:54:02
not waving about
like a hampton searching for a hand.
:54:05
What do we wear in our caps?
Does it need cleaning, Juniper?
:54:08
- Yes, it does.
- Look at them all, shining bright.
:54:11
Fancy me fighting filthy like that.
An old chubby duster like me.
:54:15
Might have got gangrene from that.
I'll have it out with my servant.
:54:20
Filthy! Get a tube, siphon petrol from
the gin palace and fill up the half-track.
:54:24
- That's you out of mischief.
- Look at them all, shining bright.
:54:28
- I want them stinking.
- Corporal of Musket.
:54:34
Condensed milk.
:54:38
About all you're good for,
sticking it in tins.
:54:40
Your badge represents the regiment
and the regiment represents all of us.
:54:46
You, me, all of us here today.
:54:49
- A dirty badge is a disgrace.
- They shouldn't be clean.
:54:52
Shining bright? Two days,
for having a dirty bayonet.
:54:55
- They shouldn't be clean.
- They should be sticky with blood.
:54:59
What did you return with?
:55:01
- I got some pretty things.
- No, no.
:55:03
I want to see you coming back
on the high port, grinning.
:55:06
With blood running down arms,
dripping from elbows.
:55:09
I don't care whose blood it is.
Stick it in your mate.
:55:12
Let's have it used. I hate waste.
:55:16
See. See mine.
:55:22
It represents your father,
mine, his before that.
:55:26
It represents battles
fought and won years ago.
:55:29
Battles fought so that we could live
as we wanted to,
:55:31
long before the Americans
were even thought of.
:55:34
They didn't invent living, you know.
It represents tradition, Musketeer.
:55:39
And I for one won't stand
for a dirty tradition.
:55:42
Get the nonsense out of them.
:55:44
I tried to get you interested.
You'll have to learn the hard way.
:55:47
Squad, 'shun!
:55:50
High port.
:55:52
At the throat, point in!
:55:54
Out! En garde. Shout it, Clapper.
:55:57
- In, out, en garde!
- Let's hear from you.