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me me
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It was a simple, harmless comment,
that's all.
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Oh, yes, please.
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We like dogs.
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Of course, we'd be happy to work with
the dog -handling division.
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I meant... Well, I thought we could take
them for walks or... or... or
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feed them.
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Oh, we'll be feeding them all.
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Dave, I'm scared.
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I need to go to the toilet.
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What a job, finding it live and happy.
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Who are they training to attack, anyway?
Pavarotti?
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In Mexico, are we, lads?
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Sod off, nodder.
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You're loving this, aren't you? The dogs
are raring to go.
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Never seen them so excited.
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Mind you, I expect they're hungry.
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Super's orders.
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They haven't been fed for two days.
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Are you sure these protective suits
work?
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We've been using these suits for 20
years.
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I suppose it's time we got some new
ones, really.
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Right.
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When I say go, both of you run as fast
as you can across that shield there.
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On the count of 30, I'll release the
dogs and then... Well, that's it.
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What do you mean, that's it?
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What happens?
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I will instruct Bruno and Rambo to
pursue you across the fields and then
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apprehend you by taking hold of you in a
non -vital area.
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What sort of non -vital area?
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Yeah. I've got areas that... May not be
vital anymore, but would be bloody
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painful if a dog bit them.
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I mean, grab you by one of your limbs.
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They understand this non -vital
business.
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Well, they will, when they're trained.
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That's what this little exercise is
about, isn't it?
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Well, what happens if, like, they go for
our heads?
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That's a good point, Bob.
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What happens if they bite our heads?
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Simple. If they go for your throat or
your head, It's no chop -chops for them.
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Well, they won't be interested in bloody
chop -chops any more, will they?
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They'll be full.
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They'll have just eaten two heads.
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You both relax.
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Anyway, you volunteered for this
experiment.
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What experiment?
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What do you mean, experiment?
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Well, normally, as a rule, I mean in
general,
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We only use our stations for police
work.
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Yeah. So we thought we'd sort of branch
out a bit.
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I mean, in terms of the breeds we use.
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Well, I mean, if we don't try it, we'll
never know whether it works.
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For all we know, Rottweilers might be
every bit as good as our stations.
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Better get running, lads.
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Junior, that is a stupid idea. It was
your idea.
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27, 28, 29, 30.
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That's certainly aggressive.
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Get
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him off
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me! Get him off!
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Get him off!
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Get him off! Let him do the work he has
to do!
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Question mark over their obedience,
though.
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What do you think, Sarge?
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A bit of a disappointment.
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I don't think you can trust them out on
the street.
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Still, you're living there, aren't you?
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Sarge? What?
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Do you think Louie will make it up that
tree?
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Well, I think he'll get up the tree, but
I'm not sure that branch will take
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his way.
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again hang on
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Practising your handbrake turns.
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My wheelchair, I give him away. The
wheel keeps sticking.
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You should have gone private, Bob.
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You get an electric motor and a cigar
lighter.
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Shall I call the AA or do you want to
push?
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Come on.
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OK.
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It's time to be open, that's all.
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So, Bob, how are you managing?
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Pretty much the time of yesterday.
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I hope you're going to sue for
compensation.
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This is going to cost him an arm and a
leg, this is.
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An arm and a leg.
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We Klingons come in peace.
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So... Mate.
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Don't suppose you've got any beers in
the fridge, have you? I wondered how
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it would take.
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That's the only reason you come round
here, isn't it? To drink my beer.
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No, I haven't.
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You drank it all yesterday when you
called round to see how I was. I just
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fancied a cold beer, that's all. It's so
bloody hot in here. I can't waste a
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thermostat.
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Sit there.
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I'll do it. I'll take care of it.
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Need your old mucker now, don't you? I
can manage. If you'd come over and give
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this wheel a bloody good kick, I could
get it moving.
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Thank you.
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So, any other little odd jobs you want
doing around the flat?
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You could feed the goldfish, I suppose.
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You could feed them to the cat, if you
like.
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Well, they're either dead or they're
sunbathing.
