1:01:02
You don't want
to be married to me!
1:01:05
Mrs. Flanagan!
Mrs. Flanagan!
1:01:09
Mrs. Flanagan!
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Oh, Mrs. Flanagan!
1:01:13
- How do you know?
- Anybody up?!
1:01:16
Ugh, I still don't get it.
How can a whole town
1:01:19
be off on a Thursday
for no apparent reason?
1:01:22
We're just gonna have to file
when we get back to New York, okay?
1:01:25
- It'll be like it never happened.
- But it did happen.
1:01:27
What happened is tied
to a much larger issue.
1:01:30
Lot's of people get drunk
without tying the knot.
1:01:32
I mean, when one's inhibitions are down,
one acts on one's true feelings.
1:01:35
Sanderson v. Sanderson...
Supreme Court, Illinois, 1993.
1:01:39
You're citing case laws
to support this insanity?
1:01:41
We got married last night for goodness
sake. That means something.
1:01:44
Yeah, it means that we drank too much
and made a mistake again.
1:01:47
- Phooey!
- Hi.
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Hi. We just got married.
1:01:50
- Congratulations.
- Thank you.
1:01:52
- Stop telling people.
- She's the first one.
1:01:54
Yeah, but this
kind of news spreads.
1:01:57
I'll come back.
1:01:58
Hmm.
1:02:00
- Oh my God.
- What?
1:02:02
We can't be married
and be opposing counselors.
1:02:04
Why not?
Can I say something?
1:02:07
#We'll look ridiculous.
And no you cannot.
1:02:08
Why not?
1:02:09
We'll be the laughing stock
of the New York bar association
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because you will say something
contrary just to be contrary.
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- Only this is my marriage too.
- You see what I mean?
1:02:15
Oh, my head is thumping.
1:02:19
Ahh! Ugh!
1:02:23
Will you look at that?
1:02:25
You just broke the little
fella's leg right off.
1:02:29
He's legless.
1:02:33
I liked that.
1:02:34
I was going to save that
as a souvenir.
1:02:40
Hmm.
1:02:44
I'm sorry, Daniel.
1:02:58
I've known you for 35 years.