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And has my little angel been a good boy?
Oh, yes, very good indeed.
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Mummy, mummy, mummy, I'm only like a
thundered. Uh -uh, no, no, thundered.
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Thundered. Thundered.
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Thundered.
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And Daddy and me slept together.
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Uh -uh, again?
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Daddy and me slept together.
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No, chérie.
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Daddy and I slept together.
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I was on Thursday. I'm talking about
Monday, you know.
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Ladies and gentlemen, it's the Betty
Hill Show.
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And here he is, Betty Hill.
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Nothing was just my daughter and me when
the hoodlum come in. They took the
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jukebox and the money out of the till.
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And when I went up through the door and
my daughter said, poor, I hung her to a
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$50 bill.
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I said, now, how in the heck did you do
that? Well, I was sitting on his bed, my
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daughter. Now, I said, if only your
dear, sweet mother had been here, we
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have saved the jukebox as well.
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But at Benny's place, last night at ten,
Big Chief's chicken bowl blew in. He
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had a plate of beans, and then he blew
out again. You're lucky, Donald, at
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Benny's place.
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Now, I went to see Pete about getting
some meat from the barbecue on Saturday
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night. When his English rose with the
turned -up nose came in from the caravan
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site. Now Pete said to me, say, I pray
thee, what might be that fair maidens
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won't? She stuck her bucket on the
counter and she said, a pound of fillet.
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Pete said, a pound you don't.
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But there is, girl, a real world bread.
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And we like them in blue and we like
them in red. We love them the best when
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got them in green.
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You'll like it down the down, you'll
like it.
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Now six hell's angels come in here one
night and started picking on some little
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guy. Now they pulled his hair and they
pushed him off his chair and when he
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I thought that he was going to cry.
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One hell's angel said he ain't much of a
man to let a gang like us do just what
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it likes. I said he ain't much of a
driver because he's just backed his
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over six brand new motorbikes.
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But I said he's place. We never get
tight. You can drink 30 pints and it's
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all right. But we did have one fella
burst last night. You like it, Don? I
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he's place.
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Now, so Charlie parked outside his car.
I said, now tell me where's your
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beautiful wife?
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I said, that woman of yours, she just
radiates happiness. She radiates the
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of life.
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Now she radiates wisdom.
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She radiates joy when she's speaking.
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He said, that's great. But at the
moment, mate, my radiator is leaking.
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But at Benny's place, you get pork and
beans.
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The waitresses are all the beauty
queens.
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They all walk around in them open neck
jeans.
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Come on down to Benny's. Come and spend
your panties. You like it down at
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Benny's place.
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And welcome to the opening night of
Leprechaun Television. And I see by the
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clock on the wall that the little hand
is on the six, and the big hand is on
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two, which means that it's quarter past
six.
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There's a day in England, 6 .45.
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So it's time now for the seven o 'clock
news.
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Shut that door!
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Introduce tonight. Shut that door!
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Is that a grating? Is it hurt?
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In the main square of Hoyley today,
police fired warning shots over the
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rioting nuns, killing 17 people in the
surrounding High -Royce flats.
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London and Tim O'Dooley found last week
shouting Dennis Healey is a stupid great
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twit outside number 11 Downing Street,
was today given three months for being
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drunk and disorderly, and three years
for contravening the Official Secrets
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country's most polluted river, today
caught fire.
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Sadly, there was nothing to put it out
with.
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Local firemen improvised.
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Today was the coldest day for this fan
of a year since records began. In
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the O 'Connell Flasher was seen
describing himself to several ladies.
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But we are due for a change, and next
week it'll be muggy.
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followed by Tewkie, Weggie and Birdie.
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The English Prime Minister, seen here
with members of his cabinet, today held
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emergency meeting to discuss the
committee's findings on the... Oh,
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Are sheepdogs becoming obsolete?
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Sussex farmer Arnold Flan, seen here
with some of his sheep.
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That's the end of the news. I'm sorry.
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Oil.
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Coffee.
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Blackcurrant juice.
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We wash one in a high -price detergent,
the other in Fairdale Bend.
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The result, not a heap of the
difference.
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Ah, no, I don't smoke.
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But here, try one of these.
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Oh, that bolo, the mint with the hole in
the middle, yes.
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Let's try one of them, yes.
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What the hell is that?
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My cold blaster.
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I've been looking for a cold blaster.
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Sure, and we all get cold this weather,
don't we, eh?
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Symptoms in the head, but mostly here in
the nose.
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You get the chopped lips here, the sore
throat, but when the nose gets stuck
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up...
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and I really mean that most sincerely.
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Pardon me, little frog in the throat.
Now, here is the lovely Angela with our
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guests for this evening.
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And tell me, Angela, who have you
brought along this evening?
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Frida Unction from Cork. Well, Frida
Unction from Cork, will you sit down?
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thank you very much, Angela, for
bringing her along.
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Who have you brought along this evening?
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The singing dentist, Phil McCafferty.
