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- Well... the space mission's finished.
- What?!
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The captain got off with the lizard
queen? That's a shit end.
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It's not shit, Dennis,
it's beautiful.
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So, everyone lived happily ever
after. How imaginative!
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Erm, hands up here who considers
Karen to be a friend.
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Anyone? Not a single hand.
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Oh.
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Please don't stop space mission,
sir! We fucking love it!
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Oh listen, I fucking love it, son...
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but it's over.
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Go, guys. Don't look back.
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'Human scum,
it is I, the alien queen.
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'I'm enjoying my lunch. Thank
you for sending me your captain!'
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What? Eaten him? The bitch.
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Noooooo!!
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Oh, dear, oh, dear.
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Looks like we'll have to go
back to the dangerous planet
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next term after all.
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Yeah!
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Yes, good. Go, go, go, go.
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Yay! Yay!
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Was that all right?
Was that really what you wanted?
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Are you joking?
You scared the shit out of them.
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You are a wonderful lizard.
Thank you. Yes, it was difficult,
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seeing as I'm a warm-blooded
creature.
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So, erm... half term. Are you...?
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Getting smashed out of my mind
every day? Yes, I am.
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I can't wait.
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Last time, we were down the pub,
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Brian hadn't come out because
of his wife, obviously,
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but Jo was there.
There was this German guy
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and he had no trousers and pants
on at the beginning of the...
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Emma?
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Afternoon, team. How are we?
Hey, Brian.
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You remember my secretary, Barbara?
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All right, Barbara.
Hello, Barbara.
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Excited about half term?
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Excited? I'm like a chimp that's
ripped a woman's face off.
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So, agenda - pub tonight.
Raj's for a curry tomorrow night.
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Jo, I think we said Monkey Magic
at your tent on Sunday. Yep.
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Barbara, you're welcome to all of these.
Wicked! I'm gonna get crisps.
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Great. I can't come to curry tomorrow
night but the rest sounds good.
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What? What? Actually, I've got
a bit of good news. I've, er...
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Well, Barbara and I have been nominated
in the local business awards. Brilliant!
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We haven't won,
we've just been nominated.
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It'll go to Tony Gibson and,
er, rightly so.
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And the ceremony's tomorrow night?
Yes.
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And you've only just found out?
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Well, erm... Bit sudden, Brian.
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Yeah, er... I think they told me
a couple of weeks ago.
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Well, where the hell are we gonna
get outfits from
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at this short notice?
It's black tie I bet, is it?
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Yes, it is. It's OK, just go to the tailor.
What, the tailor who beat the shit out of me
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cos I was wearing my mum's pants? Shall
I stick a live wasp up my knob as well, Jo?
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Oh, no, don't do that. Look, I just presumed
you guys wouldn't want to come. What?
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Naomi's going to be there
with her new boyfriend. Good.
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I'll turn up and make her really
jealous by taking a fit date.
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I'll have to go to an escort agency, of course.
Unless your wife's got someone...?
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Julia can't come, we've...
The nanny's had to go home.
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I'll be your date.
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I can't take you. Naomi knows you.
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Right, well, you might change your mind
when you see my new dress, it's frontless.
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Are you sure you've not been wearing
it the wrong way round?
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Yes. Right, well, lots to do.
Er, hair, suit...
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Oh, this is gonna be stressful.
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Hoo! I need to get down the salon
for an industrial wax.
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Last time I went, it was like
Chewbacca had stood on a land mine.
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Do you know what I mean, Barbara?
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Guys! It'll be really boring,
you won't enjoy it.
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Brian? We wouldn't miss
this for the world. Honestly!
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It's almost like
you don't want us to come.
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Whoa, Shakira!
Best Service Award. Good luck.
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Good luck.
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Who the fuck are you?
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Right, OK.
He won't remember, be the adult.
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"Hello, I'd like a suit, please."
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No, he remembered.
He definitely remembered.
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Bow-chooka-bow-bow!
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Oh, Daniel, you are going to love
me. Problem sorted.
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All right? What's going on?
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Oh, the product of my ball bag.
Gerry, my son.
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Hello. All right.
