Wallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
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:15:11
Victor, stop fooling around in the dirt
and have a look at this.

:15:15
The ingenious Anti-Pesto
:15:17
have completely dealt
with my rabbit problem.

:15:20
- isn’t it marvelous?
- Marvelous?

:15:22
Marvelous?
:15:23
This confounded contraption
virtually suffocated me!

:15:27
Besides, the job's only half done.
:15:32
How do you intend
to finish these vermin off?

:15:34
Crush 'em? Liquidize 'em?
:15:36
- They're humane.
- Humane?

:15:40
Well, then perhaps they'd be humane
enough to give me back my dignity.

:15:45
I want...
:15:50
Toupee, please.
:15:52
Oh, grand.
We take check or cash.

:15:55
Toupee, you idiot!
My hair is in your machine.

:15:59
Oh, no, it's only rabbits in there.
:16:03
The hare, I think you'll find,
is a much larger mammal.

:16:06
Out of my way, fool.
:16:12
I’m sorry, my dear, but I refuse
to suffer any further humiliation

:16:16
at the hands of these
blundering nitwits.

:16:18
I therefore bid you good day.
:16:26
Thank you for ridding me
of a real problem, Mr. Wallace.

:16:30
Tell me, what exactly will you do
with all these rabbits?

:16:35
Trade secret.
:16:37
Yes. I’d be happy to let them roam free
if it wasn't for the competition.

:16:41
But they do so love their veg.
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it’s in their little bunny natures,
and you can't change that, can you?

:16:47
No.
:16:52
Or can you?
:16:58
Why didn't we think of it before, lad?

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