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Adam Sandler ~ The Beating Of A High School Science Teacher


Performed by rob schneider "and now the severe beating of a high school science teacher." [lecturing] "zinc is by far the best element." "i also like plutonium." "it's just fun to say." "plutonium." [sound of someonee walking towards him] "how's your plutonium?" "good, thank you." "excuse me!" "hello! the office is closed. so, if you wouldn't mind,.. sir, what are you doing?" "hey! get off of me!" [beating sounds] "you're breaking the beakers!" [beating sounds] "those are my best goggles!" [beating sounds] more free lyrics

Performed by rob schneider

"and now the severe beating of a high school science teacher."

[lecturing]
"zinc is by far the best element."
"i also like plutonium."
"it's just fun to say."
"plutonium."
[sound of someonee walking towards him]
"how's your plutonium?"
"good, thank you."

"excuse me!"
"hello! the office is closed. so, if you wouldn't mind,.. sir, what are you doing?"
"hey! get off of me!"
[beating sounds]
"you're breaking the beakers!"
[beating sounds]
"those are my best goggles!"
[beating sounds]

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