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This programme contains
adult humour.
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with bubbles in it
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handle anything stronger now
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Right. OK.
Twelve down, Virgin tycoon.
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Bill Gates.
LAUGHING
What?
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Well, I wouldn't give him one.
His name is Richard Branson.
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You see, you're so knowing, Louise.
I know.
It's because I'm at University.
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Shame you left school when you did,
Donna. You'd have made a great
student, being such a big tart.
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Seriously, Louise, d'you feel
improved by studying? Definitely.
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Every aspect of your life improves.
Look at my bright eyes, clear skin.
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Yes, and your healthy teeth and coat.
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Do you think I could do it? Study?
Oh, well, I don't see why not.
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I mean...you CAN read, can't you?
Course I can.
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I read Romeo and Juliet, not five
years ago. OK. What was it about?
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Well, it was about, well... Well,
mostly Leonardo DiCaprio's arse.
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Your post-modern sarcasm
and Generation X nonchalance could
be just what our college needs.
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Come and meet some people tomorrow.
What if they didn't like me?
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They're students!
They love a bit of grit.
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Janet! Stick to what
I've told you, aim low,
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cos first comes university then
comes a love of all things cardigan,
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then you end up on Countdown
talking about your spoon collection.
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Well, I have spoons. And several
forks. Ooh, I could be a student.
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I could be a vegetarian student.
Please don't ever combine
those words in a sentence again.
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Oh, fantastic. You can meet
a lot of new best friends.
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A world of knowledge
and depth of thought. Yes,
but we've got Catchphrase for that.
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God, Louise, you're so irritating
sometimes. Look what you've done.
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God, Donna, you're always
such an angry...wangry.
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Nobody calls me a wangry.
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You can channel your anger in other
ways, you know. Dancing or singing.
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Oh, piss off!
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If you was a woman,
who would you be?
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Anna Kournikova.
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You can't be Anna Kournikova.
I'd fancy you.
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You'd never see me. I'd sit inside
all day playing with my breasts.
Who would you be?
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What, as a woman? Mmm. Well, anyone.
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Women have no trouble pulling, ever.
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Why would you want to go on the pull?
You're a fully paid-up boyfriend now.
I don't. I wanna feel...appreciated.
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Donna not cutting the crusts
off your butties?
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It's not Donna. She's appreciative.
The bedroom floor's covered in
used Durex. It's like an ice-rink.
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Is it me?
D'you want to talk about feelings?
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No, don't be disgusting! It's them.
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You want strangers to appreciate you?
Girls, in general.
They're not noticing me any more.
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Did they ever? Apart from when
you'd turn your eyelids inside out.
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They used to look at me,
with their lust eyes, like that.
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Are you going to vomit? Stop it!
I'll hurt you, I know feng shui. No.
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Something in them saw I was virile,
young, potential boyfriend material.
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Yeah, but once you get
a girlfriend, women, they know.
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They can smell it in the air. See it
in your eyes, hear it in your voice.
Can't they touch it in my Nissan?
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'Fraid not.
You're attached and they know.
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What can I do about it?
Nothing, you've got a girlfriend.
But I'm gorgeous, my mum says.
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Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter.
Look, who's nicer, right,
Catherine Zeta pre or post-Douglas?
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Yeah, works both ways. Oh, my God.
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I've got to get proof. I can't
believe my powers are dimmed.
Powers? What are you, Porno Man?
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Right. Watch.
Watch and learn. Watch this.
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Come to the pub disco with me this
Saturday. Well... I'm flattered,
but it's all so sudden.
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And, besides, I don't want
to be second best to that hussy!
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TV IS ON
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Why are you wearing your glasses?
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Because it makes me
look more intelligent.
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But you're watching
Battersea Dogs Home.
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Trying to impress Shauna Lowry?
Because people can't see you
when they're inside the television.
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Yes, I know that.
I know a lot of things, actually.
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Know where the piccalilli is? Had
to garnish this with egg custard.
