A Few Best Men Page #7
our criminals to and everything.
But Australia is no longer
just a penal colony
for England's rapists and murderers.
No, it's now a country in its own right.
Or at least it was since you lot stole
all the land off the Aborigines.
(Silence)
Uh, I think I can speak
on behalf of all of us
when I say that I'm very pleased
to hear that David's now married
especially since at first we all
thought he was a homosexual.
Homosexual.
(Barbara chuckles)
But hopefully, Mia, you haven't
just married one of those gays
that's in denial for years
and then you come home and find
him in bed shagging another man.
Uh, but don't worry, Mia, there
are signs to look out for,
like anal sex.
(Silence, stunned gasps)
Apparently, if he's
excessively into anal sex,
then that's a sign, so
look out for that one.
Um, I mean, it's fair enough if
it's just occasional, you know
I mean, I'm sure that you've tried it.
Most couples try it, don't
they, at some point?
Uh, just... If you haven't tried it and
you are gonna try it this evening,
then just go easy on each
other, don't whack it up dry,
use some butter from the
table or something...
Thank you, Graham.
Ladies and gentlemen,
the bride and groom.
(Polite clapping)
JIM:
Maestro!- Well, that was... That was...
- Awful?
Atrocious? Humiliating? What
the hell was he thinking?
I don't know, David, he's your friend.
David, are you a homosexual?
(Static)
No, of course not.
Because if you're doing this for a visa,
the Minister for Immigration
is sitting there!
I'm not gay, it was a joke.
then, hadn't we, eh?
(Jim laughs forcefully)
(David laughs nervously)
Fantastic! What I really loved
is you gave everyone here
up the arse.
You gave me the wrong piece
of paper, you moron.
I was left with your picture of tits.
- Sh*t, mate, is that what happened?
- Yes.
David, I'm so sorry.
I had the whole speech worked out
but when I got the paper out,
it was just this picture of tits
You need to apologise to Jim.
- Do I have to?
- Yes!
go into cardiac arrest.
(Car engine growls)
KAL:
I haven't been to a weddingin years.
F***ing little dead sh*t.
I thought we had a connection.
I even told him about my panic attacks.
- You can't barge in dressed like that.
Oh, I can barge wherever I f***ing like.
You want to go in there
and mess this guy up?
You want everyone to recognise you?
You got to blend in, dress nice.
It's a wedding.
Barbara, could I have a word?
Too many words, Jim,
not enough champagne.
- (Jim chuckles nervously)
- Come on!
Weddings. Women.
- Crazy.
- Yes.
Still, my girl's working
the room like a pro.
EDDIE:
You honestly think she's ready?when the universe cries out...
Jim, I just want to apologise
for before.
You see, what I thought
was actually my speech
actually turned out to
be this drawing of...
Well, you can see what it is.
It's tits.
Anyway, I'm really sorry.
Sorry? Hah! Come on!
You'll have your own chat show
with a performance like that.
You were a riot!
It was really, really, really funny.
You pull your head in, kid.
- Jim.
- This is going pear-shaped.
Gotta do something fast
to turn this around.
- Bump Ramsy ahead of schedule.
- Yes.
Give me something strong, please.
Have you got a Molotov cocktail?
Oh, no, a dirty martini,
please Yeah, times two.
Thanks.
That's got to go down as the worst
toast in the history of bad toasts.
I don't know, I thought
it was pretty funny.
Really? What,
even the bit about anal sex?
Are you kidding? That
was, like, the best bit.
- It's all anyone can talk about.
- Yeah?
Yeah.
Yeah, well, I didn't wanna do
something boring, you know?
Sugar, Sugar
Spruce him up, boys.
Full bells and whistles.
We've got a Senate seat to save...
- To lesbians.
- Amen to that, sister.
Yeah. (Laughs)
Hmm, there's something very
sexy about a man in uniform.
Even sexier out of it. (Laughs)
- What the hell are you doing?
- Dancing at my daughter's wedding
- You? (Laughs)
- Jim, could I have a word?
- It's important.
- Oh, I bet it is.
- What is it?
- It's Ramsy.
He's gone. I just went to check
his pen and he's not there.
(Grumbles)
- Dad, what's wrong?
- Ramsy is missing.
- I'll be back in a minute, yeah?
- You can't go now.
They're about to call the bridal waltz.
I'll be one minute, I promise.
- However, I'm telling you...
- Where's Ramsy?
- What?
- The sheep.
- You didn't take it back, did you?
- Sh*t.
Are you stupid in the mind?
We need to get him back right now.
Excuse us.
Oi... Uh, I just...
I told you you'd need a suit!
Get f***ed.
Boys.
(Squeals and laughs)
- Hi!
- Oh, Mum, you're drunk?
Not at all, darling. I just
had a shitload of coke.
TOM:
I left him in here, I swear.Luke? Luke!
- Have you seen Ramsy?
- Who's Ramsy?
- The sheep. The sheep I left in here.
- I don't know any sheep.
I've gotta go and do the bridal waltz.
I'll be back in five minutes.
Sorry. I need your help, Leo.
- Somebody's stolen my sheep.
- Who? The caterers?
I'm serious, Commissioner.
Alright, Jim.
Slow-motion weekdays stare me down
Her lipstick reflex got me wound...
- What does it look like?
- It's covered in wool and it bleats.
What do you think it looks like, Luke?
Aah!
- Oh, my God.
- What?
- Most of the drugs are missing.
- Huh?
Ramsys eaten them all.
Ramsy, you idiot!
Ray's gonna hurt us really bad.
What are we gonna do?
- Laxatives.
- What?
Give it a load of laxatives,
maybe it'll sh*t it out.
Yes.
GRAHAM:
Yes.Yes.
Yes, thank you.
And now, ladies and gentlemen
a father's dream come true...
his daughter dancing the bridal waltz.
(clapping)
a, la, la, la, la, la, la
a, la, la, la, la, la, la
You alright? You're dripping with sweat.
- No, yeah, I'm fine. You?
- Oh, great.
Apart from the fact I lost my husband,
Dad's lost Ramsy
and Mum's lost the plot.
- Did your friends give her coke?
- What?!
Of course not. Who would
they get coke from?
Come on, come on.
Come on, eat it!
Oh! For God's sake!
He'll eat a load of drug-filled condoms
but he won't eat 50 laxatives!
- Oh, my God! We are dead.
- Shut up, Graham!
(Far?)
- Hang on.
I think he's done something.
- (Tom gasps)
- Yes!
- We've got one.
- Yes!
Have you seen Jim's sheep?
(Man laughs)
Come on! It's no good.
He's not shitting them out quick enough.
- You know what I'm thinking, Graham?
- No, what?
I'm thinking you're gonna have
to stick your hand up his arse.
Sorry?
I said, I'm thinking you're gonna
have to stick your hand up his arse.
Yes, I heard what you said. I
just can't believe you said it.
Well, there's no other option, is there?
How else are we gonna get
the drugs back?
OK, let's just be absolutely
clear on something
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