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Good evening. It's good to be with you again, isn't it, Ronnie? Yes, it is. And

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let's start straight away with news of another scandal.

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A Sunday newspaper has in its possession a picture of the Prime Minister in a

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very embarrassing and compromising position.

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He is fully clothed and shaking hands with President Nixon.

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And President Nixon told a congressional committee today that he had not taken a

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lie detector test.

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If there was one missing, it had been taken without his knowledge.

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In Dublin today, police raided the printing press of Ireland's most

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forger and took away two million seven pound notes.

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Whilst at a football pool, federation, fancy dress ball, a young lady arrived

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entirely naked except for a cross marked on each bosom.

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She explained that she was a chest of drawers.

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Accidentally today, Raquel Welch had a hole in one and a very interesting split

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in the other.

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We understand... We

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understand that many people in Chorley are suffering from foreign interference.

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There's little you can do about it, but watch out for a Frenchman with a feather

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on a stick.

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The President Armin and his personal witch doctor arrived today in a

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mumbo -jumbo jet.

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Yes, and when the Captain of the Guard of Honour called out, The President

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replied,

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And shot him.

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And now for a sketch about three elephants and a coat hanger.

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But for economy reasons, we're going to do without the coat hanger.

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Hello, I want to join the...

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I want to join the library.

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Do you mind not shouting, please? I can't help shouting.

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Please, talk quietly.

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I can't talk quietly. That's why I want to join the library.

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I want a copy of a book entitled How Not to Shout.

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Thank you very much indeed.

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Mr. Simpson?

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Yes?

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How Not to Shout. What?

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This gentleman wants a book called How Not to Shout.

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There's no such book.

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Oh, yes, there is.

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I know.

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It's called How Not to Shout.

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No, no. There's a book called How to Shout Louder or How to Shout

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Loud. That's a very good one. Or How to Scream at the... No, no. I don't want to

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shout. What?

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I want to stop shouting.

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That's why I want a copy of the book entitled How Not to Shout.

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The first chapter.

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Hurry up and finish it. I'd like to read it next. I ought to read it next.

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Shut up.

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No, I want to read it.

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I asked for it first.

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Look, I'm the chief librarian. I need to read it. Agenda.

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Parachute.

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A parachute?

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A parachute, Mr. Aspinall.

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Don't question my decisions, Mr. Aspinall.

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All it needs for you to do is to take a wrong turning in the multi -story car

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park, a few circuits, and there we are, teetering on the edge of infinity.

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That's why I brought a parachute, Mr. Aspinall.

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You'll learn that that is the secret of good driving.

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Intelligent anticipation.

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Now... To the best of your knowledge, Mr. Astral, have you suffered from any

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notifiable disease?

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No.

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Have you any history of emotional instability?

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Certainly not.

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You can tell us, you know.

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The depths of the human psyche are an open book to we at the Ministry of

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Transport. Look, there's no cogs loose in our family, thank you very much.

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What are you doing?

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Is all that necessary?

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You wouldn't ask a question like that, Mr. Aspinall, if you'd been driven

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through Woolworths on a busy Saturday like I've been driven through

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Now, a few preliminaries.

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As a general rule, if I scream, I would like you to regard this as an

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instruction to reduce your road speed.

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If I tap the face here, thus, one.

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it means that I want you to drive with care because I've got my eyes closed.

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If I tap the face here twice, thus, it means I am trusting you implicitly, Mr.

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Aspinall, and allowing you to move into second gear.

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Now, you'll probably hear some wind noise because I prefer to drive with the

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door slightly open.

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Now, you'll get used to that, but should you hear it close, drive with care

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because it means I've gone.

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Thank goodness for not crossing the Sahara, but it should get you through

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high street all right.

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Charming, isn't it? Now, if you should feel it stopping, I'd like you to give

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a clear warning, if you would.

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Oh, dear, oh, Lord.

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Haven't we got any plasma?

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No, that's in the emergency pack.

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Oh, by the way, if you should have to give me a transfusion...

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For God's sake, don't get the bottles mixed up.

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There's some brake fluid in there.

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And you'll find my blood group tattooed just below the left ventricle.

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Just to the left of the dripping dagger and the scroll saying, to death or

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glory. It means that the highway code is receding further back every minute.

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Eager for the fray, are you?

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Yet you've been at it a while.

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I've seen the flower of the Ministry of Transport cut off in his prime.

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Young Bucknell from Welland.