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D'you want a bite?
No, thank you, Jonny. I don't think
the educated eat egg custards.
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From tomorrow I shall
only be eating Biscotti.
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I always thought you were more a
Penguin girl, myself. Don't call me
that. Makes me sound thick, waddly.
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Well, you're not thick.
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You've got GCSEs. ..Admittedly,
only in Home Economics and PE...
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But one day somebody might want
someone who can bake
and do sit-ups at the same time.
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I am not stupid. Never said
you were. Well, you made fun
of my qualifica-SEEONS.
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As long as you know when I want a
beer, your brain is doing just fine.
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I'm going to meet Louise's uni
people. I'm going to be clever
and sophisticated. I'll show you.
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I... I WAS actually
asking for a beer just then.
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By the time I were your age,
I were quite a successful model.
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When were you a model? I was
very experienced. Yes, I know that.
Once again, when were you a model?
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I modelled for life classes at
the tech. ..What are life classes?
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They're very sophisticated. You go
in, you take all your clothes off
and 15 people draw you in charcoal.
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Sophisticated? Why didn't you
just lap-dance for a living?
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I did that as well.
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AND magazine work. Hey, would you
like to see them? I kept them all.
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Readers' Wives...
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Hirsute Pursuits,
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Pregnant Mums.
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Pregnant Mums? ..You didn't?
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Relax. You were only a bump.
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YOU are a sick, sick woman,
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and you deserve to be whipped
in the streets like a dog.
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You are a very angry young lady.
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I'm not a very angry young lady.
I'm the picture of serenity until
I get told I was a foetal porn star.
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D'you know,
you were even angry as a baby?
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You'd scream when you were hungry,
when you were tired, when you wanted
changing. That's what babies do.
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Calm. See? Very bovine. But you
won't keep it up. You never could.
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I'll never lose my temper again. From
now on, nothing can aggravate me.
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Nothing? Nothing.
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..Even if I were to do this?
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Because
I find that really irritating.
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I feel like red lava spreading
through my veins and
building into a tight ball of
nausea.
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Me pulse races
with unparalleled rage!
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Maybe that's just me.
I won't get angry. See? I'm calm.
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It's very nice to meet you, Janet.
I don't usually mix with the rustic.
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Most of the rustic don't want to
better themselves. We chew hay.
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That's not true, Cameron. Seriously.
I've never even seen a banana.
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Oh, you poor thing...
You're being ironic, aren't you?
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I don't know. Is that
the same as being a big, old bitch?
I suppose so. I don't know, really.
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So, Cameron, do you want to tell
Janet about student life? OK.
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First off, it's mad.
I mean, you just go crazy.
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Once, when I stayed over,
we dressed vegetables as characters
from Coronation Street. Get this.
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Deirdre Ra-swede!
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Yes, you are mad. So, er, Cameron,
what course do you think
I would be most suited to?
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Philosophy? Or Genetics, maybe?
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Right. Louise and I have spoken
about this and we thought you should
try something a little less taxing.
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When one is out of education
for a while, the brain begins to,
how shall I put this? Stagnate.
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Moo-oo.
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Oh. Tell you what, I know
the "special circumstances" person.
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I'll get him to sort something out
for you. You are poor, aren't you?
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..Good.
How do the letters NVQ sound?
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Not...very...qualified?
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They sound like the most exciting
three letters I've heard in ages.
Poor Jonny.
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Who's Jonny? Is he educated?
Oh, no, he's a pleb. Right.
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Louise! That's what we call
people who don't have degrees. It's
not offensive. I love it already
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Most of my friends are plebs.
My mum's a pleb. Sometimes,
for fun, we pretend to be plebs.
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Yes, watch this. Louise, do you
know all the words to Blue Monday?
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No...
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MUSIC PLAYS
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Do you want a drink?
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Do you wanna make jokes
about Muzzy Izzet's name?
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D'you want something sharp
in the kneecap? I want summat sweet.
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Nah, get us a beer, mate.
