grounded in
- Sir, based on eyewitness interviews, we've made a composite sketch of the life forms.Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe · 2022 — 第 9 / 22 章 · 2'26" · B1
Left alone with a new phone, Beavis mistakes Siri for a listener and tells her what he really thinks: 'he's always trying to kick my ass for no reason,' and 'nobody hears the real Beavis.' Siri keeps answering with random facts, but the talking itself is enough — 'it feels good to talk.'
Butt-Head uses the phone to order nachos and keeps telling Beavis to shut up. Beavis instead treats Siri as someone who will finally listen. He complains that Butt-Head bosses him around and tries to beat him up, and says nobody hears the real Beavis. Siri answers with sports scores and spider facts, yet Beavis ends up happy simply to be talking.
注目の表現
kick my asssearch the webscoregets old
このシーンの表現
wears thin
Beavis says Butt-Head's bossing around has worn him down over time.
That meme gets old after a week.
beat me up
look online
hook up with
stint on
be included with
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grounded in
- Sir, based on eyewitness interviews, we've made a composite sketch of the life forms.Based on links into one smooth run.
- Sir, based on eyewitness interviews, we've made a composite sketch of the life forms.concession clause: The whatever-clause concedes what they are before the verdict.
- Whatever they are, they're definitely not human.deliver upward
- Uh, send up 100 more orders of nachos.and such
- Hey Butt-Head, this phone kicks ass and everything.is awesome — Casual praise between friends; never in formal settings.
- Hey Butt-Head, this phone kicks ass and everything.have to locate
But we need to find Serena.be quiet — A blunt way to tell someone to be quiet; can offend.
- Shut up, Beavis.talking with
I'm speaking with the nacho man.handle
You see what I have to deal with?object clause: The what-clause is the object of see.
You see what I have to deal with?Have to often reduces to a single blended sound.
You see what I have to deal with?darn it — A mild curse for frustration; common but still rude.
Butt-Head! - Damn it, Beavis, I told you to shut up.be included with
Butt-Head asks whether the nachos come with a side of more nachos.
Do those nachos come with side orders of nachos?hook up — Crude slang for hooking up; only joking with close friends.
So, um, I was wondering, um, you know, like, um, when we're going to score you know?be beaten by
- Notre Dame is losing to Alabama 7 to 0.neither do I
- Yeah, me neither.without cause
Like, he thinks he can tell me what to do, and he's always trying to kick my ass for no reason.wh-infinitive: The wh-infinitive works as the object of tell.
Like, he thinks he can tell me what to do, and he's always trying to kick my ass for no reason.beat me up — A rough threat among friends; not for strangers.
Like, he thinks he can tell me what to do, and he's always trying to kick my ass for no reason.wears thin
Beavis says Butt-Head's bossing around has worn him down over time.
And it just gets old after a while.fed up with
You know? I'm tired of it.who someone truly is
Like nobody hears the real Beavis.stint on
Butt-Head warns the restaurant not to be stingy with the cheese sauce.
Yeah. Neither do I. [giggling] - And don't skimp on the nacho cheese sauce, or I'm talking to the manager.odd sensation
- You know, it's like sometimes when I talk to you, you know, I have this like strange feeling.time clause: The when-clause sets the time for the main feeling.
- You know, it's like sometimes when I talk to you, you know, I have this like strange feeling.simultaneously
It's like I'm happy and sad at the same time.The and reduces, so the phrase runs together.
It's like I'm happy and sad at the same time.look online
Siri offers to search the web, and Beavis hears spider webs instead.
- Do you want me to search the web?The scene gives Beavis something the show rarely allowed: sincerity. Talking to Siri, he says exactly what bothers him — 'he's always trying to kick my ass for no reason' — and reaches for a feeling he cannot name: 'it's like I'm happy and sad at the same time.' The humour comes from the audience knowing Siri is not listening while Beavis keeps saying things like 'nobody hears the real Beavis,' unaware that the machine proves his point. Butt-Head, meanwhile, is on the same phone ordering nachos and shouting at him to be quiet, so the two share one device but not one conversation. The final line, 'it feels good to talk,' lands because it is not a joke at all.
It's like I'm happy and sad at the same time.Beavis tries to name a feeling he cannot identify: being both happy and sad. It is the closest he comes to describing what loneliness feels like.
Like, he thinks he can tell me what to do, and he's always trying to kick my ass for no reason.His summary of life with Butt-Head: constant orders and random violence. It is the sentence that turns the scene from a phone gag into a real complaint.
And it just gets old after a while.His reason for being tired of it — repetition, not any single injury. The phrase makes the treatment sound like a routine he has finally noticed.
You see what I have to deal with?Butt-Head's line about having to put up with Beavis, which flips the complaint back on him. Both characters claim to be the one suffering.
It feels good to talk.Beavis's verdict after venting to Siri. It treats conversation itself as the thing he wanted all along, even if the listener is a machine.
Do those nachos come with side orders of nachos?Butt-Head's absurd food order. It is the joke that keeps running underneath Beavis's sincere monologue.
He is talking to Siri, the phone's voice assistant, though he treats it like a person who will listen. He first seems to think it might be Serena.
Butt-Head is trying to order food over the phone and keeps telling Beavis to shut up. He is focused on nachos, not on Beavis's feelings.
He says Butt-Head tells him what to do and tries to hit him for no reason. He adds that the behaviour gets old and that nobody hears the real Beavis.
It means to use too little of something or be stingy with it. Butt-Head warns the nacho man not to skimp on the cheese sauce.
He is still talking to Siri, which answers with facts about spiders. Despite the useless replies, he decides it feels good to talk.
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