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BOTTLES CLINK
Morning, lass.
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Don't you "good morning" me
dressed like that!
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What on earth are you doing out here
dressed like that?
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I'm mending me trousers.
It's your ways you want to mend.
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You can't stand outside
people's houses dressed like that.
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I've heard of garden gnomes,
but this is ridiculous! What's wrong with being dressed like this?
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What's wrong? In your unmentionables,
in broad daylight?
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They're not fit for pitch dark!
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There's more material in these
than in some people's overcoats.
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It's just like a track suit.
A track suit?
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You don't look like a sportsman
to me -
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more like the phantom of the opera.
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Why don't you darn
your pants inside?
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Because they've cut me electricity
off and it's too dark down there.
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Oh, here. Give it here.
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Oh, tha's a great lass
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and, on behalf of my long johns,
I give thee a kiss.
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Ah-ha!
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Feeling musical this morning,
Howard? It's her idea.
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I asked why he keeps sneaking off
to her with the false head-lashes.
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They're EYELASHES.
Not the length SHE wears them!
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I hope you faced up to such a
challenging question in the finest tradition of masculine panic.
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I'll tell you what he said.
"A man," he said, "is entitled to some music in his life."
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Well, now he's got it.
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Oh, no!
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HE CHORTLES
Oh! Oh!
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Eh-up, my lovely-looking...
Sit down.
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What did I say? I dunno,
but don't say it again.
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What do you want? Three teas, please.
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For two of you?
Ah, well, he's on his way.
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Oh, goody - another one(!)
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What's wrong with that one?
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Nothing.
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Delicious!
Hmm!
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A very good morning to you, Ivy.
Sit down!
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What's wrong with Ivy?
None of your business!
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DOOR SLAMS
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It's none of our business. A fine
way to be greeted, I must say(!)
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Don't get her upset. She makes you
eat a bun. Do you come here often?
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Every day.
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Good lord!
Is she like this always? No.
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Sometimes she's in a bad mood.
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BIRDS TWITTER
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Why's she in a bad mood?
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Because she's lost the catering
for the barrel rolling this year. Is it that time of year already?!
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Well! Howard's taking up
the double bass.
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They've started rehearsing
for the barrel rolling.
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I saw Dougie Cunliffe and his team.
It's a huge instrument.
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He could hardly get it through
the door. The organisers might have said something. It's for charity.
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They know I give my time to charity.
Why should they come to thee?
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Well, if they're approaching
knot-heads like Dougie Cunliffe!
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And we've got the experience.
We entered before.
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That were 30 year ago!
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It can't be that long.
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Anyway, there was Howard struggling
with this double bass...
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It were - it were 30 year ago.
Well, I don't care.
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I should have been approached, with
a record like mine in these events.
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It's really got you going,
hasn't it?
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You're really fascinated by this
story of Howard and his double bass.
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Hanging on my every word(!)
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Rolling down a hill in a barrel
is a young man's game.
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Any road, what makes tha think
they should come to thee?
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I'm damned if I think I'm past it,
even if they do. I am. Nonsense!
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In case anybody's listening,
I'M past it.
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It's all in the mind. I'd like to
show these people a thing or two.
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Youth isn't everything, you know.
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What about experience and skill
and maturity? And deafness.
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You what? We're not fit.
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Somehow, I don't think
you should have said that.
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COMPO COUGHS
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C...C...
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Can you...?
HE COUGHS
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Can you let us have...?
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Well, come on -
the suspense is killing me!
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They'll have three pints, love,
and I'll make it four. Ah!
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HE GROANS
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What's the matter with them?
They're training for the barrel rolling.
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At their age?!
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Madam, I'll have you know there is
nothing wrong with our age.
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I love him,
in the smoky-grey track suit.
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I told you you should have borrowed
a track suit. Clegg borrowed one.
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He borrowed it from Howard.
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He lives next door
to somebody with a track suit.
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I live next door to Nora Batty.
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Do you think SHE'S got
a track suit?
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I dunno, though. Some of her undies
look like a track suit.
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Still, I didn't think you'd come in
to the pub without your clothes on.
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Oh, shut up! SHUT UP!
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Drink your beer.
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Norman -
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what are you doing?
I hate wearing Howard's track suit.
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Suppose it starts pulling me
towards Marina.
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If it takes me to Marina,
I shall die!
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You were all doing a good impression
of dying, any road. It's early days.
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You know, they're just a bit
out of trim. Ha-ha-ha!
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Listen, even when I was IN trim,
I was out of trim.
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Don't despair. How fit do you have
to be to roll downhill in a barrel?
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Rolling UPHILL would be the hard
work, wouldn't it? Wesley...
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..which hill are they using
this year?
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Did it use to be this steep?
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You could fall out of an aeroplane
without it being as steep as that.
