:44:07
Surely those are old wives' tales.
:44:09
And believe me,
I've known plenty of old wives.
:44:15
Seriously, Bammon, is that what
you're suggesting? A living skeleton?
:44:19
Did I say that? Did I say
anything about a skeleton?
:44:22
No one mentioned a skeleton.
:44:24
Why, we don't even know
about skeletons.
:44:26
My husband spoke not of skeletons
but of another, more different thing...
:44:31
...which he was speaking of.
Which he and I know and you do not.
:44:36
Animala.
:44:40
Animala.
:44:43
Skeleton. Skeleton.
:44:47
Animala.
:44:50
You must find the atmosphereum.
:44:53
Stop it. Stop it!
:44:56
What are you doing?
She can't help you.
:44:58
You must find the atmosphereum.
:45:03
Amish terrarium.
Must find Amish terrarium.
:45:09
I don't understand. Why does
she need an Amish terrarium?
:45:14
Don't the Amish live
in open air, like us?
:45:16
Of course, Betty. It's absurd.
:45:18
Putting the Amish in glass cases
would be inhumane.
:45:21
Surely Pammy doesn't
realize what she's saying.
:45:24
Obey me! Obey me or I'll--
:45:28
You fool. You skinny, bony jackass!
:45:30
Stop it or you'll spoil everything!
I will get the--
:45:36
Amish terrarium myself.
:45:45
I cannot wait so long.
:45:47
She. She will help me,
the housewifely one.
:45:51
Hi, Betty.
It's I, the Skeleton.
:45:55
Fetch the meteor, Betty.
Fetch the meteor.