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No, it wasn't for you.
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I was getting ready to go out. Who was
it? Somebody German.
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Oh, brothers agree. I shouldn't wonder
what to write this down.
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Was that for me?
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Am I the only person who actually
answers the phone in this house?
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I meant to be going with Steve to
Richmond Park to look for places where
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have landed.
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Well, if you see E .T., tell him not to
phone home.
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to put in the en suite shower, and now
David's moved all his computer stuff
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to his room. You've just knocked down
the whole wall. Well, good thing I did.
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It's dangerous.
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Look at this. Blaster's completely dried
out. Could have come down any time.
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Why didn't you put down a dust sheet?
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I mean, gave it a tap.
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I'll clear it all up.
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Where's the dustpan and brush, then?
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judging by this morning so far it's
probably the angel of death
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I know how difficult it
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is to stretch the pennies now that
Brian's gone.
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It's often the case of a bit nicer
groceries or cheaper make -up for me
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days. I know how you feel.
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Yes.
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Not win the lottery. I just won a little
bit.
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Lovely. Are you sure you won't have
sugar?
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No, I find it just obscures all the
taste. Not necessarily.
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So, sis, what brings you to this neck of
the woods, then?
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Oh, nothing in particular.
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Of course, I knew you hadn't really won
the lottery.
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If you had, you'd have shared it with
the family, wouldn't you?
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I'm going to use the money on my
business. Bill's looking for premises.
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He's going to get some new equipment and
that.
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Equipment? Is that so? What a
coincidence.
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Oh, where's that thing?
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No, I was just thinking of introducing
Bill to a very reasonable supplier.
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Oh, who's that?
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Me.
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I just happened to be having a party
this afternoon.
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What sort of party?
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A cap -a -wear party.
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That sounds not quite Bill's cup of tea,
really.
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Well, it's very informal. Sometimes I
have someone from the council estate.
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Oh, how good of you.
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First, I give a little talk about how to
keep particular shapes of food fresh
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for days.
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Today it's small triangular bits.
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Then I pass around the relevant piece of
caperware and we all practice putting
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the lid on properly.
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It has to burp.
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And then we look at the full range of
caperware.
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The thing is, team, we're really busy
today.
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Yes, I've got a lot to do any other time
I'd love to come.
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Oh, I do it quite often.
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Perhaps I...
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Long talk about that while we drink our
coffee.
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I won't be a minute.
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Oh, God.
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Hello?
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Oh, no, not again.
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You got the wrong number.
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What was that? Who did you say?
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Und Frau Grimes. Why would they be
ringing us from Germany?
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Search me.
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I have to be getting on with that thing
upstairs. Ben? Well, I'd better fill it
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in because... What have you told them?
That we'd look after their house while
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they're away in Germany?
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No, I wouldn't do that.
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I said we'd look after their house while
they're away in Switzerland.
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After the last three times?
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It's all right. They haven't got a cat
anymore.
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Of course they haven't got a cat
anymore.
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It had a nervous...
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Dog, obviously.
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No, we killed it, remember?
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Why have you done this? Relax. There's
no pets left. They haven't got any more.
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No pets?
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Nothing. The house is empty. I looked in
this morning. Everything's fine.
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You're sure?
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I'm sure.
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Hello?
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Hello? Hello, Mr Grimes.
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What a surprise.
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Where are you?
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Oh, thank goodness.
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We've had a terrible job getting
through. The operator kept getting the
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number and there was a mad woman at the
other end.
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Get to the point, Leonard, for heaven's
sake. Keep your socks on, Dora. Well,
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the time's ticking away.
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Oh, be quiet.
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Hello. Oh, it's just that Dora was
worried for some reason or other that
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something might have gone wrong back
there.
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She gets these funny feelings sometimes.
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Make it sound like interjection. Shh!
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No, don't worry. We checked this morning
and everything's fine.
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Everything's fine. Happy now?
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Give that to me. Careful!
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Are you sure that it's all okay?
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No, really.
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It's all absolutely all right. Oh, I'm
so sorry to bother you then. It must be
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my active imagination.
