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Hello...
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Hurry up. She's screaming for that.
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- She's on the warpath. Hurry.
- All right.
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Nurse Gibson! That was orange pekoe!
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Don't you cry,
my little pretty. Never you mind.
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Don't you cry, my little beautiful.
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- Think I ever looked like that?
- You still do.
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I'm worried about my first
call. I've never had a baby before.
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Hey, this one's developing
antisocial tendencies, I think...
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Yeah.
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Ooh!
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The more I read, the more I wonder
why Mother Nature didn't choose
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a less complicated way
of populating the good earth.
:49:56
I can't remember any of this stuff.
I suppose I'll manage in practice.
:50:01
Stella, my flower, when we're
married, we'll raise geraniums.
:50:05
Oh, no. We're going to have lots
of children. Six or seven, I think.
:50:09
Six or seven? Get started on that.
:50:13
Hormones control the psychological
manifestation of emotions
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and directly colour these emotions.
:50:20
Take the so-called emotion of love.
After all, what are we?
:50:24
Just a collection of cells,
nerve impulses,
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collagen fibres and hormones.
:50:30
- And so, of course, are women.
- Mmm... Lovely.
:50:35
Move.
:50:38
For Pete's sake.
I'd just got sight of her disc.
:50:41
I've just found her eardrum.
:50:44
Well, my disc is just as important
as your drum.
:50:47
Look, that's the very first eardrum
I've ever seen.
:50:51
Oh, any fool can see a drum, man.
:50:53
- Help!
- It takes brains to see a disc.
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And what are little girls made of?