The singing dentist, Phil McCafferty.
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put one over on me there, didn't you?
Well, we want to hear him.
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I love the dirt of the change in your
hair and the brand that's all furrowed
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lingered with care.
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I've chipped a dear finger, so toyed one
for me.
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God bless you and keep you, Father, my
free.
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And now for my next number, I don't give
a hell of a donny god, it's very
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popular.
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No, I don't think there's anything
broken. I'm not sure.
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It's only a scratch.
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Are you sure it's only a scratch? But
whether it's a scratch or not, we'll
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to repaint it. I know we'll have to
repaint it.
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It's always repainted.
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I hate the clock.
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It's a real treat for all sporty lovers.
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Dickie O'Davis. Dickie O'Davis.
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And here we are with the cricket.
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At Ballymundi, the Terry Cricket captain
was out today for a duck when a very
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fast bale took up both his... Very fast
ball took up both his bales.
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Boxing and the Brown and Hathaway
champion last night was knocked out in
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fifth round.
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His manager said he'd have done better
and lasted longer if only he had cut
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on the smoking and the drinking.
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And the sex.
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Especially between the rounds.
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And at Brown and Meadow today, Colonel
Peggy Fields got three wounds.
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He also got two cows and a goat, but
they don't count.
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And football referee Sean Lamb was
yesterday reprimanded by nothing at all.
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Reprimanded by the FA.
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For his handling of Saturday's cook toy.
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You want to go for a walk?
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Yeah, all right then, yeah. Would you
bring me back one?
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Mine fell out just now.
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That's me and the wife taking a black
man last year.
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Have you got any pictures of the wife in
the nude?
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Of course I have not.
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Do you want to buy some?
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Nathan White Thurkes talks to the king
of the squealers, the man with 200, with
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20 ,000 pounds on his head.
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Are you not afraid that one day these
gangsters who are out to kill you will
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find out who you are?
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Oh, indeed I am.
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I wouldn't tell her of being discovered.
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Absolute terror.
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If my identity became revealed, I'd be
marked, ma 'am.
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I think you're sitting in my chair.
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Tell me, are you not afraid that one day
these gangsters who are at...
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Can we go again?
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Eight o 'clock, and it's time for
Masterbrain.
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You have chosen to answer questions on
general knowledge. Is that right?
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That.
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What is celery?
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High -class wedges.
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Anemic rhubarb.
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What is bologna?
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Sausage.
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Bologna is where you find the hem of a
nice girl's skirt.
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What do you call Russian napkins? Ha!
Soviets.
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Why do cows wear bells round their
necks?
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Because their horns don't work.
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Well done.
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And you will be.
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What does it mean when your palm itches?
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The litters are coming.
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And when you itch all over?
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They've arrived.
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Oh, Duffy fell down two flights of
stairs with a pint of whiskey. None was
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spilled. Why was that?
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He kept his mouth shut.
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What is higher purchase?
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Higher purchase is feathering your nest.
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With a little darn. A little darn.
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Higher perches are what brave budgies
stand on.
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What is a bachelor?
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A man who hasn't thought seriously about
getting married.
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A man who has thought seriously about
getting married.
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What is an asset?
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A little donkey.
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A little donkey's bed.
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A pathologist.
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A man who can find his way through a
wood.
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Unabridged. A river you have to wait
across.
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What is it that a man does standing up?
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A woman does sitting down.
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And a dog does with one leg raised.
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Pass.
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Pass what?
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I don't know the answer.
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The answer is shake hands.
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I am 19 years old. I have a lovely, soft
-speaking voice, a gorgeous figure, a
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passionate disposition, soft red lips.
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Eyes like pools of liquid. I own a pub
and I don't drink. Who am I?
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Who cares?
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Kiss me.
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That is the end of program parade
tonight.
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You fool.
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You promised to make me happy.
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It's us Britons. It's a crime.
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They've done him, old Charlie Clinger.
The chariot wheel went over his finger.
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Mind, he was scratching his backside at
the time.
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Do you know they feed us pickled pork
tough enough to break your fork?
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They serve you up your gravy by the
slice.
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I tell you, it's either overcooked or
raw.
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I think it's their religious law. It's
either a burnt offering or a bloody
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sacrifice.
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We sleep 80.
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to a cell and you ought to cop a smell.
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But you know what the one thing is that
I think about that gets me through the
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night? My wife left Bristol.
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And gone to live in York.
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So at least her and the kids will be
alright.
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Every week I take some of the kind of
lines and they chuck us to the lines.
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Albert, he killed one lion after he
provoked it. He trod iron on its tail.
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And this lion lets out a wail and bit
off Albert's head, and that's what
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it.
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It's a bit like football, in a way,
because they play it every Saturday.
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They throw the lion's virgins without a
pitch. They don't make them lions roar.
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And do you know what the score? You
never get spectators on the pitch.
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Once Cleopatra came past, clasping her
little ass.
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I couldn't help wondering how those red
lips of hers tasted.