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I've had a few quotes for
Nora Batty, but never that steep. No - it's just the angle.
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From the bottom, it wouldn't look
half as steep. From the bottom, it ISN'T half as steep.
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It's a young man's game.
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I wish people'd stop saying that.
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Once we've done it a few times,
it won't seem half as fearsome.
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I bet it does. I bet it does!
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A bloke would have to be crackers!
Exactly.
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And I don't see why we should have
to do it, just cos we're qualified.
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There's an old oil drum on t' back.
If we roll it down empty, you'll get some idea of what you're in for.
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I don't need any more idea
of what I'm in for.
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I've got a fair idea
of what I'm in for.
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What we ought to do is get an old
oil drum and send it down empty,
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you see, just to see how it rolls.
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That will allow me to calculate
its natural path and work out our best approach.
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No - not there.
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Here.
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Why there? What's the difference?
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I don't know. Some instinct tells
me we ought to start from here.
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Call it a...warrior's intuition.
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Now, when I give the word,
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let her go.
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Right?
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Let her go!
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I can't look!
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Tha won't have to. Tha'll be inside.
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Barrel rolling?
Mmm.
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Well, I should have thought barrel
DRINKING was more in their line.
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They're too old for barrel rolling.
Well, they borrowed Howard's track suit to get some training.
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Your Howard has a track suit?
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Oh, he's very sporty, is Howard.
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If I don't watch him.
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I wouldn't let my Barry go barrel
rolling. I don't think there's much danger of him volunteering.
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I don't know. You know what they're
like. They all have secret dreams.
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And not so secret.
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It's quite true.
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When he was younger, Wesley wanted
to buy an old train engine.
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Me father?! Yes, your father.
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A whole engine? Whatever for?
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So that he could take it apart
and then put it together again.
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Couldn't you buy him a watch?
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Oh, they do the daftest things!
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He'd lay there at night dreaming
about the inside of an engine.
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He would have had bits
all over the house.
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Mmm.
I'm glad Barry likes tropical fish.
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Oh? Whose idea was that, then?
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Well, I knew he'd like tropical fish.
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Good girl! Yes.
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Well, don't be surprised
if you come in one day
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and he's got them up on a ramp and
he's fiddling with their suspension.
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Oh...
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Cakes?
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I can't tell you how glad I am
you've put some clothes on over that track suit.
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You see some startling things
in the pub trade,
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but I shall long remember
that smoky-grey track suit.
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Flatterer!
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Who's paying?
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Why me?
Have I got to do everything?
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I'm doing all the planning.
COINS JINGLE
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Two...
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Free with his money, isn't he?
We have to tie him down, sometimes.
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He's one of the financial powers
behind the Channel Tunnel.
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Gives you some idea
of how things are going.
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Thank you.
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I'd better not drink that.
I'm driving. You might have said something before I paid for four.
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Don't worry - I'll take care of it.
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Oh, I don't like him
when he's planning.
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I hate it when he's planning things
in his head, never mind on paper.
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I've got it all worked out
in military detail.
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Let's see if it looks any better
after a couple of pints.
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Aaagh! Definitely not.
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It's gonna be fine.
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Just fine.
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Well? Why tropical fish?
Because Barry's got some and he stays home at night.
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When you're bored with them,
you can practise your double bass.
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Are you sure I'm going to like
tropical fish? If you know what's good for you, you will.
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I've watched them for 40 minutes
and nothing's happened yet.
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What do you think will happen? You
said I'd like watching tropical fish.
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You said everybody likes tropical
fish. They have them in doctors' surgeries. They're relaxing.
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But they don't DO anything.
They just swim round.
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What do you want - bicycle races?
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I don't see how this is supposed
to make me want to stay at home.
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Watch the fish, Howard. I'll be
asking you questions on them later.
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RANDOM BANGING
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BANGING
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POSH ACCENT: What are you doing
in there, Wesley?
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You what?
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I can never understand you
when you talk posh for t' neighbours.
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Why were you making all that noise?
They've come for a fitting. What?
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Who's come for a fitting?
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Maybe I should've let him have
the railway engine.
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Can't see!
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Follow the pavement. You can see
your feet - follow the pavement.
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Isn't that better? Didn't I tell
you? Foggy always knows!
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Oi! Get out of it! Go on!
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Phew!
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All right.
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All right - back to Wesley's.
I have the solution.
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You see the problem. We can wear
them but we can't see out of them.
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I see your problem. But I'm not
putting you any windows in.
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We don't want windows -
just eye holes. Do what? Eye holes.
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My feelings exactly! Don't take any
notice of the other ranks, Wesley.
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Get your drill out. Eye holes won't
seriously weaken them, will they?
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How's it going, Norm?
I hate barrel rolling.
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And we haven't even rolled
in a barrel yet.
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Cheer up. I've solved the problem.
