Just says, one of those present plugged it in again. Is that what you did, dear . Just plugged in the microphone . Well, martha, i saved that whole meeting. If it hadnt been for me, if i hadnt found the trouble right away, everybody wouldve gone home. Im sorry, dear. Honestly, now, this is a sample of the kind of recognition i get in this town. Why, for two cents, id cancel my subscription to this crazy thing. Oh, now, dear. Well, by golly, i would, too, martha, if i werent paid up in advance. Hi, mr. Wilson. Hi, mrs. Wilson. I have a swell idea, mr. Wilson. Lets you and me go dennis, im in no mood for any of your swell ideas. Martha, im going upstairs and lie down a while. Is he sick, mrs. Wilson . No, dennis. Hes just a little upset today because he didnt get his name in the paper. Thats too bad. Well, i better be goin now. Tell mr. Wilson ill leave my kite in your tree until he feels more like climbin. Hello, tommy. Its nice to see you again. Its nice to have you back home, mrs. Mit
Were lucky. The coffee pots still plugged in. Here. You take this. Surely. I really shouldnt impose like this, but youve only to say coffee once to me. Sit down. All right. Thank you. Here we are. Well, i guess alice and martha will be home any minute now. Although why they went in the first place ill never know. The reason women go to teas is something im sure no man will ever understand. You know, martha dragged me to one of her teas once. You should have seen the size of the sandwiches. They were absolutely microscopic. It isnt only the size, its the color. Have you ever seen purple cream cheese . Or lavender mayonnaise . Whats the matter, mr. Wilson . I dont know. All right, boys, out, all of you. Dennis, wait a minute. Would you care to explain whats going on here . Well, me and tommy and stewart were having a club meeting and you and mr. Wilson came in and i accidentally poured water on mr. Wilsons shoe and i guess thats about all for right now. You mean to tell me you poured wat
You want us to move that wheelbarrow closer, mr. Wilson . Boys, im growing this special garden for a special reason. So im going to ask you to stay out of this entire area for a while. You may use the front sidewalk, of course. Yeah, on account that it belongs to the city anyways. Yeah. But im going to ask you not to come on my property. You wanna see how me and tommy could climb this fence . I do not. If you want to come over here, walk around the way youre supposed to. Oh, thanks. Oh. Mr. Wilson oh, no, no, boys, no. All right, boys, now that youre here boys, boys, boys, now that youre here, stay right beside me. Stay out of that. Come here. Come over here where i can keep my eye on you. Boy, that sure is a swell wheelbarrow, mr. Wilson. Yes, i know it is and you just stay away from it. Its full of plant food. What time do you feed the plants, mr. Wilson . Oh, no special time. Do plants have teeth . Look, boys, really, im quite busy. You want us to move the wheelbarrow closer . No. I
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Dennis the Menace was a Warner Bros family entertainment comic movie in mid-1993 that grossed a lot of fame and revenue across the world. It also grossed a variety of criticisms – good and bad (naturally).
Like every other great cinematographic work of any time, it took its time to stay on the dance floor, then bowed out when its ovation was high. It innovated in 1998 as ‘Dennis the Menace Strikes Again’ and, yet again in the new millennium round about 2007 as ‘A Dennis the Menace Christmas’.
Some may regard it as a classic, others as, not so old yet, and yet others – as contemporary and relevant.