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Y-you're right,
he is a lanky streak of piss.
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Yes, aren't I? Your horse, Gerry?
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No, it's just following
him around!
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Of course it's Gerry's horse.
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He's been nominated
for Breeder of the Year.
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Small Business Awards.
Oh, I'm going to that.
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Oh, aye, good piss up 'tis, n'all.
Oh.
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Dan hasn't been nominated, they
haven't got a micro penis category.
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What, bit tiny down there, is it?
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Tiny? You could barely see it.
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I thought he was a girl
till he was nine.
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What, a little thin un, like?
Yes, Gerry, yes. It's thin...
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Oh... but there's no length there,
either. Shame. Yeah.
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Good. I think we've established
the size of my penis.
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If you'll forgive me,
I'll go in to the house.
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Stroke her, Daniel.
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No, thank you.
She's lovely. Stroke the horse.
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I don't want to stroke the horse.
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Bloody hell, lad.
What's the matter with you?
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Stroke the bloody horse!
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Aargh!
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Well, this is perfect.
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Well, what are you doing
playing with a horse?
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How was I "playing with the horse"?
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It was a trap, he planned it.
Wake up, old woman!
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I'm sick of these silly
comments about your father.
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Gerry came to show the horse off.
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Yes, and now I've had my tit bitten.
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Well, never mind.
No-one will see it under your tux.
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I haven't got a tux, Mum.
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Your dad's one. What's that?
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Daniel hasn't got a tux
for the Business Awards.
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I said you've got one.
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I have two! You could
take your pick, my love.
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I'll go and get them. Ooh!
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See? He'd do anything for you.
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He's up to something.
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Oh, I used to think
he looked smashing in a tux.
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The fun we used to have
at those Rotary Club dos.
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Oh, in the mythical bygone
golden era,
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when you could buy a house for ?3.
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None of you ever mention you only
earned 10p a year though, do you?
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Whitewash.
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You're so cynical, you kids.
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Bandage my tit. Here it is.
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This is the best one,
I never really wore the other.
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It's a bit too '70s.
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Wait a minute,
you're about a foot shorter than me.
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I can alter it, sweetheart.
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Oh! Look at her little eyes light
up at the thought of menial work!
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Let me get the sewing machine out.
Ooh, exciting!
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Is, erm... Mario not here, then?
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No, he go to get, erm... suite
for Business Awards. Aah.
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You want cut?
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Yeah, I just need it tidied, really.
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Cutting it across. Yes, please.
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No, just a trim.
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Yes, please. Yes, please.
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Trim across, cut him across, yes?
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What's that?
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Turkish song, you sing?
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Yeah.
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Oi-nama-shikadum-shikadum
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Oi-nama-shikadum-shikadum
Oi-nama-shikadum...
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That's great.
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Oi-nama-shikadum-shikadum
Oi-nama-shikadum-shikadum
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Oi-nama-shikadum
Oi-nama...
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You do know what I mean, don't you?
Just a trim, yeah?
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Trim, yes! Cool.
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Oi-nama-shikadum... Ah!
De-de-de, de-de-divani
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Oi-nama-shikadum-shikadum
Dillirurum-sololoom
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Oi-nama-shikadum-shikadum
Somnu-dilidivani
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Beyan-mediboyum...
Oh, my fuck!
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Oi-nama-shikadum-shikadum
Oi-nama-shikadum-shikadum...
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See?
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You look nice.
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You've done a really great job.
Thanks, Mum.
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Does my hair look all right?
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I don't know whether you can tell,
I've tried to...
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sort of, bring it..
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You look lovely.
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Come and see your son!
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Ooh, I'll pop and get your cuff
links.
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Well, well, well.
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Just leave me alone. That old suit's
come up pretty well, eh?
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Yeah, it's good actually. Yeah.
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Oh, we've had some rum old times,
me and this suit.
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It's a pity we never really got the
chance to have it cleaned though.
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What do you mean? Well,
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it hasn't been washed since the
Rotary Club Ball all those years ago
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and it saw its
fair share of action that night!
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What?
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Your mum couldn't wait for us to get
our clothes off. Aah... Literally!
