:36:00
Allow me.
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- You must try this. It's my mother's recipe.
- Doesn't this look gorgeous?
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With a green thumb like yours,
I sure could use your help at my place.
:36:20
I want a row of angels!
:36:21
I am so sorry, ladies, but he's promised to
come to my house first. Haven't you, Eddie?
:36:27
- I did?
- OK, everybody, grab your plates!
:36:30
Soup's on!
:36:34
What?
:36:36
It is shish kebab. It was a figure of speech.
:36:38
You shouldn't take things so literally.
:36:44
"Let us pretend we are in the drawing
room and the hostess is serving tea."
:36:50
"Many numerous little questions
confront us."
:36:56
"Should the man rise
when he accepts his cup of tea?"
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"May lump sugar be taken with the fingers?"
:37:04
No.
:37:05
"Is it good form to accept a second cup?"
:37:09
"Should the napkin be entirely unfolded,
:37:12
or should the centre crease
be allowed to remain?"
:37:15
"It is so easy to commit
embarrassing blunders,
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but etiquette tells us
just what is expected of us
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and guards us from all
humiliation and discomfort."
:37:32
Yes. Boring.
:37:35
Let us switch to...
:37:38
To some poetry, hm?
:37:44
"There was an old man from the Cape,"
:37:46
"Who made himself garments of crepe."
:37:49
"When asked: Will they tear?"
:37:51
"He replied: Here and there,"
:37:53
"But they keep such a beautiful shape!"
:37:58
That's right.
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Go ahead, smile. It's funny.