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Yes. I just got it into my head that you
wouldn't notice them.
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Sorry? That you wouldn't notice them as
I didn't specifically mention them. I
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was worried sick.
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Oh, were you?
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They have enough food?
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Of course. We fed them this morning.
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Fed what?
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Oh!
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Oh, well, that's really put my mind at
rest.
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I was devastated at the thought we might
come home and find that something had
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happened to them.
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Oh, perish the thought. Get a move on,
Dora. It's costing a fortune. Well,
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thanks for reassuring me.
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No, don't go. I was thinking.
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Yes? The things you were talking about.
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I just wanted to be doubly sure.
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Yeah? They are where they usually are,
aren't they?
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They wouldn't be anywhere else, would
they?
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No, I suppose not.
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I must go now. I'll pop in as soon as we
get back.
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Stop by now.
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I'm not on a tour of Nathland.
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Will this take long? It's an emergency.
You two look upstairs. We'll do the
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rooms down here. All right, let's get on
with it. And be careful!
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Just a minute.
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What are we looking for?
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Well, whatever it is, we haven't noticed
them before.
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Like what?
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If we knew that, we'd have noticed.
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Then how do we look for them? We must
know something about them.
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We know... You have to feed them. There,
you see? There's more than one of them.
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And they're hungry.
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Here, boy.
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Puss, puss, puss.
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Who's a pretty boy, then?
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Go now.
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I have to set up my aura -sensitive
camera.
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All right, cool. Don't be late.
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All right, we've been over the whole
place. There's nothing in Anthony's
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feeding.
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Quick.
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What? Do something.
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What?
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They'll kill them. They have to stay in
the water.
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They could be dead already.
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Well, I don't want to kiss them then.
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Do something.
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Help them.
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With what?
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That.
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I meant the steak.
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Perhaps they're hibernating.
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About eight and a half inches.
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Yes.
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I've tried all over London, yes.
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It's sort of pinky white with grey
patches.
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Well, it might have been gold when it
was alive.
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Looks as if it's... had a bit of a
shock.
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But then they always do, don't they?
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Oh.
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Well, do you know anyone that might?
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No, I've already tried there.
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Well, thanks anyway.
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Nobody's got anything like this.
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Don't panic.
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Don't panic.
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I've been to Pet Universe. Our troubles
are over.
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Hold for that. Where are they? Here.
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Let's see.
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Nothing in here.
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This was in there.
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What good is that?
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It's a fish book.
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They don't need anything to read.
They're dead.
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What do you mean our troubles are over?
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I mean we can find out what they are and
ring round.
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I've been ringing round for the last two
and a half hours. They've only got gold
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ones. Ah, yes.
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But now we can find out exactly what
they are.
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Ah, yes.
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Here we are.
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What we have here is a Japanese ghost
koi.
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Well, it is now, that's for sure.
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Particularly striking, grey and pale
yellow skin give these beautiful
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their name.
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Gregarious and friendly, you can
persuade them to eventually eat food out
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your hand.
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Oh, marvellous. We don't only have to
replace them before they get back, we've
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got to train them as well.
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The stunning example of pond life... Can
normally only be found in specialist
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collector's shops. Oh, great.
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There's a list at the back.
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Well, just read out the nearest ones.
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Ten to five now.
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Er... Right.
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Aberdeen.
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Barnsley.
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Cardiff.
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Reading.
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Oh, and Swindon.
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get them in London? Nope.
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Not even in Harrods? Well, there'd be no
call for them. The Japanese have
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already got them.
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So, now what are we going to do?
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Perhaps... Yes?
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We could ring one of the shops and they
could bike some over.
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If we ask for them on a pizza, they'll
catch up then.
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Well, shall I give them a ring in case?
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There's no point. It's nearly closing
time.
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We'll just have to drive to the nearest
one sometime before the Grimeses get
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back on... The 20th. Right, and then...
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What? The 20th.
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September the 20th? Yes.
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It is September the 20th. No, it isn't.
Yes, it is. That's today. No, it isn't.
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Today is September the 20th.
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Oh.