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So it was a case of pop
him out and crack on, so to speak.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Ergh, ergh, ergh, ergh, ergh!
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Ergh, ergh, ooh, ooh!
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And here's the finishing touch.
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Forget it, I'm changing.
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What? I'll wear the other one!
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It's erm, Dan Davies.
I'm with Ames & Co.
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I'll deal with this one.
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Oh, no!
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Good evening to you too, sir.
Nice hair.
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Look, mate, I don't want any
trouble. Tickets, please.
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My friend's got them,
she's not here yet. Oh, dear.
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And it's a little bit chilly
tonight, isn't it?
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Look, I'm going in.
Well, you can fucking try!
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Oh!
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What a surprise!
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Come to have a little look,
have yer?
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No, I was just...
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Well, I haven't got my mum's pants
on, I'm afraid.
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Look, please, mate...
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I bet you've got a lovely lacy pair
under there though, haven't you?
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You cross dressing pervert!
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Nice little bra under that shirt,
is there?
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No, it's a bandage. I got...
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I got bit by a horse.
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I'm watching you, you twisted fuck!
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Evening.
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Hello.
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You waiting for someone?
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Yes, my date.
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Oh, right, what does she look like?
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You won't miss her.
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She'll have the most ridiculous
outfit in the room on.
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Maybe she's made more of an effort
than you realise.
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Sorry, what?
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Surprise!
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Oh, my God!
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Jo, what the fuck? Nailed it!
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You said you didn't want Naomi to
recognise who you were here with.
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Slam dunk! So you've dressed
as a man?!
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It's amazing, isn't it?
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I had it all left over from
when I was a private detective.
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I wanted Naomi to think I had
a date! Yeah! And now you have.
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Why would I want her to
think I'm gay?!
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And if I was gay why would
I be going out with this?! Oh.
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This is the most frightening thing you've ever done!
I do feel a bit silly now actually.
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Oh, my God! Look at... It's a bit tight,
it's all I could get in the charity shop!
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Well, I'm not letting Naomi see me,
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seeing US, like this!
I'm going home. Dan!
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Oh, Christ!
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Hi! I thought I might find you here.
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Here I am. Oh, y-your hair. Yes.
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Oh, well, I-i-it doesn't really
show.
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It shows. Oh, no, it d-doesn't.
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It shows! Er, I'm sorry I didn't
introduce myself, I'm Naomi.
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Hi, Naomi, my name's Damon.
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And how do you know Dan?
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We met in Ireland.
Apparently. We did so.
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We were just in Ireland,
having the craic over there,
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and, and now I'm just over here.
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Sort of, Dan's date?
That's right, yeah. Huh! No.
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We're, erm, we're business partners,
we've started a business together.
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That's why we've come here. Great!
Finally getting out of teaching.
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Hopefully next year, win awards
myself. Oh, that's great, Dan.
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So what's the business?
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What? Wh-Wh-What business are you
starting?
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It's erm...
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Dog corks.
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Dog... corks? Yes. Dog corks.
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It's what...?
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Wh... They're, they're like corks?
For dogs, yeah. And what do they...?
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The truth is Naomi, no-one
like to see dog mess on the streets,
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so me and er, your man here, what
we plan to do is, er, cork them all.
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Oh. Yeah.
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Oh, my God, but surely...?
Yes.
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You would think that palming
a cork into a dog's arse to stop
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it from shitting would be both cruel
and dangerous for the dog,
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but in fact, no,
it turns out it's perfectly safe.
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And, against all odds,
a viable business! Right.
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Dan, you're bleeding. Yeah.
A horse bit my tit!
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Excuse me, sweetheart,
have you got a minute?
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I want to introduce you to erm...
Erm... Oh, I'm so sorry. Hi, guys.
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Dan, Damon, this is Ben, er,
my, well, my boyfriend. Boyfriend.
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It's so nice to actually meet you.
I have heard SO much about you.
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Oh, good! Sorry, you are? He's Damon,
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he's from Ireland. Ah, your date?
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No! He's my business partner.
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We're going to be sticking corks into
dogs' arses for a living.
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Unless, of course, I bleed to
death from this horse bite!