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went out to hear one Saturday morning with a slip of the girl, came back

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completely gone out of his mind.

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They found him right up a post by a zebra crossing, singing, Nearer, my God,

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thee.

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Right, now pay attention.

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When I signal thus, it means we're going to turn to our right. When I signal

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thus, it means we're going to turn to our left. When I do this, it means give

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two of the blue tablets from my top left -hand breast.

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It's a glass of water from the flask in the emergency pack, right?

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Now, come on. Let's get going.

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Let's... Oh, by the way.

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Should I divest myself... Should I divest myself thus?

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It means that we are approaching a harbour area, and I would like you to...

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Aspinall, will you come back here? Mr. Aspinall, come back!

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They're always doing this. They don't like me, you know. It's because I speak

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too well.

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Mr. Aspinall, come back here, you wretched...

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The care of the sick is a very worthwhile subject for study, and a

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first aid is a must for everyone today.

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80 % of accidents happen in the home.

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The most important thing to remember in first aid is to keep the patient calm.

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Don't try to remedy the situation yourself.

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Simply lie the patient down, cover with a blanket, and get them to drink plenty

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of hot sweet tea.

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is the keynote always when dealing with a patient.

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A blanket bath, for instance, can be an unnerving experience if a person is

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unused to it.

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When bandaging an injured limb, Do not do so in such a way that the limb is

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difficult to cope with.

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can often still be gainfully employed.

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Fearfulness is a great asset, but remember that one must never treat a

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disability too lightly.

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the patient is concerned about his ailment and never subject him to undue

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pressure.

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Make sure you know how to handle equipment properly and that it's in a

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condition.

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Be attentive at all times to the needs of the patient.

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And never be caught off guard for a moment.

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and our guest for this evening, Donna.

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He said you'd give to me soon as you were free. Where did hell go free?

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Where is the light?

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you would tell me so.

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Good evening again, and thank you for all your letters and, you know, kind

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inquiries about my family, etc.

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I'm pleased to be able to say that my wife's rather delicate health has

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improved.

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We did have a little upset yesterday when I took her for a row on the

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serpentine, and halfway across she went down with scurvy.

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And we've discovered that it was our Swedish au pair who killed the milkman.

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It took her a little time, but she did it.

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Then we've had some more trouble, had some more trouble with our new house.

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The cement was too weak and people were stealing the bricks.

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Then the front door died of Dutch elm disease.

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Not a pretty sight.

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I don't know if you've ever stood there and watched your knocker dropping off.

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Not very nice at all.

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The kiddies, the kiddies, however, are doing very well the first year at

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I say very well. It's one of these progressive schools, you know, where the

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children go to school when they feel like going to school.

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And they haven't actually been there yet.

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Well, they haven't actually been inside, you know.

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By the way, by the way, I heard a very... I said that rather funnily.

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By the way, I was going to... Instead of by the way.

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By the way... By the way, I heard a very interesting theory from Mrs. Margaret

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Thatcher when I was having a quick one with her in our local yesterday.

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She said that if you can get your children to run three miles every

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three miles every evening, by the end of the week they could be 42 miles away.

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By the way, that's not the Margaret Thatcher who is well known for getting

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Parliament. That is the Margaret Thatcher who is well known for falling

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the Duke's head.

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And I would say, as I was saying, you know, schools today are quite a bit

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different from the schools I went to, you know, the old Martin Borman

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comprehensive.

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That was probably the last school in England to retain capital punishment.

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And, of course, the teachers weren't really up to today's standard by any

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not at all up to today's standard. I mean, I remember our games master.

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Now, his only qualification was a rudimentary knowledge of bingo and a

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on the easy six.

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And I recall that the teacher who took us in sex education was very, very shy.

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In fact, he was so shy, he used to shut himself in a cupboard and shout through

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a knot hole.

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Now, most people's introduction to the subject, you know, is the birds and the

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bees. Mine was a disembodied voice shouting, some do and some don't, and

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sailor.

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For the more advanced... For the more advanced... students, you know, used to

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put on a black stocking and stick his leg out of the door.

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Even when I eventually, no, this is true, even when I eventually got married

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my dear, lovely wife, who is at this moment, well, somewhere or other,

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even when we got married, I was so shy that we hardly spoke from the time we

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shook hands at the altar until I waved to her from my window of my room in the

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YMCA Torremolinos.

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Actually, the marriage was my dad's idea, you see.

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She was the girl next door, and her father had an electric drill.

