:52:28
Hey, all that fancy flying back there
didn't bother you at all, did it?
:52:32
No, not at all.
:52:34
lt was your friend's idea.
l think he thought it was a good joke.
:52:37
A joke?
:52:40
What if the engines
would've stalled out?
:52:42
Well, l was a bit worried, but the old boy
seemed awfully keen on his rib.
:52:47
The old boy's a pain in the ass.
:52:50
A bloody valet with wings.
That's what a pilot is out here.
:52:54
Ranks right up there
with writers.
:52:55
-That's what you do, is it?
-Yeah, that's what l do.
:52:58
l was wondering what your part was.
:53:00
l've got some very bloody funny stories
l should tell you.
:53:02
A particularly good one was
when the squadron dog bit me in Khartoum.
:53:09
-Was his name Horace?
-Horace? No, why?
:53:11
Forget it.
:53:50
-You must be Mr. Wilson.
-That's right. Mr. Zibelinsky.
:53:53
-Delighted.
-This is Pete Verrill and Hodkins, our pilot.
:53:57
-Quite a place you have here, Mr. Zibelinsky.
-Thank you.