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TWANG OF COILED SPRING
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WOOAAAHHHHH !
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Not again!
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Yes, of course, again.
You're doing SPLENDIDLY ! Tell him, Clegg, he's doing splendidly.
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Er... SEYMOUR thinks
you're doing splendidly.
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I'm not doing splendidly.
I keep falling on me bum! That's what I'm doing!
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DOIN-N-N-N-G !
Ohhh !
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You see?
SPLENDIDLY !
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My, YOU'RE lookin' well (!)
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Let's 'ave a cup of hot,
sweet tea, luv.
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Hey!
Come in, why don't you? (!)
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What d'you think you're bringing in?
I don't want your junk in here!
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Madam, this is NOT 'junk'. It's
a damn good imitation. Take it out!
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Where are you going? You heard her.
She doesn't understand. She sounds pretty confident to me.
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Get it out! That's it, tell 'em!
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Madam, let me explain...
OUT !
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Flaming cheek! He'll be bringing
his own sandwiches next (!) Yeah.
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Mr Utterthwaite's out 'ere
with a seat. Tell 'im we've got one!
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No-o-o! It's a motor vehicle seat.
It's got all bits hangin' off it.
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Has he been in an accident?
No, but he's workin' at it (!)
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'Ow do, Mr Simonite?
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Hello, little Crushie!
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How's it goin'? Alright. Be better
once I'm used to wearing this frock.
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It's an OVERALL !
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Well, it LOOKS like a frock.
Milburn, just bring your box round 'ere.
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I wouldn't have had all them tattoos
if I'd known I'd end up in a frock!
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CRASH !
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Must be nice to have a strong lad
about the place. Yeah. I think I'm overdoing it.
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Who expects a place this size
to have its own nuclear deterrent?!
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Could I just leave...?
NO !
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She's being totally unreasonable.
You stay here and guard the seat.
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Me? I'll have refreshments
sent out to you. Why me?
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Well, who else
would I have it sent out to?
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What's all them springs and things
on t'bottom?
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I'm not supposed to tell anybody...
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..but it's the elecric chair.
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How did you get hold of it?
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With very thick rubber gloves.
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It's the electric chair!
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Looks comfy.
The way they are with prisoners today,
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they probably put cushions on it (!)
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Take this OUT to Clegg.
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And don't come back
without the money for it!
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You're just an old softy, Seymour.
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CLEGG ! Why've you left your post?
No-one'll pinch it, the crowd's too big.
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God! It's still on the secrets list!
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Ta.
Ah...! That'll be 20p, please.
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EXPLOSION LIKE GUN-FIRE
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I haven't legally registered it
as my invention yet. I can't let too many people see it.
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Just like a pullover
my wife once knit me (!)
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I wish I'd never seen it.
I'm right teed off lugging it about.
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Relax, little fiery person.
I'm going to get Wesley to give us a lift.
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ANOTHER EXPLOSION
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Unless someone's just shot him (!)
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Car coming. Quick!
Put it DOWN !
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DOWN !
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Stand in front!
Look casual, look casual!
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Wesley!
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What is it?
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Where are you? Underneath.
Who wants me? It's Seymour.
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Aw (!)
Right. Bring it in, out of sight.
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I hate raising my arms like this.
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My vest starts behaving
unilaterally!
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Careful ! Hey, Wesley!
Tha's got a damn great hole in this garage. What?
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I tell a lie...
It's Seymour's mouth!
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What would life be,
without the coarse repartee of the lower orders?
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Is that Compo and Cleggie?
I can see some feet.
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Say hello to Wesley, feet.
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Wesley, is this place secure?
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Well, it won't fall down!
I mean, can we TALK?
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You mean, YOU talk and ME listen!
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He's not too bright, but he's good
with his hands. He weighed YOU up!
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Wesley, what I'm about to reveal
to you is STRICTLY confidential. There must be NO breach of security.
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I hate not knowing EXACTLY
where my vest is!
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I know where Nora Batty
keeps HER old vests.
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I don't think we wish to know that.
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She uses them for dusters!
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And her DUSTERS
are still whiter than my VESTS.
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Will you pay attention, you two?
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I may ask you questions later.
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Wesley, you are my...?
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You're my brother-in-law. I can
tell YOU. But there mustn't be a breach in security.