Have you spoken to Donna today?
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Donna?
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You mean me mum?
Me mother, Donna. Love me
mother, me. You're embarrassing me.
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A man who's embarrassed about loving
his mother is a man without a...
Plate in his head. Shut up!
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I'm not ashamed of being
in touch with my feminine side.
Or of yours, as a matter of fact.
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Haven't I seen you
in here with your girlfriend? Me?
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Oh, so you...so you noticed me?
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So what was going through your head?
That your girlfriend
was wiping beer off your chin.
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Oh, no, that was me mum.
You see, she's very protective.
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She looks great for her age. Well,
she had me when she was... Seven?
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No. I mean she uses,
you know, that moisturiser.
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You know, the expensive stuff, you
know, with that dog placenta in it.
Oh, that is disgusting!
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You look like you could use a bit
of placenta yourself, love. How
could she resist you after that
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Who's your mate? What, Jonny?
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Well, between you and me,
he's a bit shy and boring really.
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Oh, the strong and silent type, eh?
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Yeah, but him
and his girlfriend are mutants.
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So you've got a girlfriend, then?
Yeah. Is she here?
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No. She's gone to meet some students.
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Students are really bad
for sleeping around, you know.
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Let's hope she learns something
she can bring back home.
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If I was her, I wouldn't let
a man like you out of my sight.
What about a man like ME?
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You're shagging your mother.
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You're chatting me up, aren't you?
You know you love it.
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No, no, I love it. Go on, do me,
do me. Well, you are...
you are very fit,
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and...and you do have, um...
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breasts, but I can't... I can't talk
to you. Scared you might give in?
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I mean, I do, as you pointed out,
have breasts. And...
and it's very nice to meet them,
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but if a member of my girlfriend's
family saw me talking to them,
I'd have no bollocks to speak of.
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Well, we could be having
an intelligent conversation.
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What about? Manicures?
Michelle! This man is resisting me.
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Don't be stupid, it can't be,
it's a man. Yeah, well, I wouldn't
resist you. I'm a real man, me.
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What if I did this?
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Well, what about this?
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Yeah, that's...that's really good.
Very good work. Very good, very good,
but I can't talk, I'm very...
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How about if we lez up?
Yeah, that'd work.
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..No! I can't. I've got to go home,
There's a new episode of ER on.
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Now, ladies.
I'm very turned on, right?
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But I'm also very aloof
and I'll only like you
if you, as aforementioned, "lez up".
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ER's on. See ya.
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Right, then.
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Let's bring it on. Won't
somebody think of the pectorals?
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Hello. Donna! What are you doing?
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Um... I'm... I'm scaring off
all the sexy women.
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A perfectly reasonable explanation.
Wanna tell me why? Will you hurt me?
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No, I'm... I'm managing my anger.
Why?
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Well, they was all trying to seduce
me, with their breasts. Oh, right.
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You thought you'd show 'em yours?
Yeah. That's what happened.
D'you want a drink?
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AFFECTED LAUGH
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Oh! Cheryl Blair. Such a pleb.
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Please turn the pages quietly. No.
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If you drank quality wine instead
of dirty beer, you wouldn't suffer.
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You don't drink quality wine. You
drink alcoholic Vimto. Not any more.
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Now I mix with the educated, what
passes my lips is old and French.
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So...
So you're going to eat Edith Piaf?
At least your farts'd be tuneful.
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I don't fart any more. With you, we
could make an ultra-powerful Jacuzzi,
if we just get like a tube and...
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What d'you mean you don't fart any
more? I do not fart. It's obnoxious.
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You'll explode!
Please, Janet, I'm begging you.
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Well, Louise and Cameron don't fart.
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You've met this bloke for
five minutes. Even I can hold it for
five minutes. Oh, actually, hang on.
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KNOCKING
Oh, shit! That'll be Cameron now!
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Feet, Jonny.
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Cameron! Come on in!
Jonny, this is Cameron.
