James and the Giant Peach
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:43:27
This is an outrage!
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You are a disgrace
to your phylum, class, order

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genus and species!
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- Speak English!
- You, sir, are an ass.

:43:35
Where are we? What's going on?
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I found this dime-store timmy
asleep as the helm.

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- Now we're lost.
- We are not lost!

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- Then where are we?
- Somewhere north!

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Or, possibly,
very, very far south.

:43:48
What's your latitude?
What's your longitude?

:43:51
Hey, hey, hey!
:43:52
That's personal, bub.
:43:53
You said you could navigate.
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You said
you'd travelled the worid.

:43:57
You said
you'd been to Bora Bora.

:43:59
Well, not Bora Bora per se.
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What about
the shores of Tripoli?

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Did I say Tripoli?
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I meant the hills of Montezuma.
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- That's what you said.
- Such mendacity.

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- Liar.
- Charlatan.

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Wait! If he says
he's seen the worid,

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then he's seen the worid.
Right, Mr Centipede?

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Right?
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Well, I used to live between two
pages of National Geographic.

:44:23
Huh?
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Very informative magazine.
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Wonderful pictures.
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You incompetent,
blithering, nitwit.

:44:33
All right, hoppy.
Them's fighting words.

:44:36
Put 'em up. Come on!
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Give me your best shot!
:44:41
What a good shot.
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Did you see what he did to me?
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Hmph! Serves you right.
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What do we do now?
Which way do we go?

:44:52
It's simple.
We determine our co-ordinates,

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then use triangulation to chart
a direct route to New York.

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- Then there's hope!
- Don't be ridiculous.

:44:59
There's no hope at all.
We don't have a compass.


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