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Then Harold starts to snigger. He says,
she's got an hourglass figure.
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I says, aye, and not a minute of it
wasted.
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She says, slave, you come with me. I
shall want you to see that my skin is
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as soft and smooth as silk.
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She puts money in my hand. She says,
take these 200 cans and get 200 cans of
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pure goat's milk. Well, I nearly had a
fit. She had a bath in it.
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And she says, clean out the bath like
you've been taught.
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Well, I drained it back into the cans.
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And I sold it round the town.
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And what's more, I sold two more cans
than I bought.
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She says, tonight we'll have an orgy.
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Now, I always thought it was orgy. But
she says, no, love, an orgy is when
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there's four, and orgy is when there's
three.
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Because the third one says, orgy,
there's no one here for me, and goes out
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door.
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She says, help me prepare.
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And she lets me brush her hair. Well,
she's got a dress on. Well, at least
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laughing. She says, give me my giggle
garters.
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I said, why are they called giggle
garters?
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She says, because once you get past
them, old son, you're laughing.
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Then she grabs hold of my thighs.
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And she looks into my eyes.
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And says, for your wildest desires, I'd
gladly take her.
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There's me holding Cleopatra's charms in
my two trembling arms. So I...
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Blast, here come them lions. I'll tell
you later.
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Cutters of Little Hampton here are some
of those naughty
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bits.
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And they grew up in a way that we
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never seemed to fall.
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Super Nature.
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Super Nature.
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Super Nature.
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Super Nature.
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Super Nature.
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Super Nature.
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Super Nature.
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Super Nature.
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Super Nature.
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Super Nature.
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At the Thames Drama School pupils are
not permitted to paraphrase and by that
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mean if the script says he was bent on
seeing her then you must say he was bent
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on seeing her and not the sight of her
doubled him up.
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And you have to keep the script and with
this in mind the passing out piece is
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this poem by Walter Winchell and it's
called Faith, Hope and Charity and it
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to be read as it was typed 20 years ago
on a very old typewriter.
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on which the letter H was missing.
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Here, then, is Fate, Ope and Carity by
Whatta
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Winkle.
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Professor of Czechoslovakian philosophy
and maths.
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Next door to a sop that sells fish and
kips in Arrow O 'Neill
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lived Philip.
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Pissy old therapist.
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He comes all caught in pills.
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He was very muck in love with a girl
called June.
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He pwned her whenever he could.
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He sent her a cock -a -lip -bop.
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Cock -a -blop with cock -a -lip.
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But it didn't do any good.
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He picked her favorite flowers.
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gave them to her in a bunk.
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He tried to sin up her drainpipe.
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So she invited him in for a lunk.
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She offered him kicking sand wickers and
a charcoal -drilled lamb cop.
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He just kept smoking and queuing his
queuing gun.
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She thought he'd never stop.
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She said, I can't enjoy our little cat.
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With your ass all over the floor.
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Why don't you put your ass in the
ashtray?
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That's what the damn thing's for.
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He said, marry me or live with me.
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I really don't care, Wick.
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She said, I'll give you my boot, you
uncute ute.
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Get out. Don't come back till you're
Rick.
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Then along came Phoebe.
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Wearing a King Killifer coat.
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that almost raked to the ground.
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The couple met in a laundrette while he
was watching his wazzing go round.
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He said, I'm no soapier, Lauren.
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I know that my fate's not so hot. I may
be old in a toot.
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My teat may be full.
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But I could give you a suck a lot.
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Most peasant, you drink killed campaign
as you lay on some sun -drinked beak.
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I may be 63, but I've the skin of a
peak.
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He said, yeah, 63 -year -old peak.
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He said, show me a little charity and
you shall have my last farting.
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Of tack, I give you my word.
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They were married next day, a farragut
way.
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Thursday, Mark Latour.
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When I banged on the door of his fine
-oaming kickster, I got like a nasty
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I owed him mutter and spit.
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To his dog, who was running amok.
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He had a happy life, full of good care,
and a lady Tatty could adore.
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He said a May -December marriage worked
fine for him, but then June at the house
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next door.
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I give you the toast.
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Dentist everywhere.
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Dentist!
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Ladies and gentlemen, I'm delighted to
welcome to the show the lovely
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Okay, let's go, blue eyes.
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I see a man in a white tuxedo
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sitting at the bar.
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He's got a crooked smile.
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Dance, Sam.
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Okay, sweetheart.
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Do you want to dance?
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First he gives me a red carnation, and
that cook is mine.
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Should I take a chat?
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Play it again, Sam.
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Of all the bars in all the towns in all
the world, you had to pick on mine.
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Why don't you do nothing?
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Oh, Dad, there's a lady at the door
asking for you. I think she wants to
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something. Oh, dear.
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Yeah, well...
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From Hollywood
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to California.
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this week's episode, Wonder Grand meets
Dracula.
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to bed.
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Oh, here comes that lock again. See you
soon.
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Thank you.
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