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Now, I seem to have forgotten a very funny joke I was going to tell you. Oh,

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yes, I know.

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Last. I've got it.

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And I've also remembered the joke I was going to tell you.

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A chap goes into a

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restaurant, and he said to the waiter, he said, I'd like some cold vegetable

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soup with some...

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chopped raincoat, and perhaps a cigarette end in it, and then I'd like

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if he would, to take a sirloin steak and set light to it, let it burn for a

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while, then drop it in the sink, and wait for just a minute, just a moment,

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He said, we can't possibly serve a meal like that. And the man said, why not?

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You did it yesterday.

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Deuteronomy 22, verses 2 to 5.

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I beg your pardon?

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Deuteronomy 22, verses 2 to 5.

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Oh, I'm sorry.

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2 Kings 8, 7 to 14.

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Oh, really? You wouldn't surprise me. I should have thought Micah 2 .40.

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Oh, no, no. You're forgetting Zebediah 9, 13, down to I what, not what you get.

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Oh, of course.

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Ruth 13, 10 to 11.

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No, the way I heard it, it was Daniel 3.

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Oh, yes.

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But surely that would mean Nahum 7, wouldn't it?

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Oh, yes, yes, but surely not if it's done with taste.

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No, no, no.

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Nehemiah 2, 7 to 8.

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Leviticus.

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Judges 14.

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Nehemiah 10.

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Amos 22.

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Nehemiah 10.

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Haggai 12.

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Nehemiah 10.

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Yes, well, of course, it's all right for you. You're married.

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So this is called it.

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Never keep me in here.

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That's testing you.

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My name's Carter. George Carter.

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How are you?

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I'm Dickie.

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Not feeling so good myself, you know.

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How long have you been cooped up in here, then? Four years.

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Four years, eh? No wonder you're feeling Dickie.

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Have you ever thought about trying to escape?

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No, no, no. My name's Dickie. Oh! Oh, I see. Sorry.

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And don't think you're going to escape from here. This place is impregnable.

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Don't you believe it.

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That's what they said about Doreen Phipps, how wrong they were.

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Were they?

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Well, I'm paying a 30 bob a week judge for yourself.

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No, we'll soon get out of here.

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Oh, you better have a word with Captain Whitmore.

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Oh, where is he?

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I'm not quite sure, as a matter of fact. Hello?

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Hello, I'm stuck in here.

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The door seems to have jammed in here.

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Yes, that's him. Coming!

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I'm the escape officer.

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How do you do, sir? My name's Carter.

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Whitmore.

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Sorry about the oil can. I can't get it off my finger.

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I was oiling my bed springs the other day.

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Oiling the bed springs? Is this a mixed dormitory?

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What?

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Yes, rather. Oh, yes, yes.

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Officers and men, yes.

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I knew what you mean, got me going there.

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Thought for a while I wouldn't bother to escape after all.

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Well, I'm sorry to disappoint you, Carter, but I'm afraid the only woman on

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camp is Matron.

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Oh, what's she like?

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Blonde and big with it. I like big women.

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Luckily, she's a vegetarian.

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Why? She'd have you for breakfast.

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I see, that's the way of it. Well, I'm going to get her out of here straight

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away. Now, just a minute, Carter, just a minute.

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It's not as easy as that.

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We have a code of conduct in here.

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Of course you want to escape. Everybody does.

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But it has to be organized.

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You need money, clothing, a cover story, and all this means that there's none of

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this go -it -alone stuff.

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Now, we've built up a team of experts in here to deal with every aspect.

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Now, every escape must be planned, and planned down to the very last minute

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detail. Do you understand?

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Which is to speak with you.

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He has taken in command.

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You will wash, shave, and be ready to report in half an hour.

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Keep your hair on, Fritzie, then. I have no hair.

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And I have no time to waste.

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Touchy lot, aren't they, eh?

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Ah, it's you, Carter.

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Sit down, please.

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There's no chair.

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Well, instead, we don't run this place for your comfort, Carter.

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Now, just one or two things I would like you to know before you commence your

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stay here in Colitz.

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This is a top security prison. There's no escape.

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Do you understand?

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From now on, you're in the hands of superior prison officers.

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Should you attempt to escape, here is a list of the men you would have to deal

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with.

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Hauptmann Leitz, Sturmbannführer Schmeling, Sturmbannführer Haefler,

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Blattow, and Oppengruppenveranstaltergegrossler

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Do you understand all this?

