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and maybe I'll ask
him back here...

:54:01
although I don't want to seem
too forward on the first date.

:54:04
You really like this guy, huh?
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Oh, I like him so much.
:54:09
Well, we'll say
a prayer for you...

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and then, maybe this time
next year, you'll look like me.

:54:20
Hey, you know what
I was thinkin', Tess?

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What?
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If I could learn engraving
and buy a machine.

:54:24
Not another "get rich" scheme.
:54:26
I could make a few dollars
engraving, let me tell you.

:54:28
Hey. Now, let me tell
you the beauty part.

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Yeah? I'm waiting.
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When you engrave gold rings
and lockets, you know...

:54:34
what you cut out
when you make the letters...

:54:35
falls down on the table
and accumulates.

:54:37
-lt's gold dust.
-Forget it, will you?

:54:39
It'll be like all
the other ideas.

:54:40
Gold dust, Tess,
and the engraver owns it!

:54:43
Hold my wool.
:54:45
If it's a girl, I thought
we could name it Lola.

:54:47
Lola? What do you want
her to be, a stripper?

:54:49
And if it's a boy, Lionel?
:54:50
No son of mine is
gonna be named Lionel.

:54:52
I want an "L" name
after my Uncle Louie.

:54:54
Oh, your Uncle Louie.
How about louse?

:54:57
The news is not good tonight.
:54:59
Reports are that
Nazi tank divisions...

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are pushing American
infantrymen back...

:55:03
in furious armored warfare.
:55:06
Meanwhile, on the second front,
Japanese have taken control...

:55:09
of two more islands
in the Philippines...

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and are advancing on American...
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This is John Jenkins,
broadcasting from London...

:55:17
and the bombs are falling
even as we speak.

:55:22
And the morale of the boys
is good here in Guadalcanal...

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despite heavy losses.
:55:30
What do you think, Martin?
:55:31
You think Hitler's gonna win?
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Sometimes I wonder
about the wisdom...

:55:35
of bringing new life into
the world, I'll tell you that.

:55:38
Come on. Lights out.
It's blackout.

:55:41
Oh, God.
Another air raid drill.

:55:43
Between the Nazis and the
Communists, give me those Reds.

:55:46
Stick to your fish.
:55:48
What do they want, those Nazis--
:55:50
to slaughter everyone
on the planet?

:55:52
The Nazis, the Communists.
:55:53
The world would be better off
without any of them, believe me.

:55:55
Come here. You know what
W.C. Fields said, don't you?

:55:59
He said, to settle a war...

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