Moxie: AHHH I'M GONNA EAT YOU!!
Mochi: Oh, it's just you, Moxie! Were you going to the hot springs, too?
Moxie: Wh—Did you not hear me just now? I stalk you all the way out here and THIS is the reaction I get?
Mochi: I'm sorry. Did you want me to scream?
Moxie: Well it's too late for that now! I'm gonna make you my dinner!!
Mochi: ...?
Moxie: ...Y-you're not gonna run away? You got a death wish or somethin'?
Mochi: No, I'd rather be friends than run away from you. That's all!
Moxie: WH—?!?! I'LL SERIOUSLY EAT YOU UP!!
Mochi: Really?
Moxie: Y-YEAH!!!!
[Beat]
Mochi: Well... I'm going to the hot springs! You can come too, if you want.
Mochi: Oh, it's just you, Moxie! Were you going to the hot springs, too?
Moxie: Wh—Did you not hear me just now? I stalk you all the way out here and THIS is the reaction I get?
Mochi: I'm sorry. Did you want me to scream?
Moxie: Well it's too late for that now! I'm gonna make you my dinner!!
Mochi: ...?
Moxie: ...Y-you're not gonna run away? You got a death wish or somethin'?
Mochi: No, I'd rather be friends than run away from you. That's all!
Moxie: WH—?!?! I'LL SERIOUSLY EAT YOU UP!!
Mochi: Really?
Moxie: Y-YEAH!!!!
[Beat]
Mochi: Well... I'm going to the hot springs! You can come too, if you want.
Brain: My story begins on a night just like this one. Dr. Bill Hubbard at the Institute for Advanced Studies was computing algorithms to the power of 27,000 when the cosine button of his calculator became stuck, causing his results to increase exponentially. Unaware of the problem, he continued to use the Briggsian system. Needless to say, the sine curves of his indices were distorting along a quadratic progression. And what he saw when he looked down filled him with an unspeakable terror, for it was the largest prime number ever computed!
[Brain sees that all the kids have fallen asleep from boredom]
Brain: Excuse me, I'm trying to tell a story here!
Canadian Kid: This story's not scary, eh.
Brain: Not scary? Don't you realize the repercussions of Dr. Hubbard's mistake?
[Brain sees that all the kids have fallen asleep from boredom]
Brain: Excuse me, I'm trying to tell a story here!
Canadian Kid: This story's not scary, eh.
Brain: Not scary? Don't you realize the repercussions of Dr. Hubbard's mistake?
— Pinky and the Brain, "Bah, Wilderness"
Baljeet: Boo! Boo, I say!
Phineas: Baljeet?
Baljeet: Oh, I am not Baljeet. I am the scariest thing known to man: A failed math test!
(Beat)
Phineas: Yeah, right. We're just gonna move on now.
Baljeet: You can run, but it won't be to the college of your choice, I tell you!
Phineas: Baljeet?
Baljeet: Oh, I am not Baljeet. I am the scariest thing known to man: A failed math test!
(Beat)
Phineas: Yeah, right. We're just gonna move on now.
Baljeet: You can run, but it won't be to the college of your choice, I tell you!
— Phineas and Ferb, "One Good Scare Ought to Do It!"