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No.
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Definitely not sunbathing.
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Has to die from heat exhaustion.
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Seems sad, really.
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You're only two friends in the entire
world, lying side by side, limp and
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lifeless on your broken leg.
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Still, you've always got me.
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Must have drowned.
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I've got plenty of friends.
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I can see you've got plenty of friends.
Both signs of plaster.
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Rambo sends his love sod off nozzer.
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You know...
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You can always tell how popular a person
is by looking at their plaster.
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You remember me, when I broke my ankle
chasing after that skinhead?
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Running away from the skinhead.
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My plaster was like the London telephone
directory.
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But Dave, they were all in your
handwriting.
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Yeah. Lots of people couldn't make it to
the hospital.
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Anyway, someone else assigned me leg,
actually.
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Really?
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Oh, come on, then.
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Where?
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Not going to tell you. That's because
there isn't one.
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All right, then.
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What's this?
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Somebody managed to design that.
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Just a visual, is it?
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Just look here.
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Get well soon.
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Love, Sandy.
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Sandy? Yeah.
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What?
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Sandy, Sandy.
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What? Sandy, Sandy, Sandy, Sandy, Sandy.
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Sandy.
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Sandy, the big piece from the mountain
division.
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She's not big.
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Not big?
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Sandy.
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Bob, she's the only one with a shire
horse.
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Those aren't jobbers she wears. That's
all her.
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Ow!
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Ah!
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Love Sandy.
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Comes round here, does she?
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Feeding the goldfish, twiddling with
your thermostat.
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She dropped by.
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Oh, she did, did she?
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You have to look out, Bob.
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People like her, when you break your
leg, they have you shot.
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So, how long exactly?
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Has Miss Candy been writing on your
inner thigh?
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Mind your own business.
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My toes, it scratched my toes for me.
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Scratched your toes?
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But of course, Bob. I mean, what else
are friends for?
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Thank you.
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How long exactly have you and Sandy
been, you know...
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Trotting out together.
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Just scratch him. Come on, Bob, let's
hear it straight from the horse's mouth.
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Please. Been getting our oats in Sandy's
stable, have we? Just scratch him, will
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you?
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This little biggie went to market.
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This little piggy stayed at home. All
right, all right, all right. I asked her
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out three weeks ago. Now just scratch
him.
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And she tapped her foot three times and
that meant yes to that.
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You are a dark horse.
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That's probably why she likes you.
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So, wedding bells in the air, are there?
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Expecting the clatter of tiny hooves?
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I've seen enough of marriage out of this
window. Thank you very much.
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Marriage is a partnership.
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A sort of safety net.
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A warm, cosy duvet you can snuggle under
when, say, for instance, you get
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ravaged by a pair of Rottweilers.
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If you were married, you'd have a wife
running around after you, clumping up
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your pillows, scratching your toes,
dabbing a bit of three -in -one on your
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bearings. You wouldn't need me.
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I don't need you.
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Oh, right.
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I'll go then, fella.
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Please do.
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Don't worry.
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I'll be back in the morning to turn you
over.
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Don't want you getting bed sores, do we?
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If it's a nice day, I'll take you for a
push along the flyover. You can watch
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the traffic.
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You don't have to keep turning up, you
know.
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No? What are you going to do for food?
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Sandy brings me my food.
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What does she do?
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Hang a bale of hay from the curtain.
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You give up dominoes night to looking on
a friend and he throws dead fish in
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your face.
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Yes.
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Well, for me, that says everything.
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If this fish died of fin rot, it could
spread to me eye.
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Don't slam the door on your way out.
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I may return tomorrow morning, Robert. I
may not.
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I have much to ponder on.
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Dave, thank God you've come.
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Glad to see me now, are you?
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Push me over to the window, quick.
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Dave, Dave, what a night I've had.
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I've never slept a wink.
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It's been like a nightmare.
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Sandy come round, did she?
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No, this is serious.
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I think there's been a murder.
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A murder?
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Over there, Mr and Mrs Sharp, the happy
couple.
