Ball of Fire Page #23
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1959
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48:36,175 -- 01:48:38,234Get his gun, get his gun.
1960
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48:46,552 -- 01:48:48,986All right, Joe. Put up your dukes.
1961
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48:50,590 -- 01:48:52,080Okay, Bertram.
1962
01:
49:16,215 -- 01:49:17,876Come on, Bertram.
1963
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49:22,088 -- 01:49:23,612(SIRENS WAILING)
1964
01:
49:39,438 -- 01:49:42,339This load of garbage
goes to the DA's office.
1965
01:
49:43,776 -- 01:49:46,370Something must have went wrong, boss.
1966
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49:48,581 -- 01:49:52,950Listen, you squirrelly cherubs,
you eight wise idiots, it wouldn't work.
1967
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49:53,386 -- 01:49:55,650Remember, Pottsy, no women aboard.
1968
01:
49:55,721 -- 01:49:59,953And now, above all women,
you want to take a dizzy dame like me.
1969
01:
50:00,026 -- 01:50:03,723If you'll allow me, I can prove to you
the inevitability of this step
1970
01:
50:03,796 -- 01:50:06,424- by higher mathematics.
- I can cite examples from history.
1971
01:
50:06,499 -- 01:50:09,627Or from geography,
two rivers converging irresistibly.
1972
01:
50:09,702 -- 01:50:10,726Yes, indeed.
1973
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50:10,803 -- 01:50:12,361PEAGRAM:
I can prove itby examples from literature.
1974
01:
50:12,438 -- 01:50:14,030MAGENBRUCH:
Physiology.ROBINSON:
By law.1975
01:
50:14,106 -- 01:50:16,074- All of them.
- Gentlemen.
1976
01:
50:16,542 -- 01:50:19,602As a grammarian,
I know when words cease to be of use.
1977
01:
50:19,679 -- 01:50:21,840There remains one argument.
1978
01:
50:23,849 -- 01:50:26,579- Come here, dear.
- Oh, no, please, Pottsy.
1979
01:
50:26,652 -- 01:50:28,916- Get up, darling.
- But, Pottsy...
1980
01:
50:28,988 -- 01:50:30,512- It isn't fair.
- It isn't?
1981
01:
50:30,589 -- 01:50:32,318No. It is not fair.
1982
01:
50:33,125 -- 01:50:36,891Oh, my goodness, Bertram.
Remember the Anemone...
1983
01:
50:43,769 -- 01:50:45,600(CLICKING TONGUES)
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