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I used to think
God invented beetles,
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but then Wesley Pegden
said it was Hitler.
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Hitler invented beetles?
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That was the Volkswagen Beetle.
He didn't invent creepy-crawly beetles!
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I'm glad about that. That means
I can go back to liking beetles.
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What's to like about beetles?
I think they're wonderful!
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They look like tortoises,
some of 'em, and yet they can fly!
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Me Auntie Meg had a tortoise.
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She had something slow and idle,
but that was her husband.
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Wasn't it your Auntie Meg
who bit that rent man?
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Probably.
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Was any of your family civilised?
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Nah - they couldn't afford it!
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Hello!
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Hello!
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Not you! It was an expression
of surprise, not a greeting!
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Tha weren't talking to me?
No, I wasn't talking to you. I was referring to yonder vehicle.
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He's gone, Norman! He's started
saying hello to strange vehicles!
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He's probably lonely.
Tall people tend to be lonely.
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First I've heard of it!
Where's your evidence for that?
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It's the distance
between the head and the feet.
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It gives rise to this cosmic sense
of alienation.
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Ye gods! How did we get into this?
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All I meant was: "Hello! What's
an off-road vehicle doing here, apparently abandoned?"
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Maybe it's broken down.
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It doesn't look it. YOU'RE
the one that looks broken down!
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Do I look broken down, Norman?
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Well...this side's not bad.
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It's my best side.
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Why are you walking this woman
when you could buy her a bicycle?
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She's got one!
And he makes you walk? That's perverse.
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Bring him in and make him buy you
something before you forgive him.
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Come on!
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Ooh!
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Come out.
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How does it look?
Wonderful(!)
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Well, off you go
and spread the word about it!
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How do I do that?
Target the cycling community!
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How do I recognise
the cycling community?
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They'll be on a bicycle, you muffin!
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Now...
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You stop every passing cyclist
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and tell them about
my bonanza bicycle sale.
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There could be a little something
in it for you.
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Oh, listen at me! I must stop
throwing money around!
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Go on!
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They weren't very friendly!
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If you found someone
dressed like you peering in your car, would you be friendly?
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YOU started peering in!
Only to see if I could help!
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She looked really miserable!
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You can understand him
buying an off-road vehicle,
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but you can't understand
why he's taking her with him!
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Maybe she were good
over the rough spots.
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Fair enough if she was good
over the rough spots.
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I wouldn't mind something
to transport us to wilder, more untamed places.
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Ooh! I bet she could
do that, all right!
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I meant the vehicle.
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Oh, the VEHICLE!
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We ought to get off-road more.
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Forget it! I've got strictly
two-wheel drive knees!
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I'm with him!
Where's your sense of adventure?
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I left it at Nora Batty's!
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Mine got lost somewhere.
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I remember taking it on honeymoon...
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but coming back without it.
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I was tempted to wave and drive past.
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But you'd tell everybody
Wesley's too mean to give lifts.
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I have already! He did.
We just said you were eccentric.
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Why would you think I was eccentric?
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You're in love
with your Landrover, aren't you?
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I don't see
what's eccentric about that! She's a great little beast, is this!
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She's all battered and tatty!
Look who's talking!
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Ah - but he does
more to the gallon!
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He'd be in trouble
if he had to take his MOT!
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I suppose you want a lift?
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Yeah. Off-road.
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Why off-road?
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That's a good question!
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I was just going to ask that!
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Because off the road is where the
freedom is! Wilderness! Adventure!
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And guess who
will be freezing in the back?
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There isn't room
in the front for all of us!
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Bicycle bonanza!
"Catch every cyclist!" she said.
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Come on...
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How am I supposed
to catch every cyclist?
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This way to the cycle b...
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Oh, no! Oh...
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COMPO AND CLEGG LAUGH
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I always thought she was unreliable.
You can tell by the 'ats.
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You're right! You can tell
a lot from people's hats!
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She always chooses
something flimsy and flash.
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Well, they can't say
that about yours!
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The kind of hat
decent people would never wear.
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Except for a wedding.
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You've got to go a long way
before you find somebody wearing a hat like yours!
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Let's go.
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Hello! You're getting a better
class of customer in here these days, I must say!
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Little petal... Give us a kiss!
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Oh, get him off! Get him off!
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Sit down!
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Take the stress off your trousers!
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I don't know how you dare leap about
in trousers like that!
