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Have there been any other men in your
life?
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Yeah.
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There was Harry and Joe and
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Bill and then Frank and then Charlie and
then
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Jack.
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And then there was you.
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And then there was not.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the Betty Hills
girls.
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They seek him here.
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I see him there.
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There are twinges that seek him
everywhere.
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Has he gone underground?
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Or under the window?
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They're damned. They lose it.
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Scarlet. Pimple.
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YOU!
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chubby dogs.
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At the time, my late husband was the
head of the studios, and he had a
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problem. He couldn't get enough of it.
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His idea of outer space was anywhere
more than 30 yards from a bar.
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He used to frequent this bar where the
barmaid was an old dragon, and he used
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say, when she starts looking like Greta
Garbo, it's time to go.
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and Chubby Dots took over, and when he
started looking like Clark Gable, my
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husband signed him up for 25 years.
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I remember the first picture he did was
the Western. God, the scenery was
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beautiful, but Chubby Dots kept standing
in front of us.
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See ya.
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I'll show you my 38th if you show me
yours.
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champion dog catcher of Hazard County?
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Your brother's got a wooden leg. I know
that.
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Well, how do you run after dogs with a
wooden leg?
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You don't have to. He just stands on the
street corner and they come to him.
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We're ready for the wedding night scene,
Mr. Lotto.
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Gambling with a chimpanzee.
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Knowing that Chubby's drawing power as a
star was
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negligible, the studios, in their
infinite wisdom, decided to team him
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Curly Dimple, a 10 -year -old Muppet who
many people said, quite unfairly, was a
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40 -year -old midget.
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But here in Hollywood, they say the
tits.
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They say the tits.
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Unwise to act with children and animals,
but acting with children held no fears
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for chubby dogs.
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Uncle Jed, Uncle Jed, I'm so unhappy.
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My mommy's dying. My daddy's face has
been taken by the ultrasound. All right,
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baby, baby.
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where it is often said that they
separate the men from the boys with a
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The studio is careful to project a
masculine image.
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I like Chubby Dodge, you know. He was a
man's man like I am, huh?
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I don't normally share billing because
I'm a star.
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But I didn't mind in his case because we
both like the ladies. Know what I mean?
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He used to tell them he'd run out of
petrol. Not overly original.
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On the dodging?
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I used to have meals with a man
appealing to platefuls of spaghetti.
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I remember one night in Sardis that if I
have any more spaghetti and I burp, I'm
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going to lasso a waiter.
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And drink, God, he would drink 15 beers
a night.
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He lived life with a big L. And
sometimes he suffered pain with a big P.
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By now, rumors were rife about a romance
between Chubby and one of the studio's
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contract players.
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Oh,
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yes. Of course, her name was... Her name
was the Victoria.
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She was named after your Queen Victoria.
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And not so damn long after either.
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I remember the first film they... did
together was the Western and got the
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dialogue. You know, she had to say,
you're not in love with me, you're in
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with your six -shooter.
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Can you imagine that? Chubby Doll's in
love with his six -shooter.
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Fond of it.
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Well, maybe it's a little, you know, but
of course, her uncle owned the studios.
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She got her job through relatives.
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So did your queen.
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I mean, be fair.
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The problem with Chubby Dolls is he got
too rich too quickly.
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Couldn't pick up a golf club without
spitting on his hands first.
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Used to invite the neighbors aboard his
yacht.
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A lot of stars have a yacht. In the
swimming pool.
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Who but Chubby Dolls would feed his
goldfish ant eggs?
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Fried in butter.
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Then he met Victoria V. Oi, is that a
woman? Is that a woman?
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That's what people kept asking. Is that
a woman?
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But Chubby told her.
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Oh, he used to kiss her hand like there
was gravy on it.
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So, obviously, he thought she was
attractive.
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Well, is he a like Picasso or you don't?
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In an effort to cash in on the wedding,
the studio cast them together with Patty
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Bottom in The Man Between.
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Now, you just listen to me. Ask yourself
this question.
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Do you really need him? Or should you?
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Does he need you?
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Of course he doesn't. Think?
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He does.
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But does he really?
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No. Now, don't answer yes if you mean
no. Of course he does.
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Not. So remember, be firm, be brave, be
resolute,
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but above all, be consanguinical.
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Well, I reckon you girls are taking this
woman's lip thing a little bit too far.