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Oh, and, look, he's got his hair
in an amusing quiff.
How very amusing, Cameron.
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Actually, I slept on my forehead
last night. D'you have tea? Or
coffee? Mellow Birds. Tea's fine.
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Try to make sure it's not
a product of the slave trade. Right.
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Oh, Janet, you... You don't read
this sort of thing, do you? Um...
No, it's mine.
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And, before you ask,
Cameron, because I know you're dying
to, Jordan has the nicest knockers.
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I only read the Socialist Worker.
Go, Trotsky, go! ..Tea.
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CLEARING HER THROAT
Jonny? Can we sit down, please?
Course. Where are my manners, eh?
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So, Cameron...
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I hear you don't fart?
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Cameron! I took note of
what you said about the slave trade,
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so I've thrown out all the tea bags
that looked shoddily made. Biscotti?
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No, I don't fart in front of people,
Jonny, no. See that, Janet?
It's only in front of people.
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In front of me's OK. I find it rude.
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You...you don't think farts are
in the slightest bit funny? No. Why?
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Nothing. Just going to the toilet.
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Janet, Cameron
has some really exciting news.
Oh, wow! This is so exciting.
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I haven't told you what it is yet.
I know! I've organised a poetry
reading. Tonight, in actual fact.
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Oh, Janet, you might want a tissue,
there's a bit of drool, just there.
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Nothing that fancy, just like-minded
people putting the world to rights.
Oh, just like the Nazis, then.
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Jonny! We are talking about poetry.
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Poetry. What, like, um, "There
was a young man from Nantucket,
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"If anything moved, he'd..." Jonny!
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No, it's fine, Janet.
I mean, poetry can be expressed
in all sorts of ways.
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..In fact, you're a piece
of poetry, yourself. Oh...
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Janet?! What rhymes with Janet?
Apart from...granite.
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Oh, dear. Poetry doesn't have
to rhyme, Jonny. Of course it does.
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Why d'you think no-one's written
a poem about oranges? Stop it.
I am so sorry about this.
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No, it's fine. In fact, Jonny's
making an interesting argument.
Oh, please, don't argue with me.
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My brain's only capable of
stopping me farting in front of you.
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Hey, Jonny, maybe YOU should come
to the poetry reading. Add
a bit of Bohemia to the occasion.
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Bohemia? I'm not a Goth,
I'm just a bit pale this morning
cos of the dirty beer.
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Actually, I used to write a bit of
poetry myself when I was at school.
The loneliness of adolescence.
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No, no, no,
it was more about Damon Albarn.
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You should perform tonight. New
people are very popular. You should.
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And, Janet,
remember to bring your pain.
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Yeah, don't worry, he'll be there.
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KNOCKING
It's open.
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Oh!
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Hello, Gary, love! Come on in. Just
doing a little bit of housework.
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I've come to pick Donna up for this
bloody poetry reading. Is she ready?
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What're you doing,
going watching poetry?
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When I were a girl, I used
to amuse meself by painting
giant penises on toilet doors.
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Flo, I wonder, could I ask you
a personal question?
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If it's about the giant penises,
I made them so they wouldn't be
intimidating. It's not that. It's...
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Oh, God,
have you fallen in love with me?
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No! Because that has happened
so many times.
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No, no. It's... It's a question.
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Does a man's sexual attractiveness
go down when...when he's involved?
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Course it does, yeah. Oh.
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But not yours. ..Really?
You're different.
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You have a...rawness.
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Oh, thanks for the advice.
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In fact, I don't know why our Donna
isn't more grateful. Most women
would find you irresistible.
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Oh... Goody.
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If I'd just been three years younger
we'd probably have met around town.
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Three years?
Yeah, that's when
I were barred from most places.
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NERVOUS WHIMPER
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What're you doing?
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You want to feel attractive, don't
you? I... I... I suppose, yeah.
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Well, your girlfriend's mother
must be the biggest taboo.
Well, that's... That's true.