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I'M leaping about?
Wait till you see him!
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Oh...
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Oh, God!
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It's a good job I'm physically fit.
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You certainly look fit(!)
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Three teas and a breakfast, please.
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One breakfast? I seem to have
worked up an appetite.
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I'm not sitting
watching thee eat a breakfast.
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All right. Make it three
breakfasts, please, Ivy.
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Ye gods!
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With extra fried bread!
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You've never gone big
on health foods, have you?
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No. I'll wait till I get old.
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He thinks yoghurt's
a city in Eastern Europe!
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It is! Our Annie's kids
went there on holiday!
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That'll be cash in advance.
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'Ey up, Norm -
he's got all stiff again!
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LOUD BURP
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Stop that! I enjoyed my breakfast!
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Put it in writing and stop that!
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Hmm.
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Bicycle sale?
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Don't stand here. It's like
standing in front of a train!
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TRAIN WHISTLE
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I told you.
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Stop moaning. We haven't bought
them - only rented them for the day.
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Good money I could have spent
on the gee-gees!
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Now, bring them back in the same
condition or you lose your deposit!
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What deposit?
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Didn't we arrange it? Oh, dear.
I should have warned you about the deposit.
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She's a tough nut, is that Auntie.
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I wonder if she's ever been robbed?
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Last year. She caught a thief
on her premises. What happened?
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She sold him a piano.
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Well, they...seem
quite good machines.
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They're just what we want
for off-the-road exploring.
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I've picked you some good machines.
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Take care. One wrong move
and you could lose your deposit.
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That's life. One wrong move,
and whoop...bang goes the deposit!
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I don't want to seem picky,
but we've already got bicycles!
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All right, all right! We needed to
find a source of bicycles for hire.
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We've made an important contact
for our future business!
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What business?
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Bicycle trekking!
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Off-road! Off the beaten track!
Remote places!
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Wild scenery, the wind in your hair
and none of the problems of a four-wheel drive vehicle!
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Come on, Clegg!
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We're in just the right area!
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Nature's given us some
wonderful advantages! Nora Batty!
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I don't think he means that!
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He means the OTHER
rugged, natural features.
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The difficulty
is deciding where to start amongst all the possible routes.
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I'm trying to pick you
a novice's, easy ride,
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which at the same time offers a
variety of conditions and terrains.
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Terrain? I'm not going
if it's going to rain!
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Terrain, terrain!
I'm talking scenery here!
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He went to school but he picked up
very little except Shirley Steadman.
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Ah, but I got top marks in her!
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Perhaps you'd better
pack some sandwiches, Clegg.
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Make sure the route goes past a pub.
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I suppose that's a good idea.
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Our clients are bound to want
the odd refreshment stop.
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THIS client will certainly want
the odd refreshment stop!
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We all know about that.
Watch what you're doing.
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One false move
and you could lose your deposit!
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I hate making sandwiches.
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The bits in the middle
never keep still.
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That's why we lost
the Battle of Hastings.
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The Normans had outside catering.
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Our lot were all making sandwiches!
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That looks more interesting than
shopping! Where are you off to?
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Bicycle trekking. Off-road.
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Wild scenery. The wind in your hair!
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It is. It's better than shopping.
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I could get me bike!
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You'll stop where you are!
Don't think you can go sneaking off!
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I'm watching you!
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Tha's got enough wind in thy hair.
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Remember, Howard - one false
move and you can lose your deposit!
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PANTING
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COMPO GRUNTS
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Tha calls this bike trekking?
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All we've done
is wheel the perishing things!
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These are only provisional bicycles.
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When we get going,
we'll all have mountain bikes. We'll ride up hills like that!
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Goody! That's something to look
forward to - riding up hills like this(!)
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You'll thank me
when you're glowing with fitness!
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Oh, stop exaggerating!
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Just look at that view!
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Look at those hills!
I'm having a vision here!
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Me too!
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Spots before me eyes!
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Little red squiggles!
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I've got some green ones!
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I don't think I've got
any green ones. Have a look.
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I can see these moors
being explored everywhere by eager bicycle trekkers.
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We may be in at the beginning
of something big here!
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How can you
stand that close to him?
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He's got little green squiggles!
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It serves him right
for standing that close!
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Suppose there's no cure?
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Be brave.
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Anyroad, we can ride down.
The road's quite level.
