Thunderpants
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- (gIass smashes)
- (fart)

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You!
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Boy! Yes, you.
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What's your name?
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No!
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Don't run away!
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(grunts and puffs)
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Sir John!
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That note! It was beautifuI.
:25:32
SimpIy remarkabIe.
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Amazing.
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OnIy PIacido P PIaceedo
has ever reached it before.

:25:41
UntiI now, sir.
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Gosh! You couId be
the worId's number one.

:25:45
What? Oh, no, no.
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That was the chiId who...
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The chiId, sir? I...
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The chiId!
:25:59
You were right, Patrick.
You do have a gift. Why,...

:26:02
..the configuration of stomachs...
:26:05
..puts me in mind
of a fission chamber...

:26:08
..coupIed with some kind
of propuIsion moduIe.

:26:11
This is exactIy what
I've been Iooking for!

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Yes!
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I might even use
the thunderpants.

:26:19
This couId be revoIutionary!
Patrick, my friend,...

:26:23
..my fIying machine
wiII succeed after aII.

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What am I, Patrick?
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- Er,...
- (Alan's voice) l'm a genius.

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- A genius?
- No! No, no, no. WeII, yes.

:26:34
ActuaIIy, I am a genius,
but I am aIso an imbeciIe.

:26:38
The very thing
I've been trying to contain...

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..is the very thing...
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..that wiII make us
saiI through the heavens!

:26:46
It's the annuaI madness...
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..of the non-assisted fIight
competition.

:26:50
A handsome cash purse awaits
the first man or woman...

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..who can traveI 100 feet...
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..without the use of motors, engines,
power ceIIs or fossiI fueIs.

:26:58
WorId-famous tenor
Sir John Osgood,...


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