And Now for Something Completely Different
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:13:00
to be a little odd.
:13:03
- Odd?
- To an extent.

:13:04
l'm not by nature
a suspicious person.

:13:07
l've got a reputation of an after-dinner
speaker, if you get my meaning.

:13:11
l certainly do.
:13:12
And in the area where people know me,
l"m very well known.

:13:16
- Fine. Would you--
- Certainly.

:13:19
lt was time to face the facts,
stop beating about the bush...

:13:22
or l'd never be able to look myself
in the bathroom mirror again.

:13:24
WouId you mind running along for 10--
make it 20 minutes. All right?

:13:29
Yes. l"ll wait outside,
shall l?

:13:35
Yes, that-that"s perhaps
the best thing.

:13:39
Certainly set my mind at rest
on one or two scores there.

:14:00
Arthur Putey!
:14:03
Are you a man or a mouse?
:14:07
You've been running too long,
Arthur Putey.

:14:09
lt's time to stop, time to turn
and fight like a man.

:14:15
Go back in there,
Arthur Putey.

:14:17
Go back in there
and pull your finger out.

:14:22
Yes! Yes, you're right
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This is it, Arthur Putey!
:14:28
This is your moment,
Arthur Putey!

:14:31
At last you're a man!
:14:39
Come out of there. Dierdre!
l know you're in there

:14:41
- Go away!
- Righto.


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