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Road? The whole point of bicycle
trekking is to get off the road!
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Which way are we going, then?
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That way!
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BOTH: That way?
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Across the fields? What's
the point of bicycle trekking if you don't get off the roads?!
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Right.
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Now, follow me. Enjoy the view.
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I've picked a route
through some wonderful scenery. Magnificent infantry country.
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Right. Let's see how Auntie
Wainwright's bicycles perform.
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Ah. It's not good sandwich country.
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What?
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It's the sort of route
where all your middles drop out.
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The thing to do is to relax.
Enjoy it.
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Take our time.
Appreciate the wonders of nature.
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Right. Well...carefully avoiding
the cowpats - off we go!
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It's steeper than it looks!
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Like Nora!
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Don't worry about it.
Use your brakes to control your speed. It's what they're for.
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PING! PING!
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'Ey up, Foggy! One false move
and tha could lose thy deposit!
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Did you see that? Did you see
that paratrooper's roll?
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My Barry's taken up
body-building. SPLUTTER
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Well, I hope it's his own!
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You can see the difference already!
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Drink your coffee!
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Oh, Mother!
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I just hope word doesn't get back
to his building society.
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Mother, all he's doing
is developing a few muscles.
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What does he want muscles for...
in a clerical position?
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There's no good comes of muscles.
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It's not the muscles. It's what
they get up to once they've got them!
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I'll say this for Howard - he's never
given me much trouble with muscles!
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Why has your Barry
suddenly gone funny like this?
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He's a fan of
Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Well, he sounds foreign
for a start!
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I hope your Barry's
not developing foreign muscles!
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Foreigners seem to have
some funny muscles.
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I hope they're not compulsory
when we get our single currency!
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I'm not having Brussels
waving its muscles at me!
245
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Where does your Barry
do this body-building?
246
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In the bedroom!
SHE SUCKS HER TEETH
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You can put a stop
to that for a start!
248
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To preserve your marriage, get them
quickly accustomed to the idea
249
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that the bedroom
is simply for sleeping in!
250
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Or wallpapering, sometimes!
251
00:23:31,584 --> 00:23:35,084
Yes - or wallpapering,
sometimes.
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Mine'd have to do body-building to
be strong enough to do wallpapering!
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Yes. It's best when they're
at the peak of under-development.
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It is.
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I like Barry body-building.
He could do with a few muscles.
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If he follows gentlemanly principles,
there's no need for muscles!
257
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Oh!
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You see? With proper map reading,
off-road can be a pleasure.
259
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You didn't know that.
With proper map reading, off-road could be a pleasure.
260
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I thought he were
going to find us some good bits!
261
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This IS a good bit! Give me a map
and I'll find us the good bits!
262
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Uh-huh.
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Keep in formation!
264
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Take your positions from me.
265
00:25:39,924 --> 00:25:44,724
Look - why don't we just walk out?
I know it's going to be messy...
266
00:25:44,724 --> 00:25:48,884
WALK out?
I've seen these swamps before.
267
00:25:48,884 --> 00:25:54,584
There could be bottomless places!
One false squelch and you've gone!
268
00:25:56,184 --> 00:25:59,184
All right, clever clogs - what now?
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00:25:59,184 --> 00:26:02,084
Don't interrupt - I'm working on it.
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When he said off-road,
he really meant off-road!
271
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Tha got us into this.
Tha can get us out.
272
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I've told you. I'm working on it!
There's an idea forming!
273
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Tha hasn't got a clue!
It's all flannel!
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00:26:20,524 --> 00:26:24,704
I've told you there's an
idea forming! Let's hear it, then!
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HELP!
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00:26:34,684 --> 00:26:38,704
Is that his idea?
Well, he's had worse!
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ALL: HELP!
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HELP!
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HELP!
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ECHOING: HELP!
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HELP! HELP!
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HELP! HELP!
283
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HELP!
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HELP!
285
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Are we ready, then? Ready!
286
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I think so!
287
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I told you I could get us out.
Ready!
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Off you go!
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00:27:55,164 --> 00:27:58,764
I don't want to hear
about bicycles again.
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00:27:58,764 --> 00:28:02,684
I second that.
Don't look at me. I'm not arguing.
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As long as we're all agreed.
No more bikes! Never!
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I'm always ready to go along
with the majority.
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Have you heard
about the bicycle bonanza?
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