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00:00Getting to know you, getting to know all about you, getting to like you, getting to hope
00:21All right? I'm Kath. I'm 14, nearly 15, and I'm a punk, new wave, suede head, skinhead sort
00:49of thing. I like all music, except heavy metal and love songs. I love Jimi Hendrix, even though
00:57he's heavy rock, not metal. My favourite song is Ex Offender by Blondie. I'm not as into
01:03Blondie as I used to be, because everyone likes a nice hit Sunday girl, and it gets something
01:07nice that everyone else knows who they are. My favourite telly programmes are Top of the
01:12Pops, Porridge, Seven Up, and Play for Today. The best play for today is Our Day Out by
01:18Willie Russell. It's about a load of scarce kids on a school trip, and they nicked some
01:22animals, and it's really, really funny. My favourite film is Kez. It's been on the telly
01:26twice, and I've seen it twice, and I've read the book twice, but the book's called A Kestrel
01:30for a Knave by Barry Irons. My favourite book is There is a Happy Lamb by Keith Waterhouse.
01:34It's about this little kid from up north and a fella who's brain damaged, and he's flipping
01:38hilarious. I like to be an actress when I leave school, but I'm still waiting to get into a
01:42drama club about the Angel. I've had my name on the list since I was 12, and I still ain't
01:45had the letters, so God knows if that's going to happen. I'm in the unit at school, which
01:50is a room in the playground full of the Dumbos, and the teacher, Miss James, says I can't
01:54be an actress because I ain't got the looks, so if I can't be an actress, I want to be
01:56a music journalist and start my own fanzine. I love sausage rolls on the ABC, but I hate
02:02dogs, wasps, pigeons, Thatcher, and nuns. And I hate my dad when he's drunk. I have loads
02:11of best mates, but my favourite mate is Mary, because she's kind and nice, and doesn't
02:16take the mitt like all the others do. I get picked on a bit because my mum's dead, so no-one
02:20comes up to school to stick up for me. I'm always being told I talk too much and that
02:24I get on people's nerves. I just put on polystyrene and x-ray specs, and it makes me feel better.
02:30Some people think little girls should be seen and not heard, but I think...
02:35Oh, bondage! Up yours! One, two, three, four!
02:39No!
02:40No!
02:41It's time to play, boy!
02:42No!
02:43It's time to play, boy!
02:44Turn to play!
02:45Yeah!
02:46Yeah!
02:47Yeah!
02:48Yeah!
02:49I will not play!
02:50No!
02:51I can't play!
02:53No!
02:54I can't play!
02:55Yeah!
02:56Yeah!
02:57I have to play!
02:58No!
02:59No!
03:00No!
03:02No!
03:03No!
03:04No!
03:06Oh, no!
03:07No!
03:08I'm fat, Ashley.
03:18You don't look too bad.
03:19Why do I always get the blame?
03:20Scratch.
03:21She's a bit of a bruise.
03:22You don't say anything about her, Mum.
03:23I know, but...
03:24I don't even know her bleeding, Mum.
03:25I know, Guy.
03:26You know what, mate?
03:27I wouldn't say stuff about people's mums.
03:28I know that's out of order.
03:29I know that's wrong.
03:30People are funny about mums.
03:32Just because I don't have way don't mean I don't know.
03:34It's like a flipping sacred territory.
03:36You did say she was fat, though.
03:38I didn't.
03:39I asked if she was fat.
03:40I asked.
03:41I asked Little Roma if Fat Ashley's mum was fat,
03:43because Little Roma's met Fat Ashley's mum,
03:45and I was curious if Fat Ashley was fat because her mum's fat
03:47or just because she was fat.
03:49But that little can, that little Roma turned the old thing nasty.
03:52She's a nuisance.
03:53Pint-sized piss.
03:54Cool.
03:55That fat man's taking a cup right at me now.
03:57You all right?
03:58Nothing worse.
04:00My heart hurts more than the egg.
04:02The injustice, it fills me with such despair, man.
04:05Can't ask a simple, bleeding question.
04:07We walk and I will get in the bus.
04:10Er, we're walking.
04:11I ain't got no fear.
04:12My Aunty Jean is not my real Aunty, but my old foster mum.
04:15Asked me why I'm fat when all her real kids are skinny.
04:18You're not fat.
04:19I know I'm not fat fat like Fat Ashley, but I'm fatter than most.
04:22Stocky!
04:23Well, my Aunty Jean actually gave us all the same food, all the same amount,
04:27and yet I'm still fatter than her real kids.
04:29That's why I asked about Fat Ashley's mum.
04:32I've seen photos with my mum, and she doesn't look fat fat,
04:35but she's got a big bum and a double chin.
04:37That's why I asked if Fat Ashley's mum was fat.
04:40I didn't say Fat Ashley's mum was fat.
04:42I asked me how I asked.
04:43Is your dad fat?
04:44Well, he's fat from booze.
04:45He's got a beer belly.
04:46My dad's got a beer belly.
04:47My dad's got a beer arse, Nick, and legs.
04:49Go on, do your dad.
04:51I'm not fat.
04:52Why would you call me fat?
04:55I'm your daddy.
04:56I love you.
04:57It's my name under feck and rent book.
05:00What do you mean, stocky?
05:03What?
05:04I'm stocky.
05:05Yeah, I'd say you're a stocky, not fat.
