Eggs Page #3
- Year:
- 1995
- 86 min
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as extra kneipp.
In that case,
I say "bicycles".
Yes.
-Yes.
Radio.
Camping.
Swallow.
Bear.
Teddy.
Gsta Berling.
That one is Swedish, actually.
Then I say:
Wasa buggy.There's no bicycle by that name.
Oh yes, there is.
It's a long-established bicycle brand.
Watch this. You just
push this button here and...
Do you have any
more sugar cubes?
Are you kidding me?
Have you really eaten them all?
What's the matter, Vernon?
It's a bit loose.
But you're bleeding!
Yes, they told me
Sit down for a while.
Gee, you really
are bleeding.
Does it hurt?
-Yes, a bit.
Oh, Vernon,
you really are bleeding.
Oh, well, it's just some blood.
Why do you insist on
doing that nonsense?
You know full well
you need to be careful.
Come on!
We are leaving!
But...wait up.
Get a move on, Vernon!
I'll be ok, I guess.
You close
the door then.
-You do realize
that you cannot play
that balloon game...
...as long as Vernon goes
around with that head rig!
I agree.
Anyway, I'm sure that...
...Vernon won't be working
at the store anymore
when junior takes
over the business.
What other job could he do then?
Him? He's a jack of all trades.
-Phew!
-Pa! Konrad is awake.
-Huh?
Konrad's awake!
So, let's see now...
There...Then the bananas, right.
Sticky.
It won't peel...there!
It sure works a treat.
-Yes.
I wonder how much
electricity it's consuming.
Yeah.
has to be greased?
Greased?
A milkshake machine?
But isn't it
I can't get the lid off.
That's it.
Yes, yes,
I'm on my way.
He's so impatient.
Anything left in there now?
Yes, there's some all the
way to the back, you see.
Yes, that'll have to do.
Let's hang this here.
Tomorrow Cylindia Voelund is coming.
-And Jim.
Good thing that we have
sanded the road.
Yes.
Was the father of
Cylindia Voelund Danish?
No, he was more of a German.
German?
Anyhow, tomorrow
she'll be here.
- And Jim.
Good thing that we have
bought rice for making porridge.
Yes.
By the way, Blomdal junior
told me that...that
...the only thing Jim inherited
from that rich American aunt of his...
was a big box of cinnamon.
-Cinnamon?
Yes.
And Blomdal also told me that...
-Junior?
-Yes, of course.
You see, he told me
Jim was abused as a kid.
-Good Heavens! Child molestation?
-Yes,
that's what it amounts to.
You see, he said that
...his dad had strangled him! And then
he resuscitated him - all as punishment.
-So he killed him?
-Yes, one might say that.
Holy cow!
Are we really out of sugar?
You already know that.
-Not even sugar cubes?
Blomdal gorged himself on it as usual.
Yes, I can picture it.
When are you going
Can't you see I'm playing solitaire?
Cylindia Voelund is here soon.
-Yes.
-Well, I'm getting some more coal.
-Yes, you do that.
Ok, that's done.
Well, I'm going down
to the cellar.
-Very well, you do that.
Pa?
I don't understand why
the dirt always collects under here.
What are you guys up to?
Now I'll have to clean
here this time as well.
-Yes.
-Yes.
I'll put on some music then.
Jim has asked Cylindia Voelund
out tonight
-Moe?
-Yes.
I think Jim's porridge is done!
Yes, I'm on
my way.
Here's your porridge.
I guess he has brought his own cinnamon.
Moe, you mustn't dress so
lightly when you go outside.
Jim, I put the cinnamon
What about the spare wheel then?
I had to remove that.
I'm almost done now.
-Hurry up!
-Would you like some more porridge, Jim?
-Hell no!
Come take the vacuum cleaner.
Aw man, what's happened to you?
-It's nothing.
Your mouth is bleeding.
Why didn't you top the
porridge with cinnamon?
Jim. I'll be out in a minute.
-Fine
Thank you very much.
Oh, I almost forgot
about the lottery ticket.
Thanks.
Bye then, Konrad!
But we always buy two of
those special tickets?
But they stopped selling
those a long time ago.
Are you going to ask the
same questions every single time?
Don't argue, boys.
Yes, about the payment.
Here's 100 from me...
-And 100 from me.
Thanks, the both you
No, I'll carry that.
Bye then.
Today I really need to talk to
the postman about our retirement benefits.
Yes. Please don't forget
about the magazines either.
Would you be so kind as to give
Konrad some milkshake if he knocks?
There's some pre-made
milkshake in the fridge.
That's real good of you.
What nice eggs you
have there... Konrad.
Do you understand what I say?
I mean, it's not easy knowing
how much you really understand.
You not being from
these parts, I mean.
That foreigner who opened
a store next to Blomdal junior
...well, he...
...he is a pretty decent
fellow, you know...
but his Norwegian was so poor
that everyone made
fun of all the signs he put up.
Yes...yes.
It's just him in that store.
And he has no bathrooom
there either,...
...so every time he needed
to go, he had to cross the road
down from where he lives.
And then he'd put up a sign that read:
''I'm back suddenly.''
How about that!
Just you keep sitting there, Hen!
Give me my milkshake, Mo-e!
That's the one done, Konrad.
Let's have a look at the other, too.
Coots?
Cuckoo?
Cuckoo?
Cuckoo?
Aha, cuckoo!
Money?
What's this then?
"From Pa?"
Finishing out?
Strange that he isn't asking
for his milkshake.
What have you done to Konrad's eggs?
-Me?
-Yes, you!
At the very least you
can do the dishes then!
Hello?
Yes?
Is she...dead?
Is he to stay...here?
Ok.
I see.
The priest wants to speak with you.
-With me?
-Yes, with you.
God bless you, Moe.
Bless me?
-Yes.
Good morning. We're back with an hour
of entertainment that should appeal to all.
I'm reading in one of today's
morning papers that Operation Firewood...
...is under full way. It mostly involves pensioners,
who are chopping wood, packing it in sacks,
and then bringing it to old people
who live in cold and drafty apartments.
So let's say hip hooray
for all fit pensioners
who are helping those
who aren't quite as fit...
Moe?
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