Radio Days
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Oh, God, I can hardly breathe!
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Later that afternoon...
:49:30
we all walked down
to the water's edge...

:49:33
and the talk had
shifted away from Nazis...

:49:35
to more important matters.
:49:36
Boy, she was pretty.
:49:38
Nah, she was nothin' special.
:49:39
She was all right...
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but my favorite
is Rita Hayworth.

:49:43
I like Betty Grable.
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I like Dana Andrews.
:49:46
Are you kidding?
Dana Andrews is a man.

:49:48
She is?
:49:49
Yeah. Didn't you ever
see "Crash Dive"?

:49:51
With a name like Dana?
:49:54
Say, guys, want to look
for planes or something?

:49:56
I'm going home.
:49:57
Yeah. I'll come with you.
Let's go listen to the radio.

:50:04
I didn't care if
the guys went home.

:50:07
I was in a funny mood
that afternoon.

:50:10
I just stood there,
looking out at the Atlantic.

:50:13
My mind was thinking
about life and women...

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and a million different things.
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And then, suddenly, I saw it.
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It was just like Biff Baxter
described it.

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It came up and went under
so mysteriously and silently...

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that I couldn't believe my eyes.
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I never told anyone
about it afterward...

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because I doubted
my own experience.

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Besides, I knew that
no one would believe me.

:50:43
No one except Biff Baxter.
:50:55
They're either
too young or too old

:50:59
They're either too gray
or too grassy green


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