:09:00
- It's mine.
- We'll get you another.
:09:02
Here.
:09:05
Thanks.
:09:09
Where'd you learn all that stuff?
You wrestle or something?
:09:12
No.
:09:13
You should.
:09:16
You like pigeons?
:09:18
What's to like?
:09:19
They fly.
:09:21
They fly. So what?
:09:23
That's enough.
:09:26
Come on, Al. Are we going, or what?
:09:30
I'm training these
to be carrier pigeons.
:09:33
You mean with the notes,
like in a war?
:09:38
I got a class. I've got to go.
:09:40
So go.
:09:41
Up yours!
:09:47
Pretty ugly birds.
:09:48
You know, if he really can train
them to carry notes, I'd buy one.
:09:52
- You would?
- Sure. A lot of kids would.
:10:00
Wait a minute!
:10:02
How about if I help you catch some?
:10:24
It's funny how they do that.
:10:26
If it hadn't happened every
five minutes for the last 50 years....
:10:29
Dumb.
:10:31
They always come back
to the same place.
:10:34
See?
:10:35
Same exact spot every time, and just
carry on with their business.
:10:39
- Come on.
- Where you going?
:10:41
Higher.
:10:42
- We got to get up to talk to them.
- Are you kidding?
:10:46
Are we allowed up here?
:10:49
Looks awful high to me.