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you know about anyway?
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As it happens, I know plenty.
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I'd only got to look at my parents to
see what another woman could do for a
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marriage. I tell you, I've never told
anyone this.
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played the queen.
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Well, that's understandable.
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And poker.
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I'll tell you, after three years, he
used to look just like St. George with
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drag on.
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He used to always complain that the
laundry was a shrink in his shirts, and
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day he sent him a 12 -inch nail with a
note saying, shrink that.
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They sent back a team tag with a note
saying, we did.
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I'll tell you, him and his wife thought
they was always fighting and the feuding
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and the cussing.
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I tell you, if it wasn't me and him, it
was me and her. It was always me and
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him. Is that why you left? No, I left on
account of my conscience.
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I figured I was doing two horses out of
a jar.
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You see, the trouble was he drank a lot,
and I've never done that. I've never
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drunk straight.
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I spill most of the damn stuff.
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Oh, how anybody can drink that? I'll
never know.
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He used to drink bourbon laced with...
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Master Oil, what they call a pile
driver.
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And we did everything we could for him.
I mean, we really did. I mean, I even
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put on this historical concoction of
his.
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Did he have to be concocted? He
concocted up. I'll tell you that for
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Hiya, Van.
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Say, how's your ear?
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Pardon? I said, how's your ear coming
off?
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Okay, Mona, could you give us a smile?
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Mona, could you give us a little smile?
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Oh, sacred blue, Mona, can we have a
little smile? Oh, my God, Van.
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Right.
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In an effort to get some value out of
this liability, the studio even let him
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direct himself.
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It was on this film that he died.
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And he died on the set while the cameras
were running.
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And, according to his wife, he didn't
die very well.
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Who is he?
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It's me, Sam Gosworth.
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Come in.
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Natasha?
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Ah, you're looking... You're looking as
lovely as ever, I see.
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Nice of you to say so.
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No, I mean it.
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You've changed.
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Have I?
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You have.
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You're doing pretty well, I see.
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Natasha! Yes?
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Ah, that was lovely. Some coffee,
please? No, thank you very much indeed.
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No, what... Ah!
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Natasha!
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A grateful studio gave Buster James the
starring role.
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Since then, he's never looked back.
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Chubby Dodds was buried a mile from this
swamp area where he was born.
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But even this desolate marshland is
still part of Hollywood.
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Hollywood where one minute you're up and
starring, and the next minute you're
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down and out.
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Midnight, we go slowly in the heart of
men. We need your attention.
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They might feel the bed is so warm. They
might feel the
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bed is so warm.
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I take my final drink to boogie on the
bed.
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I do wish my husband wouldn't leave his
things all over the place.
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Good evening and welcome to Women's List
Television.
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And I see that at 6 .15 this evening we
have another edition of Mrs. and Mr.
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At 8 o 'clock, Woman Alive will be
dealing with the practice of husband
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swapping. At 9 o 'clock we have the
final of Mistress Mind.
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At 10 o 'clock it's time for the
competition.
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to find another Mr. World.
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And we have now our very
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own Sale of the Century.
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Yes, it's Sale of the Century.
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And tonight, this all -purpose carpet
cleaner in the shops at £70 is on offer
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for just £3 .50.
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This handsome bed warmer, value £200,
yours for £5.
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And now let's meet the lady with the
questions, Liquid Art Carpet.
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Good evening, everyone.
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Thank you so much. And right away, we're
going to meet our first contestants.
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First of all, we have Miss Sue Updike.
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We also have Miss Helen Hornet from
Barnes and La... And by all means,
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We have Stan Moore from Romford. No, Ron
Moore from Stanford.
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They're going to get a surprise when
they open the coffin and find you gone,
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aren't they?
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God, look at that face.
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It looks like it's worn out two bodies.
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to look like that? Was it drink and
debauchery, was it?
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No, nothing like that. I always had a
very quiet life.
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What a pity.
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You haven't even enjoyed getting to look
like that.
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Right, Harry, get on with the questions.
Now, here's the first question. What is
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one woman talking?
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A monologue.
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And two women talking?
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A chat -a -love.
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One pound away.
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Don't get cocky, sunshine.
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What does it mean when a carpet is in
mint condition?
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As brand new.
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No, it has a hole in the middle.
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Another pound away.
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What sort of people eat cow's eggs?
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People who live on the Isle of Wight.
