Ball of Fire Page #22

in Tate's Oriental Philosophy for me?

1866

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- I think I saw it last on your desk.

- Yes, yes.

1867

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- Line one, chapter seven.

- Yes.

1868

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Do you mind?

1869

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42:37,417 -- 01:42:39,942

Hey, this mixed-up talk

is giving me a headache.

1870

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All that book talk. That's a lot of mahaha.

1871

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I assure you this is not a lot of mahaha.

This is...

1872

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I'll show you

what makes the world go round.

1873

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Kind of spread out a little bit, will you?

1874

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- My globe! My globe!

- Me, I don't like globes.

1875

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Now me.

1876

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I saw me a picture last week.

1877

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There's gonna be a lot

of trash tomorrow, sister.

1878

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If there is any tomorrow, brother.

1879

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(ASTHMA WHOOPING)

1880

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(PASTRAMI LAUGHING)

1881

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Ain't there some more of

them things around?

1882

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- Don't get up, please, just...

- Please.

1883

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What's the matter with all of you?

1884

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We thought...

1885

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- Young man.

- What do you want?

1886

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Do you think you could shoot this dime

1887

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if I held it between my fingers?

1888

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Why, sure.

1889

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(VOICE CRACKING) I mean...

1890

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I mean from where you were sitting.

1891

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Okay.

1892

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All right, put it up.

1893

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- Perhaps we'd better use a quarter.

- Well, that's twice as easy.

1894

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I'm glad.

1895

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Or maybe even a 50-cent piece?

1896

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He's not as dumb as he looks.

1897

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Has anyone change for $1?

1898

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Never mind, never mind.

A quarter will do. Put it up.

1899

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- Oh, no, I can get change.

- Never mind, put it up.

1900

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(SHOUTING)

1901

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I've got him!

1902

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- Hold him, hold him.

- I've got him.

1903

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New Jersey? That's an awful big order.

Whereabouts in Jersey?

1904

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You just keep on driving.

Further orders will be forthcoming.

1905

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I warned you, Miss Totten,

you should never have come along.

1906

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It may be very dangerous.

1907

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This is my encyclopedia,

and I am going to stick with it.

1908

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I've never had so much fun in my life.

1909

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How are they doing inside?

1910

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Are we ready?

1911

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- Shall we start the torture now?

- Just one moment.

1912

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First, we are going to give him

just one chance to talk.

1913

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Where is that ceremony taking place?

1914

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Listen, monkey, I've been given

the third degree by all kinds of cops.

1915

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- All over.

- But not by us.

1916

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You will see, I am an authority

on Chinese tortures.

1917

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(LAUGHING) That tickles!

1918

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- Are you ready, Dr. Gurkakoff?

- That's right.

1919

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- Now, between the 12th and 13th vertebra.

- No! No! No!

1920

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- Hold his head down.

- Hey, cut it out!

1921

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- Stop it, will you? Look out.

- No, no, no.

1922

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Will you cut it out? Stop it.

1923

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No! No!

1924

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Around and around.

1925

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All right, all right!

All right, I'll talk! I'll talk.

1926

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They're in Fulham, New Jersey.

1927

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- Fulham, New Jersey.

- Fulham, New Jersey.

1928

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Shortest route, Bloomfield, Pine Brook,

Mine Hills, Allamuchy.

1929

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And now repeat after me.

1930

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- I, Joseph Lilac.

- I, Joseph Lilac.

1931

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- Loud, please.

- I, Joseph Lilac...

1932

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Head of Murder Incorporated.

1933

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- Quiet.

- Take thee, Katherine O'Shea.

1934

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- Take thee, Katherine O'Shea...

- Who hates and despises you.

1935

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- Loathes you.

- To be my lawful wedded wife.

1936

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- To be my lawful wedded wife.

- For better or for worse.

1937

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- For better or for worse.

- For worse.

1938

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For richer or poorer,

in sickness and in health.

1939

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For richer or for poorer,

in sickness and in health...

1940

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- I'm sick right now.

- Cut it out.

1941

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- What?

- Never mind. Keep going.

1942

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- Huh?

- Keep going!

1943

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To love and to cherish

until death do us part.

1944

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They'll put you in the chair

and fry you like...

1945

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(PROFESSORS SINGING)

1946

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And now repeat after me.

I, Katherine O'Shea.

1947

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I said, repeat after me.

1948

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I, Katherine O'Shea.

1949

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Come on, come on, Sugie.

It's just a parade or something.

1950

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Is it? Just wait and see.

1951

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What is this?

1952

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I believe...

I think it is known as an upstick.

1953

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- A stickup.

- Put 'em up.

1954

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- Hold up your hands.

- Hold 'em up!

1955

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- Back door!

- Don't do that!

1956

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I didn't mean it.

1957

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Hold 'em up there. Hold 'em up!

I mean it! I mean it.

1958

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Come on, now.

Put 'em up. Put 'em up. I mean it.

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