:46:00
some 50-odd years ago.
:46:02
That's why my father fell
in love with her.
:46:05
Something like that.
:46:07
Is that true?
:46:09
So he says.
:46:13
Hmm...
:46:14
I like that.
:46:15
I like that, uh...
:46:17
that you did that.
:46:19
You want to hear
my idea of poetry?
:46:22
Precision in life.
:46:24
Knowing when and how
to make your move.
:46:27
Say your piece,
:46:29
like you the other night
with me.
:46:34
Oh, that was...
:46:36
poetry in motion.
:46:37
Beautiful.
:46:39
Beautiful.
:46:41
Look at me.
:46:45
What?
:46:46
You still want to go have
that happy hunting toast?
:46:52
What happened to, uh,
the animal attraction?
:46:57
What are you,
fucking nuts?
:46:59
What if she's the doer?
:47:01
We won't get the prints
back till tomorrow.
:47:03
Wait till then.
:47:04
Hey, come on,
the doer's down south.
:47:07
Spooney, Quawi,
what's his name.
:47:10
Listen, listen.
:47:12
This... This one walked.
:47:13
You remember her?
:47:15
You with that bitch...
:47:16
who wouldn't even
drink with you?
:47:19
Yeah. It's good in a way.
:47:21
I'll get her prints.
:47:22
By sending your dick
to the lab?
:47:25
That'll be
some great testimony...
:47:27
"You see, Your Honor,
:47:29
"first, I whipped it out,
:47:31
then she whipped it out. "
:47:32
You catch my drift?
:47:34
How do you know
it's this Quawi kid?
:47:37
You know it's a broad.
:47:39
She's a friggin' suspect.
Walk away.
:47:42
Frankie?
:47:43
Just walk away.
:47:45
Nothing to it, Chief.
:47:46
That's it.
I'm walking. Ok?
:47:48
See you tomorrow.
:47:52
No. Just a girlfriend.
:47:54
Yeah.
:47:55
All right.
:47:57
Ok. Thanks a lot.
:47:59
I'll talk to you later.