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How do, lads.
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Aaaagh!
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When I said I'd practise,
I never said a word about indoors.
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Couldn't you start
with something like a mouth organ?
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Don't you feel conspicuous?
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Why should I feel conspicuous?
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I'm just a bloke out
with his musical instrument
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who happens to be going the same way
as a certain lady.
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A flute would have been nice.
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Even a banjo, Howard.
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Find us a nice, gentle slope,
Wesley.
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We'll build our confidence on the
nursery slopes. What confidence?
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Tha calls this a nursery slope?!
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Yes, well, it's not TOO bad.
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It's a long way down.
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Well, you want a decent sort
of trial run, don't you?
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It's no good rolling
just a few feet.
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Right, then.
On my word of command, lie down.
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THEY GROAN
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Oh!
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Right, then, let's concentrate.
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Let's have a bit of style about it.
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On my command...go!
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Ow! Ooh!
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Oooh! Agh!
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Oh!
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All right, don't say anything.
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Don't you say anything.
We need some padding, I know.
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I was expecting that and I agree.
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00:23:53,140 --> 00:23:55,820
We want some padding.
237
00:24:16,920 --> 00:24:20,340
You wanted padding -
now you've got padding.
238
00:24:20,340 --> 00:24:23,180
PPHHTTTHHHHHT!
239
00:24:25,500 --> 00:24:28,740
PHTHT! PHTHT! PHTHT!
240
00:25:11,220 --> 00:25:13,960
Right, then. Are we ready?
241
00:25:17,960 --> 00:25:21,400
They're never going down there
at their age!
242
00:25:21,400 --> 00:25:25,560
When I pull these chocks away, they
are whether they like it or not.
243
00:25:25,560 --> 00:25:30,020
They'll be all right,
especially that scruffy one there.
244
00:25:30,020 --> 00:25:34,560
It's scruffy ones like him
that never come to any harm.
245
00:25:34,560 --> 00:25:38,200
Should they be barrel rolling
at their age?
246
00:25:38,200 --> 00:25:42,600
Well, why not?
I've found they won't watch fish.
247
00:25:42,600 --> 00:25:48,080
They're going to be dizzy. Who's
going to notice the difference?
248
00:25:48,080 --> 00:25:51,680
I could have sworn
I heard a double bass.
249
00:25:51,680 --> 00:25:56,580
Out here? What would anybody be
doing with a double bass out here?
250
00:25:56,580 --> 00:25:59,180
I wish you hadn't said that.
251
00:26:00,820 --> 00:26:03,340
FOGGY: Let's get on with it.
252
00:26:03,340 --> 00:26:05,580
Chocks...away!
253
00:26:08,380 --> 00:26:09,960
Typical!
254
00:26:09,960 --> 00:26:15,900
Look, don't stand there watching
three old idiots stuck in a barrel.
255
00:26:15,900 --> 00:26:18,340
Give 'em a push.
256
00:26:18,340 --> 00:26:25,800
She's all heart, your mother. She
wouldn't let father have a railway engine. Does he want a tank of fish?
257
00:26:27,500 --> 00:26:29,620
Ow! Oh!
258
00:26:30,740 --> 00:26:32,940
Steady on!
259
00:26:32,940 --> 00:26:34,780
Ow! Oof!
260
00:26:34,780 --> 00:26:39,820
HE PLAYS NOTES RANDOMLY
261
00:26:39,820 --> 00:26:43,220
What you need is some rhythm, Howard.
262
00:26:45,000 --> 00:26:48,860
Well, I'm not likely to find any
out here!
263
00:26:48,860 --> 00:26:51,500
RUMBLING
264
00:26:52,700 --> 00:26:55,460
I thought I heard a drum.
265
00:26:55,460 --> 00:26:59,060
How can you hear a drum out here?
266
00:27:01,260 --> 00:27:03,900
I must be hearing things.
267
00:27:03,900 --> 00:27:07,140
Play it again, Howard.
268
00:27:10,280 --> 00:27:15,780
It's incredible, Howard. You sound
like you're playing drums as well.
269
00:27:15,780 --> 00:27:18,980
RUMBLING
270
00:27:39,940 --> 00:27:42,640
I did. I heard a bass fiddle.
271
00:27:45,460 --> 00:27:48,340
I hope he's all right.
272
00:28:11,380 --> 00:28:13,360
Oh! Nora!
273
00:28:19,460 --> 00:28:22,000
Are you all right?
274
00:28:22,000 --> 00:28:27,860
Oh, Nora! Let me look tha straight
in the knees when tha says that.
275
00:28:27,860 --> 00:28:29,340
PHTHHT!
276
00:28:29,340 --> 00:28:31,560
Oh...!
277
00:29:25,560 --> 00:29:29,100
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BBC Broadcast - 2004
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