:12:02
It's an irresponsible attitude.
:12:04
I'm a bit disappointed in him,
adopting that attitude.
:12:07
He was always a very responsible boy
when he was in the Cubs.
:12:12
It was going to that art college that spoiled him.
:12:16
He met some dreadful people there.
:12:18
Huh! Blessed beatniks!
:12:22
I don't suppose it'll make
a terrific amount of difference, the exact angle.
:12:28
It'll probably all fall down anyway.
What with the bomb, an' that.
:12:32
If a job's worth doing,
it's worth doing well, James.
:12:35
Yes, dear. But it is only temporary.
:12:38
After all, it'll all be over in a flash.
:12:50
Funny to think they were on our side in the war.
:12:52
- Who, dear?
- The Russkies.
:12:54
- With old Joe Stalin.
- Yes, he was a nice chap.
:12:59
I liked him.
:13:01
Like an uncle, he was.
:13:03
I liked his moustache and his pipe.
:13:05
Yeah. Roosevelt was nice, too.
:13:08
There was three of them.
:13:10
Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin.
:13:14
All good blokes.
:13:16
With old Hitler, Goering and Musso,
and all that lot, on the other side.
:13:26
You somehow knew where you were then.
:13:29
I don't even know who the people are
these days.
:13:31
I expect it's all done by committees, dear.
:13:34
Yes, and meetings.
I expect they have loads and loads of meetings,
:13:38
and thus arrive at decisions.
:13:41
Commuters, too.
:13:42
They all use commuters these days.
:13:44
It's got very impersonal.
:13:47
Churchill with his cigar,
old Stalin with his moustache -
:13:51
you knew where you stood.
:13:53
Do you think they'll invade?
:13:55
Oh, no, no. Won't need to.
:13:58
It'll all be done by missiles.