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You can't tell me you don't like it.
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Just... Just don't think
I'm allowed.
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You can sniff my hair, if you want.
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I-I-I-If you insist.
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Hello, Gary. Oh, shit!
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Sniffing my mum's hair there.
And you, Mum. Fondling my boyfriend.
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Donna, I can ex... You big lug.
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Turning up early. You should know her
by now. She'd shag Aberdeen.
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Your daughter's so cool.
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Soon as I can afford it, I'll take
her on holiday where there's lots
of naked ladies, and she won't mind.
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Oh, God, Louise, I am so nervous.
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I really don't think I should
get up. Oh, go on, you've got to.
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The last guy only did poems about
orange. Who knew borange was a word?
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This evening is going so well.
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A PhD in the exploitation
of youth, here I come.
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Janet, what do you
have for me tonight?
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Er, actually, Cameron,
I don't think... Janet.
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You do know that public speaking
is integral to student life. Is it?
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No. But please go on.
I've only got folk singers left.
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Oh. Good luck. Hold on...!
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Jonny, she needed it.
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Hello. I would like to read
you one or two of my poems.
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Come to me, I am woman.
Didn't Su Pollard sing that?
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All the people, so many people,
they all walk hand in hand, hand in
hand... This isn't rustic, it's
crap.
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All that she wants is another baby.
NOISY HECKLING
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That's Ace of Base. Come on, please,
it's the future! I've got some more.
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I can't watch this.
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You big shower of bastards!
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..A person comes up here, for
the first time, and what do you do?
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This is a human being.
Oh, you students,
you all prefer dolphins, don't you?
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Cos they smile and make clicky sounds
when you throw them mackerel.
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Dolphins make you feel better
about your duffel coat-wearing,
couscous-eating,
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"we smoke weed cos daddy said we
shouldn't" sad little life. Bastard,
arse-pissing, moon-wank twat!
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Well, thank you to Jonny, there.
Certainly gritty.
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I discovered him myself, you know.
He farts.
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Let's go home. Jonny! Wait, look.
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I know that Janet's a failure. But
you. I mean, what I'm trying to say
is, would you like a regular slot?
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What?! You'd have to ditch the
girlfriend because of the groupie
potential, but I'd buy you whores.
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OH!!
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I really like the way we're going. I
had no idea you liked canals so much.
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No, I mean... I mean us, you know?
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No pettiness, no moodiness.
It's just perfect. Mmm.
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And, you know, if things
keep going the way they're going,
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one day, if you're lucky enough,
you could become Mrs Gaz.
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Lovely. Seeing as you've become
so understanding, you should know
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that the reason I had my top off
in the pub was...was so
all the sexy women would stroke me.
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Super-duper. You're so great.
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Would you mind if I made
a suggestion? No. I'd love it.
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Maybe you could wear skirts
that leave less to the imagination,
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and then other men might be
jealous of me. I wear clothes for
comfort, love. No, and you can tell.
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And what about your hair? If I'm to
make you perfect, I've got to admit
that I've always loved auburn.
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What? What is it? Gaz?
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Yeah?
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D'you fancy some sex?
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No.
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How about a digestive? Yeah.
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I feel so stupid, Jonny.
Oh, you're not stupid.
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Yes, I am. I hate Question Time
and Heart Of The Matter.
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But you love Stephen Hawking. No,
I just think he has a funny voice.
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I'm never gonna learn how to have
an intellectual discussion, though.
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We have those. When?
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Usually after about eight pints
of Stella. We talk about life.
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Yeah, and death and sex
and politics and religion.
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I'm never gonna learn how to become
educated and demure, though, am I?
Why would you want to do that?
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Then you can't eat mashed potato
butties and piss in the sink.
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Jonny? Yes, Louise?
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Remember when you shook me
back to life yesterday? I remember.
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You touched my booby.
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SHE LAUGHS
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I'm sorry, I really am. I wouldn't
think you'd have done it on purpose.
Not with you being with...
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