Scene from Mrs. Stolk's Senior Kindergarton class's production of Martin Scorsese's "Goodfellas", which has been entertaining speechless audiences for the last two weeks at St. John's elementary school.
You know, it could happen, remember Bugsy Malone?
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From the Lil' Emcee Collection.
The 3 kids to the one in the bowtie: "Heh heh.. Look at the dork!"
"Bring the mixing bowls, boys - it's time for your haircuts!"
That is a seriously YELLOW jacket! I never can find this stuff on eBay... did no one save the vintage kids clothes?!
Looks like the blonde kid on the left struck a deal with the blonde on the right: “Dude, I’ll give you all my Wacky Packs if you trade jackets with me. How can I mock the kid in the bowtie if I’m wearing an all plaid suit?”
p.s. - can I say that this picture may have just replaced "The Most Overconfident Men on Earth" as my favorite thing ever posted on this site. So many things going on in it, it's amazing.
The attitude of the li'l blonde thug.
The nervousness of the bowtie kid - look at his hands! You can just feel him squirming, in his little Movie Usher outfit. Is he late on his payments to this pipsqueek mob?
Then there's Mr YellowJacket - the enforcer. Look at him clenching his meathooks, just itching for the boss to give him the word so he can pummel the bowtie kid.
The other blonde? I don't know. He's probably bankrolling the whole operation. He's the brains, despite his looks.
And it all takes place out front of the Li'l Gangstas Social Club.
kid #2 looks like a blond version of the Death Star Commander SW action figure...if he wore a leisure suit.
That really is the most awesome picture ever. The kid on the right looks like he just stepped off the set of Anchor Man Jr.: The Ronnie Burgundy Story.
Hilarious!
Yes I remember Bugsy Malone
*shivers uncontrollably*
I had the red one when I was a kid. Seriously. I have the picture to prove it.
Wow! I had that red ensemble, except I had red pants as well. I got a picture somewhere of me in it.
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