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I'm on to something BIG this time!
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My God,
the years I've worked for this! I've ploughed a lonely furrow.
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Utterthwaite against
a sceptical world.
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I always knew life would be unfair.
Ever since that Christmas Day when it broke my new train set.
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Of course they swore it was me...
But now I can beat the world, Wesley.
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But I'll need your socket set.
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You lucky devil. You'll be in
at the birth of the world's first...
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..automobile ejector seat!
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Have you finished with that spanner,
Mr Pegdon?
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Barry! You heard!
What's HE doing here?
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It's HIS car!
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How would you rate the lad,
character-wise?
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Stand for the National Anthem,
does he? Ever wanted to visit Bulgaria?
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Married my daughter, didn't he?
Your niece. He's your nephew, by marriage.
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Yes. A good lad. Probably can't see
much through those glasses, anyway.
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Watch your elbows!
He's got runaway elbows.
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Mind my hat.
'Specially as my head's in it!
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It's no good. You've got to get out.
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Why me? Because I've got an idea.
That's what I do. I'm an ideas man.
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HE gets ideas, I'VE got to get out!
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HE gets ideas, I'VE got to get out!
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That's probaby not a bad idea.
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Let's toss for it.
Life's not a gamble.
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It IS up 'ere!
Rubbish! You're strapped in. Barry's a very steady driver.
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All my life, people have had me
spotted as a steady driver.
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(I don't think this is a good time
to make a change, Barry.)
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Right.
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Right.
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I'll never change.
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Stop fussing! What have we got here?
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Words like 'barm-pot'
spring to mind.
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Tell him, Norm,
not to take advantage of me being as thick as a brick.
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It's the ingratitude that's worst.
You rescue him from overcrowding,
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find him the best seat in the place
with shoals of leg room,
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you... Never mind the flannel.
Is it SAFE ?
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Do I look worried?
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BIRDS SINGING IN TREES
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I'm sorry I wasn't able to show you
the caterpillar of the wood-moth.
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It WAS a disappointment (!)
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I felt sure that as soon as we got
amongst the trees, I'd be able to put my hand straight onto one.
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It wouldn't have come
as any surprise to me.
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You know what the trouble is?
It's my age, isn't it?
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It's not!
It's because I'm in my late thirties...
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..MID-thirties.
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You look at me,
you look at the wet grass...
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..and all you think about
is rheumatism.
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Or is he shy?
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Are - you - shy-iy?
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Do you sometimes wish
I'd take the initiative, Howard?
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You want to cycle in FRONT !
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Some day, I'm going to
BITE your ear, Howard!
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What I was GOING to say was...
you know what the trouble with the world is?
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What's the trouble
with the world, Howard?
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It wouldn't really believe we came
here to look for the caterpillar of the wood-moth.
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I know JUST how it feels!
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WOOAAAHHHH ! OOOHH ! AAGHHH !
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A mid-upper turret!
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I haven't seen one since the war!
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OH, OH, OHHH !
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EEEEHH, EEEEHH, AAAAHHH !
OOOOHH, URGHHH !
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WOOAAAHHH !
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Ah! Just listen to those birds!
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And people say they haven't time
to be sensitive. They must MAKE time.
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What a way to enjoy the country!
HE had the best seat.
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We were just saying, YOU had the...
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Where is he? Why ask me?
Am I supposed to be responsible for his whereabouts?
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You must've lost him on the way.
Why presume I'VE lost him?
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We've ALL lost him!
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I wasn't driving too fast.
I'm a steady driver. Ask anyone.
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Low bridges.
Did we pass under any low bridges?
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Ow!
Ooh! Aghh!
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Put it in the workshop, Wesley.
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You - damned - lot!
I'm... I'm... I'm telling thee...
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Relax. Relax. It's all over now.
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Ay, all over the flaming roof.
You did well. We're SO proud of you.
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Tell him how proud we are.
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We're very proud of you.
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I must be stupid. Yes,
but we're very proud...
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Don't just stand there.
Get him a chair. The ace wants a chair.
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No!
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Not one of them there!
No, not one of them there!
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Ah, that's it! That's the finish.
No, that's the end. And listen, Seymour...
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..in future find yourself ANOTHER
dozy twit to do your dirty work!
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Let's be fair.
They're not ALL that easy to find!