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She was screaming in the middle of the
night and Mr Sharp was in his pyjamas
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chasing her and they both went into the
bedroom and she started screaming and
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moaning.
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Like I said, Bob, marriage has its ups
and downs.
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Dave, he had a knife.
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A knife? Yes.
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Why didn't you call the police?
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We are the police.
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Anyway, I threw the phone into the fifth
tank.
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Oh, don't these painkillers you take.
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And another thing, she didn't take a
shower.
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Every morning at seven o 'clock, she
takes a shower.
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How do you know?
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I watch her.
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She leaves the blinds up.
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You sit there and watch your neighbours
take in a car.
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Well, I'm in the neighbourhood watch.
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Look, I'm telling you. He killed her. He
stabbed her. And I'm the only witness.
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There he is. Look, that's him.
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Mr Sharp.
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Yeah, he looks like a murderer.
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It's well known.
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The first thing a murderer does after
he's killed his wife is weed the garden.
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I'm telling you, he killed her. He
killed her with his bare hands.
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Murderer!
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Murderer! Get a grip, Bob.
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If combined with alcohol may induce mild
hallucinations.
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Did we have a little drinky last night?
Did we?
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No, no, no.
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Oh, come on now. Let the doctor see what
we've got underneath our dressing gown.
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Come on now. Open wide.
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You bastard!
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The bloke's getting away with murder
down there.
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those beers from me and then you drank
them in an orgy of pills and alcohol.
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Now what's he doing?
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What can you see, Bob?
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Everything gone all pink and purple and
swirly, has it?
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Thousands of baths talking to you in
Spanish.
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Take a look.
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What do you see?
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Well, I see a man digging his garden.
256
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I see a man digging a grave.
257
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And you say it was exactly 4 .15 when
you heard this scream?
258
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Dave, we are late in time.
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And you're sure that it was more of a...
than a...
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A woman reaching the top rung of the
stepladder of desire makes a sort of...
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Not.
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Sandy didn't. She nighed.
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Whereas a woman at the hands of a crazed
killer would go...
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Exactly.
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And if he did kill her...
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You wait for the cover of darkness, drag
a blood -soaked body down the stairs
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and bury her.
268
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What we need to do is get over to
Sharpe's flat and look for evidence.
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Yeah, well, unless you've got a block
and tackle, you're on your own.
270
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Right. Here's what we do.
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Find his number in the phone book and
ring him.
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You put on a funny voice. Tell him
you're on to him.
273
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You want to meet him somewhere to
blackmail him.
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If he's guilty, he'll go.
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If he's innocent, he won't.
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And if he does leave the flat, I'll nip
over there, break in and search for
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evidence.
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Do you think of all that by yourself?
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Yeah.
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Where's the phone book?
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It's under the dead fish.
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Right.
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Where's the phone? It's in the fish
tank.
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We could always write to him.
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Now where's he off to?
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Dave?
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He's going out.
288
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Where's he going?
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He'll be after a chemist for a vat of
sulfuric acid.
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It's what they do.
291
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You put the body in a vat of sulfuric
acid and ten minutes later you've only
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a set of fillings to bury.
293
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He's planning to destroy the evidence.
294
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We've got to get to it before he does.
295
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Okay, Dave, over to you.
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Good man.
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Blimey, I never knew you had it in you.
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Dave!
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Do him now. What do you do? Get on with
it.
300
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Get on with it.
301
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I'm a fiend, not a fiend.
302
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Get out.
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Get out.
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Sharp.
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It's sharp.
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Sharp.
307
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Lock that bloody knife in.
308
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Get out. Get out. Shift your arm.
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Call me while you're at it, will you,
Bob?
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Come in.
311
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Oh, Bob, we've got a visitor.
312
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Sandy! Hello, Bob.
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I've just popped in to tell you that I
won't have any time to cook you both a
314
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bit of supper tonight.
315
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It's just that we're going out.
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And we were wondering if you'd mind
doing a spot of babysitting for us.
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Nada?
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In you come, lads.
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