I'll get a girlfriend?
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Boy #1 | So, uh, what's the deal here? Am I getting lucky tonight?
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Robin | Oh, Sean, look, um, you're a nice guy, but I just don't... No, you're not getting lucky tonight.
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Giant Turtle | Okay, just be cool. Don't look at me.
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Ted | Okay.
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Giant Turtle | How'd you get in here?
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Marshall | What's it to you, giant turtle?
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Giant Turtle | It's me, Barney.
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Marshall | Oh, hey. Where's Lily?
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Barney | She's in the bathroom.
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Marshall | Wait here, I should go talk to the band.
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Ted | All right.
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Barney | How did you guys get in here?
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Ted | We just snuck in the back.
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Barney | You just snu... Are you serious? I've been trying to get in here all night. I finally paid a janitor 200 bucks to let me borrow this mascot costume.
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Ted | But you got in. Slow and steady won the race.
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Marshall | Hey, bro, have you seen my fiancée Lily?
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Andrew | Your fiancée? Whoa, tonight she's with me, bro. Unless you're looking for trouble.
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Marshall | Listen, little buddy, I understand it's prom and the adrenaline's pumping, but...
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