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Dozy twits? Ha!
That's not MY impression.
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Ow!
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Not dozy twits!
I'm talking about test pilots... Fearless, resolute spirits,
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who LAUGH at danger. Ha, ha, ha!
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Ha, ha!
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Ha, bloody ha!
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Forget it. I'm finished!
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Don't SAY that! My God, Clegg,
don't let him waste his talents.
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Me? Tha' can, tha' can, Cleggie.
Take no notice.
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Not THAT man can't.
There's nobody better than me at wasting their natural talents.
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I can't allow it. Not when I see
how marvellously you handle these assignments. You never saw anything!
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I'm yelling me clacker off,
and nobody's listening. I object. We WERE listening, to Barry's radio.
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That's nice, Norman. Really nice!
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We had confidence in you.
I didn't (!)
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He'll be fine, I said.
He's got aptitude.
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I've also had measles. Forget it!
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Very well, then. Go ahead. Resign.
Throw it all away. See if I care.
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Throw WHAT all away? Your career.
Just as I'd decided to promote you.
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Promote me? To what?
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Executive in charge of testing.
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You don't want to be made executive?
Very well, I've done all I can.
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Ha, ha, hey!
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"Executive in charge of testing"!
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CRANKING SOUND
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OOOHHHH !
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Hey, hey!
"Executive in charge of testing"!
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He's doing splendidly.
I were doing about 30 mile an hour, then WALLOP !
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Some HEAVY wallop!
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Listen, Mary...
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..find me something soft to fall on!
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Say no more! If my chief tester
wants something soft to fall on, he shall have it!
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Norm!
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Norm!
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I calculate it
to be just about here.
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Rubbish. We want
to be up 'ere.
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I was happier
tinkering with my car.
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At my age there's something deeply
uninteresting about a mattress!
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We want to be here!
We want to be up here! No! We should be here!
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DOIN-N-N-G-G
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AAGHHH !
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SPLAT !
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No. Thee should be down there!
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I've never seen such a daft
pair of nutters as you!
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I shall equip you with protective
clothing, and DAMN the expense!
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I'm not going up again!
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I thought YOUR problem
was coming DOWN !
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I'll get you something better
than those old springs. Oh, good!
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I'm going to try a small
EXPLOSIVE charge.
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Oh, not so good!
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Nothing tremendous. Just a few
ingredients from my chemistry set. Then we'll try a MOVING vehicle!
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Moving vehicle?!
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Lucky old you (!)
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Moving? Tha' can't catch me when
it's standing still ! Butterfingers!
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I'm not doing it!
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I was thinking of inviting a few
spectators for the historic moment.
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Someone should witness this man's...
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..stupidity?
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..dedicated courage and bravery.
I'm not doing it!
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I WAS thinking of inviting Wally,
and perhaps, Nora Batty?
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I'm DOING it!
Ow! Ooooh! Ow!
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NO ! NO ! NO !
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But they're testing the ejector seat!
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Milburn, these are WORKING hours.
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One of the penalties of being
in catering is it leaves you no time
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for going out playing with the local
loonies during business hours!
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Loonies of THEIR calibre will still
be available long after closing time.
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Now get on with the cleaning!
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Milburn!
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Keep hoovering!
I can HEAR you hoovering.
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Going somewhere, Milburn?
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SUCKING SOUND
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ENGINE SPLUTTERS AND CHOKES
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What are you taking me
down country lanes for?
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Well, it's not
for nothing special !
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It's just that
Seymour's running a test.
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A test (?)
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They're always worth watching,
are Seymour's tests.
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Hello, Wally.
Hello, Barry.
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Has it not got
a lid on it?
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What good's a car
without a lid on it?
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Seymour says it could save
hundreds of lives!
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Starting with his own (!)
It's ME that's driving.
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Who's going...?
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Whatever have they done to him?
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Stuffed him with foam rubber.
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People have waited years
to do that!
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Nora!
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Ugh!
He looks like a fat caterpillar!
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Give us a kiss, Nora.
And I'll turn into a butterfly!
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Right. All set to go!
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ATTEMPTS TO START ENGINE
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ENGINE FIRES
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Right!
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Stand by...
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Go!
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Now!
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BANG !
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CRASH !
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Ha! Nora!
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I did it for thee!
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Oh!
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Come on!
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