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Now, I wonder if there are any jet
aeroplanes in the background when they
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up. They must have been at the airport.
What time is their plane? Relax.
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They won't get here before seven at
least.
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Yes, but the fish shops are only open
for another 35 minutes and they're in
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Aberdeen. OK, OK. I'm going to
concentrate now. Now.
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There must be a solution to all this.
Even if we ring them up, we'll never
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time to go and collect them. Yes, right.
OK, now, where is the nearest shop?
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Come on, come on. The nearest shop is...
Reading. Reading, which is too far
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away, even up the motorway to get to in
time. Right, so, here's what we're going
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to do.
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I am going to take the van and drive to
one of the shops in London. You've
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already phoned and get some of these,
but in gold.
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Yes.
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Meanwhile... You will take the car to
Tesco's... Yes?
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...and buy lots and lots of bleach.
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You're just making this up as you go
along, aren't you? Yes.
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It's stupid and cruel. Yes, but would it
work?
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Ben! Right, OK. Maybe we can... paint
them with some special ball... vegetable
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-based, eco -friendly, washable dye.
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Washable? I mean, indelible.
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No.
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Well... then you will have to tell her
that we killed her fish.
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I have to tell her about the dog.
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Wait. What am I thinking of? Reading.
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Reading. Come on, it's obvious.
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Oh, no. We've only just got rid of her.
It's all right. I'll phone her. She must
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be home by now.
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The Grimeses could still get back before
we can replace them.
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Hi. Hi. Tony and I were just wondering,
it's a long time since you've had a meal
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cooked for you. Would you and Ben like
to come over?
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We've got plenty of food in.
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Er, we can't. But we know a couple who
could.
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I want you to promise me, here and now,
that you will never say we'll look after
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their house ever again. I'm sorry.
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You can't go any faster.
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We're well over the limit now.
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Look out, police car ahead.
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It's alright, we're past.
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You know, the funny thing is, one day
when this is all up...
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And use it as defence in a murder trial.
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What?
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Did you get them?
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I hope they're the right sort.
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Yes, those are the ones.
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They had to use two bags.
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Thanks, Jane. Where are you? No trouble
at all.
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I didn't mind cancelling my cap -a -wear
party to do this for you. I'm sure I'll
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manage without the extra money I make.
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Essential now that Shane and I are a one
-parent family.
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I'll send you a cheque.
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Bye -bye, then. Bye.
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You'd better hurry now, or you'll be
dead as well.
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Oh, they're very healthy -looking fish.
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I wasn't talking to the fish.
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Can't you wait two seconds, Dora? I want
to get inside the house.
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Oh, thank you.
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Now, where are you taking it? Well, you
don't want to leave it in the...
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streets, do you? We weren't planning to.
It was a whole aching to go inside for
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a kiss.
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I know what it's like. Well, we'd better
hurry then.
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No, it won't.
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Now what are we going to do?
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Well, isn't this nice?
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It really is good to see you again.
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We've never met before.
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Here we are.
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More tea.
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Oh. Thought you were going to go and get
the key.
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What key?
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The key to this.
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Who did you get those from?
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Don't you remember?
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You told us you were going to show us an
amusing trick.
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Then you went into the kitchen for half
an hour.
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Well, never mind. Why don't we all look
at your...
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of the Alps again.
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You've looked at them four times. Yes,
but we love them so much.
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Oh, I've just remembered.
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The key to the handcuffs is in the
bedroom.
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I'm not at all surprised.
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I blame television for this.
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Go straight out the back and see if
everything's all right.
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Oh, must be.
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You're back then.
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Is everything all right out here? Yes,
we were just looking at your beautiful
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fish. They're amazing, aren't they?
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Oh, they certainly are.
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When we left the house, I thought they
were all dead.
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Not that I'm minded.
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I actually prefer the plain gold ones
myself.
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Oh. Anyway, thanks for looking after
everything.
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Oh, that's all right.
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It was quite a relief to ring you.
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Oh? Dora had visions that the trapdoor
on the pigeon loft might have dropped
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shut in the wind.
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Unless it's open all the time, all my
racing pigeons would suffocate to death.
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