Scram!

Scram!

Scram!

Scram!

Scram!

Scram!

Scram!

You better scram.

Go on, scram.

Scram, you kids.

Here. Scram. Yes, sir.

Scram! I don't want to!

Say, let's scram out of here.

Make hams of you and scram!

Scram or I'll call the cops.

You idiot. Why don't you scram?

Go on back and scram, will you?

Scram, before I wipe the street with you.

I am kicking you out. Go, scram, départez!

So, if it's just the same to you, scram.

Come on, scram. And stay away from that bus.

Dont encourage them. Whats the Portuguese word for scram?

I want to eat alone. Scram. It's cramped in here.

We direct them toward Cairo and we scram to South Africa.

Scram! This beach ain't big enough for the both of us.

Okay, kids, I got to scram, got to go see my cardiologist.

Huh. You know, I don't know if you could use this or not, but I was quoting Wright Morris, a writer from Nebraska, who says, 'We're more and more into communications and less and less into communication.' Okay, kids, I got to scram, got to go see my cardiologist.