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A lady wants a pretty but expensive
dress.
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What does the perfect fiancé do? Talk
her out of it or buy it for her?
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He buys it for her.
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He talks her out of it.
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Both.
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Well done.
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And you will be.
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What is a wink?
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A weather signal.
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Spell weather.
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W -E -T -H.
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That's the worst spell of weather we've
had all year.
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Now then, after the first, a man gets
tired.
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After the second, he's fatigued. After
the third, he's exhausted.
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Why doesn't he stop after the first?
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Because he lives on the fourth floor.
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I live on the ground floor.
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That doesn't surprise me at all.
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Now, shall we have a look and see what
we have on our instant open sale?
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And on offer tonight, these two... This
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one... This easily assembled kitchen
table unit.
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It comes with all parts interlocking and
is ready for painting in
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whatever your favorite color has to be.
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Hello, Arthur.
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How can you do surprise me? Where are
all these pirates for women?
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What about me?
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There was the kitchen table.
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It broke.
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It was approved by the British Safety
Council.
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Yes, and so is a Titanic.
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Let's get on.
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Don't you lower your voice to me.
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Just because I'm a man.
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Oh, is that what you are? I couldn't see
the label from here.
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Are you trying to make a monkey out of
me? I never interfere with nature.
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Right, now the questions go up to five
pounds. What does it mean when a man is
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bald at the front?
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He's a great thinker. And when he's bald
at the back?
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He's a great lover.
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And when he's bald all over?
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He's a great thinker and a great lover.
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No, he thinks he's a great lover.
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One is dark brown and only has three
leaves a year.
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A Pakistani soldier.
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What are the three fastest means of
communication?
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Telephone, telegram... And telephone.
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Telegraph, five pounds away, sorry.
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Walter Drums wrote many pieces for
percussion.
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What did he get for his timpani piece?
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Two five -pony pieces?
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Trick question, that one was.
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Well, now, I see that, Patrick, now it's
between Sue and Ron Moore from
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Stanford. So here now is the next
question. How much... No, no, I'm going
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carry on because I've started.
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How much water should you put into a
four -egg omelette?
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A dessert spoonful.
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Heat or level?
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Heat.
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What a pity.
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And so, Sue Updike, you have won. Will
you join me now for the sale of the
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century?
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Well, there it is, Sue. Hey!
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I've got more than she has.
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That's a sweat. Sorry, Sue, he does have
a point, and I don't just mean his
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head. I'm sorry. Well, it gives me very
great pleasure to give you this brand
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new 1980 Morris Mini Miner Windscreen
Wiper.
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And here you are.
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And here are the boys with Bobby and
Henry and Lord Roger.
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And we have hockey. Yes, it's Putney
ladies now at the ball as they race
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the brimstone goal. And they've gored!
In the first minute, Putney ladies are a
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goal up and... Oh, they're still going
to strike. We are returning
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to the studio.
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We have mixed golf.
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Mrs. Rombo is looking supremely
confident.
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. .
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.
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. . .
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I understand I know.
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is actually Tompkins. She's a cool one,
I'm not mistaken. Look at that.
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I've never known her to get hot flushes
or gay cross or gossip. She's a good
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girl. There she is.
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of veteran goalkeeper Hazel Knott.
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His goalkeeper, Hazel Knott, looking
very fetching in her peasling jumper,
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she tells me she knitted herself.
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I'm assured that...
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titty -top, looking very cool indeed as
he went to my hippie feet.
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It would be a great pleasure to present
this trophy to you and to place it in
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the hands that have often been said to
be as safe as the fangs of England.
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It is not.
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Gold Table of the Year, we salute you.
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Now we're in for a real treat.
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Don't do that, Sandra.
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Charlene's angel.
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Once upon a time, there were three
little boys who went to the police
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But they just got bored with the
routine.
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is Charlie.
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We're here, Charlie, looking as adorable
as ever.
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Is that a Picasso?
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No, it's a Cipollata.
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Oh, I see.
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He was there during his blue period.
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Well, you could see he wasn't happy when
he painted that.
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Scotch mist.
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I haven't had a job all day.
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Give me a hand, please.
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Well, they might have let it finish
eating its apple before they killed the
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thing.
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Three beans on toast.
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Three beans on toast here.
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Right.
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Two dollars for me?
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What are you trying to do, to dupe me?
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