Loch Ness
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Mm, mm.
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- Have you finished on the loch?
- Yeah... Yeah, I've finished.

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How come you didn't come
on holiday with your wife?

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Isabel!
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That's all right.
:45:22
Number one, I'm not on holiday.
Number two, I don't have a wife.

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- Never?
- Izzy!

:45:29
- No, I did once.
- She ran off?

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- Yeah. She ran off.
- Weren't you nice to her?

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Isabel Mary McFetridge!
:45:38
As a matter of fact, when I wasn't
in the jungle I was very nice to her.

:45:42
I even named a new species
after her.

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Is that true? What was it?
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- A parasitic wasp.
- A wasp?

:45:50
I named it Protus Carolinus.
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The resemblance was uncanny.
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You laugh now, but that was
one very dangerous wasp.

:45:59
After it stings you, it hires a lawyer.
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Ah, well. Pub's open.
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Finish up as you like.
I'll clean it off later.

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Well, yes. Thank you very much.
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She's lonely, too.
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The winds whistle down the glens
at 150 miles an hour.

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150...
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My Uncle Donald,
he had one ear bigger than the other,

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and when the winds blew, it would
corkscrew him down into the ground.

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- Your good health, son.
- Good health.

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Stuart, same?
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Hello there, Adrian.
What can I get you?

:46:52
Nothing, thank you very much.
I'm all right.

:46:58
Could I just say that you are looking
particularly lovely this evening?


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