:11:03
Now sick call will commence immediately.
:11:08
Now.
:11:11
When l woke up this morning--
:11:13
And remembered you were working cargo.
:11:16
Continue.
:11:17
Honest, Doc, l couldn't even straighten up.
:11:20
l guess it's the old appendix again.
:11:22
That appendix of yours
certainly gets around.
:11:25
Now it's on the wrong side.
:11:28
Two aspirin! Mark for duty. Next.
:11:30
Aspirin? For a floating appendix, Doc?
:11:34
Yeah, it's the latest thing.
l'll have one with you. Next!
:11:43
Well, where do you hurt?
:11:45
lt's my head, Doc. lt's my head.
:11:47
Dizzy?
:11:50
lt's terrible!
:11:51
Ringing in your ears?
:11:53
-Well, l mean it's all the time, Doc.
-Like bells?
:11:56
That's it, Doc, like bells!
:12:00
Like that, Doc.
:12:01
How do they go, ''dong-dong,'' ''ding-ding,''
or ''ding-dong''? lt's important.
:12:07
''Ding-dong''? ''Dong-ding''?
:12:11
No second guessing. Too bad.
:12:14
They should go ''dong-dong.''
One aspirin! Mark for duty.
:12:17
There is now available at the ship's store
a small supply of peanut brittle.
:12:22
The ship's store will be open
from 1300 to 1315.
:12:27
lnsigna, l've got a real special job for you.
:12:31
You stay right here
and clean these binoculars for the bridge.
:12:35
Let me work up forward, Chief.
:12:37
l don't want to be around this crud,
Mannion.
:12:39
-Yeah, Chief, take lnsigna with you.
-Get lost!
:12:42
Cut it out, the both of you!
:12:44
l'm tired of you two bellyachin'!
Now go on and get scrapin'!