How to Eat Fried Worms

Release: August 25, 2006

Billy Forrester is the new kid in town who is beginning a new life in a new school. He is quickly taken advantage of by the school bully and a few of his friends because of his weak stomach and tendency to easily vomit. After pulling a prank on the school bully, he is forced into a bet where he must eat 10 live worms within one day without vomiting and the loser will have to walk down the most crowded school hall with worms in their pants while everyone watches.

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Quote O' Matic

Clark: "You're pretty set so far as shopping goes?"

Eddie: "Well, I can't lie to you Clark. The truth is, things ain't going too good at all. You know I told you I borrowed the RV from my neighbor? Nope. It's mine. We live in it. I had to sell off the house, the barn, the ten acres. All I kept was a 50-foot plot, the pigs and the worm farm. If only I had back the money that me and Cathrine sent that TV preacher that was screwing the hockey players."

Clark: "What about the kids?"

Eddie: "His kids can fend for themselves. I don't even..."

Clark: "No, your kids."

Eddie: "Oh, well, that's the bitch of it. Se, I don't know what to do. We coasted into town on fumes. The gas money give out in Gurnee."

Clark: "Eddie, Ellen and I want to help you give the kids a nice Christmas."

Eddie: "Oh Clark, I couldn't do that."

Clark: "No, no, we insist."

Eddie: "Oh, no; I'm not one for charity, now."

Clark: "Oh, I know that Eddie. This isn't charity; it's family."

Eddie: "Ooh, I don't know about that."

Clark: "Now, come on; if you don't tell me what they want, I,ll go out and get it on my own."

Eddie: "Oh boy, this is a surprise Clark. This is just a real nice surprise. Just a real nice surprise. Here's a little list. Alphabetical, starting with Cathrine. And if it wouldn't be too much, I'd like to get something for you Clark. Something really nice."

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