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Nice to meet you, Ben. Come on,
Damon!
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Ladies and gentlemen,
please take your seats for the 2013
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West Regional Small Business
of the Year Awards.
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And please welcome your host,
you'll know him from local weather
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reports from right
across the county, Mike Bradley!
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Thank you, thank you. Who's this
twat? Absolutely lovely to be here.
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Don't you watch the local news?
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This is the weather man... There's
snow business like a small business!
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He's a weather bell end. Please!
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Just a little joke there,
just lightning the mood!
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And calm down on the cider. What?
On a serious note.
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Can I just say what a lovely
chocolate fountain.
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Winner of The Best Butcher Award
is...
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Big Dave Bowers!
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What's he throwing?
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It's bacon!
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Next up, the award for Best
Hairdresser.
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And the winner of the Best Service
Award goes to...
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Bob's Cafe!
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I'll get Bob
if you're going to muck about.
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And now it's time for a very special
award, the Financial Services Award.
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Is this you, Brian? And to read
the nominations I'd like you all to welcome
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the sponsor of tonight's event,
Ben Bradgate.
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Oh, God, this is it!
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OK, guys.
And the nominees are...
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Paul Johnson Financial Solutions.
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Tony Gibson Accountancy.
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And Brian Ames & Co.
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Whoo!
Ooh, ah, ah, beef! Beef!
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Whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo! And the
winner is...
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Tony Gibson.
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No way!
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You don't understand.
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No, I'm sorry, I'm
not having this. No. Stop! Stop! No!
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Oh, my God! He's doing a Kanye!
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I don't want to do this, really,
guys, but I'm so sorry.
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Some things have
gotta be said, right?
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I'm so...
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I'm so sorry about this, but I...
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Listen, guys, I know he hasn't won,
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but I want to say a few
words about Brian Ames.
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I think he's the best financial
advisor in the whole world.
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This is just one more award ceremony
and he hasn't won it,
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and I respect the judges,
I respect the judges!
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But as far as financial advice
goes,
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you're not going to get a
better guy
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than the guy who's sitting over in
that corner right now. I can tell you that,
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you've got my cast iron
guarantee on that right now. OK?
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I don't know who Tony fucking Gibson
is! Good luck to him!
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I'm sure he can handle a fucking
calculator as well as most men, but
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you want to tell me that Brian Ames
can't do it better, you're WRONG!
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And I'm sorry to
raise my voice, guys.
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You don't need to
be a genius to work out that this is
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a quality event. Have a
look at the chocolate fountain.
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But on this occasion,
when it comes to financial services,
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we got it wrong!
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You got it wrong, I got it wrong!
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And guys, let's kept this award
ceremony for us, can we?
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Can we keep this special award
ceremony REAL and FRESH
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and for the people of this town?
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God, I hope so!
Look after each other, all right?
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We're a community here.
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Peace. All right.
Naomi, I love you!
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Slip, slide!
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Erm, well, thanks for that.
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As most of you will know,
Tony Gibson passed away last week
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after a long battle with illness,
but his widow, Sandra,
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and his daughter, Louise, are here
to collect his posthumous award.
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My daddy was a hero.
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It was very sweet of you, Dan.
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Misguided, embarrassing, I mean ball
clenchingly embarrassing,
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but very sweet.
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Let's get some drinks. No need,
me and Barbara have sorted it.
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Come on, Dan!
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Dan! Get a chocolate 'tache!
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Where's that chocolate fountain?
Beef!
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That table doesn't look like much
fun to me.
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Barbara, you spoke!
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Yes, I said that table over there
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doesn't look like much fun, does it?
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I'm glad we're on this table,
aren't you? Yeah!
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I think I might be!
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I've always hated the slow dances,
I never get asked.
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I'll take you for a slow dance, Jo.
Wicked!
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I've had a right laugh tonight,
haven't you?
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Yeah, yeah, I have, Damon.
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I'll tell you what, this bra is
ACTUALLY killing me. Uh-huh.
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What a surprise.
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Aaaaaaargh!
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Aaaaaaargh!
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Aaaaaaargh!
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Oi! Everyone just calm down!
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