1:53:02
Yes, I think that would be best.
1:53:08
I want to talk to you.
1:53:10
George, don't make a scene.
Not now, not here.
1:53:15
- You're drunk.
- Drunk?
1:53:17
Appearing to be drunk happens to be one
of the easier ways of getting through...
1:53:21
some of life's most embarrassing situations.
1:53:25
You should know that.
1:53:33
I am afraid Miss Buckridge
is going to do something quite dreadful.
1:53:37
You've simply got to help me get
that poor girl away from her.
1:53:40
I shouldn't worry too much.
1:53:43
I gather she's really quite fond
of that poor girl.
1:53:53
Everybody has to lie occasionally.
1:53:56
There you are, Miss Buckridge.
I was afraid we'd lost you.
1:53:59
Listen, you mealy-mouthed old boot.
1:54:02
Are you totally incapable of saying
what you mean?
1:54:05
- Really.
- George, stop it. You are drunk.
1:54:09
"I was afraid we'd lost you."
1:54:12
You were afraid
I was doing something obscene...
1:54:15
to our lady poetess here, weren't you?
1:54:18
For Pete's sake, George!
1:54:20
Would you like to examine her?
She's all there.
1:54:24
Not exactly untouched,
as we might say, by human hands...
1:54:29
but quite serviceable.
1:54:31
Miss Buckridge, restrain yourself.
1:54:33
I have no intention of restraining myself.
1:54:36
And when we've had a couple of gins...
1:54:40
there're one or two things I'd like to discuss
with Miss McNaught...
1:54:43
in detail.
1:54:46
- And you'd better be there, too!
- Miss Buckridge, please.
1:54:51
Why don't you piss off?