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to be said in favor
of nuclear war:

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At least this place
would go up in smoke.

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Imagine that,
the whole of Metroland

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disappearing in one
brilliant, blinding flash.

:16:08
A million sand wedges
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melted into scrap.
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Smoldering mountain
of occasional tables.

:16:14
Middlesex's topiary
incinerated in an instant.

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Could you throw us
our ball back, please?

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[Echoing Laughter]
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[ Man ]
Talk to yourself.

:16:25
Only the bloody English.
:16:28
[ Toni ]
Tennis in the rain.

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Tsk.
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Poor sods.
:16:32
Pathetic, isn't it?
:16:33
And what will they all
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end up doing?
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Bank managers, the lot of them.
:16:37
Oh, they can't all
be bank managers.

:16:40
'Course they can.
:16:41
Metroland was built
for bank managers.

:16:43
Actual bank managers.
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Retired bank managers.
:16:46
Student bank managers.
Baby bank managers.

:16:48
It's like
Invasion ofthe BodySnatchers.

:16:50
Instead of aliens--
:16:51
bank managers.
:16:52
Yeah.
:16:54
Not me.
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Come on.
This one, Chris.

:17:12
Come on.
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God, you're ugly.
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This one.
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Monsieur, that is wrong, no?
:17:19
Epaterla bourgeoisie?
:17:23
[ Chris]
Excusez-moi, monsieur.

:17:24
Mon ami et moi voudrions
:17:26
coucher avec votre femme.
:17:27
Sorry, old man?
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Nous passerons donc
la culbuter samedi

:17:31
à l'heure du thé?
:17:33
Parlez-vous anglais?
:17:35
Non.
:17:36
Je crois pourvoir
vous aider.

:17:39
Je vais traduire
la question.

:17:42
The young man
wishes to know

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if he mi ght come to tea
on Saturday afternoon

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with a view
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to mowing your lawn.
:17:53
Mm.
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Merci, merci.
:17:56
[ Toni and Chris Laughing]
:17:59
[ Chris ]
Those silly games
we used to play.


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