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Yes, luckily my father kept a delicatessen.

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Really? Yeah, that was before he was in show business.

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Show business, huh.

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I like show business.

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What does he do?

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He's an escapologist.

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Well, Flight Lieutenant Carter, I hope you won't entertain any thoughts of

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escape from here, following in your father's footsteps.

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Because I can assure you, escape from cold is impossible.

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Monsieur, you will not manage it.

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Now, then.

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Here is your prison number and the address to which a letter should be

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It will be forwarded to your family via the Red Cross. You understand?

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Yes.

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You realize it's the duty of every officer to try and escape, don't you? Of

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course I realize it, Flight Lieutenant.

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I just thought that I would save you a little time and energy.

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I can think of many better ways of spending the time.

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Don't you agree?

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I think you're right.

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Quart, I think he's coming back.

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Is that you, Carter?

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Yeah. How's it going?

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Pretty well.

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Another couple of feet. Oh, thanks very much.

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How much further have you got to go?

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I told you, two more feet.

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I thought you meant two more feet.

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Thank you very much. Has someone else just turned to provide the socks?

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How about you, Whitmore?

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No, no, I've got a potato in mind.

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This goes on much longer. I should be able to grow them in mind.

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Look out.

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Matron.

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you that the RAF have dropped a load of Red Cross parcels for you. Oh, ma 'am.

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Unfortunately,

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when they hit the ground, they were shattered completely.

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Only one survived.

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Oh, why?

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I had fun bathing on the roof, and it landed on top of me. It bounced.

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Yes, it would.

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Bring it in, please.

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What? Oh, the box. Thank you, chappy.

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Well, no wonder it bounced.

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It's a load of balls.

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Yes, a few balls.

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All clear.

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Right, this is it, lads. I'm going to make my final bid for freedom. If I'm

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back within three hours, come down the tunnel and investigate.

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Right. Good luck, Carter. Drop us the postcard. I'll do better than that. When

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get to France, I'll send you a letter.

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All we've got to do now is wait.

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Well, it's three hours later.

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I'm going through to investigate.

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Good Lord.

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What are you doing?

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You've got to take it when you can get it.

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You never told me the tunnel came out in Matron's bedroom.

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Pure coincidence.

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Bit of luck, though, ain't it?

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Got to work this time.

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I don't see why I shouldn't.

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We've got money and papers.

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Once we get over that wall, we stand a damn good chance.

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Got the sheets tied together?

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Only two.

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Most of the lads were damn mean about giving us the sheets.

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Damn selfish bastards.

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You were the only one who volunteered.

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That's all right. Only two sheets?

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How high is this wall?

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Eighty feet.

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Well, we'll just have to drop the last bit.

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Come on.

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You look fine, honestly.

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Well, goodbye, Chapman Hillsport.

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See you again when this damn show's over.

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Yeah.

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Thanks for the sheets, Dickie. Welcome.

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Bye.

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Bye.

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Bye.

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Who needs sheets?

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Come in, Matron!

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We're over. Are you all right?

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Here's fine.

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Bit of a headache.

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I suggest we stay put under the shadow of the wall till morning.

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Good idea.

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Good night, old boy.

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Good night, old boy.

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Bye.

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Good morning, gentlemen.

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Hello. You got over the wall, did you?

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You will be sorry, I can assure you.

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Welcome to Butler.

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Well, that's all for tonight.

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Next week, we'll be asking some searching questions on education, for

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Can cross -eyed teachers control their pupils?

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And on divers with chickenpox, do they really come up to scratch?

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And for music lovers, the Birmingham Bean Ensemble will amalgamate with the

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Birmingham Radish Ensemble to form the Birmingham Wind Ensemble.

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Now, a few items of late news.

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Sir Hartley Withers, the explorer, had a fantastic escape today.

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He was being chased by three hungry lions, and they were only two feet

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him when, a thousand to one chance, he was eaten by a crocodile.

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And a seed firm in Luton claim they have grown a new kind of lettuce that

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enables men to live to a great age and retain their virility.

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If you want any of these seeds, please write to Dunmore and Sons and Sons and

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Sons and Sons.

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What utter nonsense.

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And they taste revolting anyway.

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Newsflash.

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A last, sorry, a last newsflash that's just handed to me here reveals that W

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Smith are to ban a thousand -piece nude jigsaw of Tom Jones unless 73 pieces are

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withdrawn.

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So it's goodnight from me and it's goodnight from him. Goodnight.