05:07You do eat a lot.
05:09Eh?
05:10You eat a lot, don't you?
05:11Do I?
05:12Well, you eat more than me.
05:13I think everyone eats more than you.
05:15Well, apart from Camilla racking bowler who pukes everything up.
05:18You always have breakfast of mine,
05:19even if you've already had breakfast at home, you told me.
05:21And you're always too early.
05:23Oh, not too early.
05:24Well, I'm usually still in bed when you knock,
05:26and my mum says it's because you want another breakfast.
05:28What?
05:29Oh, man, that's such a show-up guy.
05:31Right, eh?
05:32My mum don't mind.
05:33But she thinks I'm alright ponds.
05:34No, she don't.
05:35My mum likes you.
05:36She thinks you're funny.
05:37Does she?
05:38She likes your jokes.
05:39Oh, she don't like the rude one, so...
05:40Oh, no, she don't like them.
05:41Remember when I was telling the one about the priest and the cat's ass?
05:44Oh, my God, I thought she was going to have a heart attack.
05:46We don't use that sort of language in this house.
05:48That's very, very naughty and a very rude girl.
05:50A very, very rude girl.
05:51Jesus, Maria and Jules will be laid in a hole and give her candles for you.
05:54Oh, she don't know the half of it.
05:56My dad says you can shock a docker.
05:58Oh.
05:59What's a docker?
06:01A hard nut bloke from up north.
06:03Come on, eh.
06:06You know when we did that ood you loved here?
06:08Yeah?
06:09How many out of ten did the boys give me for looks?
06:11I can't remember.
06:13Yeah, you can.
06:14Come on, it don't matter.
06:15How many did I get?
06:16Two.
06:17That's right, too.
06:18No.
06:19I was a bit gutted, I'll admit.
06:20But how many did they give me for personality, though?
06:23Seven?
06:24Seven?
06:25Flip off.
06:26It was ten.
06:27Was it?
06:28Yeah.
06:29Ten, guy, ten.
06:30Ten out of ten for personality.
06:31But the boys like me.
06:32Not in a snogging way, I know that.
06:34But in the personality way, I think I'm great.
06:36Ten out of ten?
06:37That's why some people fed out on me half the time.
06:40I don't know.
06:41I think some people wish I would just die and come back as someone like Marie Bleeding Osmond
06:46or someone.
06:47I know if people think I'm rude.
06:49It's only adults that think that.
06:50People our age don't.
06:51I always just think you're funny.
06:53You've got a funny voice.
06:54What do you mean?
06:55You know, your voice.
06:56Your boys' voice.
06:57The way you say things.
06:59No, I don't know what you're on about.
07:01You've got a deep voice.
07:03Like a boy, sort of.
07:05It's not that deep, man.
07:06No, it's not deep, deep.
07:07Not about going second year with a tash, but, well, you sort of sound boysy.
07:12Brilliant.
07:18It's something else you should know.
07:20What?
07:21You won't get the aunt, will you?
07:23I'm only telling you because I think it could be important.
07:25What?
07:26Come on, tell me.
07:27I won't get the aunt.
07:28When we did the Who Do You Love test, you went home after, didn't you?
07:30Yeah.
07:31Well, I sort of hung around for a bit, just to have a fact that you had to see her and
07:33the old Sullivan twins, and that older boy, Larry something.
07:36Larry Belford?
07:37That's it.
07:38Larry Belford.
07:39Well, he came over to say hello, and he asked what we've been doing.
07:42He spoke to you?
07:43Yeah?
07:44He's 18.
07:45Is he?
07:46Yeah, anyway.
07:47Anyway, he asked what we've been doing, so he showed him the Who Do You Love test.
07:51You didn't.
07:52Yeah, we didn't.
07:53He was having a right laugh looking through him, but he's being nice.
07:55He wasn't taking the mick.
07:56Right.
07:57When he looked at yours, he wanted to know who it belonged to.
07:59Oh, you didn't tell him, did you?
08:00They're meant to be a C for it.
08:01No, I didn't tell him, I swear, but he said, oh, 2 out of 10 for looks, and 7 out of
08:0610.
08:0710 out of 10?
08:0810 out of 10 for personality.
08:10Interesting.
08:11Very interesting.
08:12This shit needs to sort itself out because nobody wants to bunk up a nice personality.
08:17What?
08:18Did he really say that?
08:20Yep.
08:21Flipping hell.
08:22What did you say?
08:24Well, nothing.
08:25Oh, man.
08:26It's the only way he thinks.
08:27He don't know everything.
08:28He's 18 there.
08:29Of course he knows everything.
08:30He goes to pubs and gigs and meets up with loads of birds.
08:33He's bound to know all about it.
08:34I suppose.
08:35Did you tell him I'm a bit special, though?
08:36Did you say I'm, like, really, really funny?
08:37Well, I didn't say anything.
08:38Why not?
08:39I got too shy.
08:40Oh, this is a flippin' disaster.
08:41He wasn't being horrible, honest.
08:42And anyway, he thought Ruby's cheese test was worse because he got mine as free-for-looks
08:43and nothing for personality.
08:44Yeah.
08:45Yeah, you're right.
08:46And she got nothing for her body and I got two and a half of mine.
08:47That's right.
08:48Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
08:49No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
08:50That's a flippin' disaster.
08:51He wasn't being horrible, honest.
08:52And anyway, you thought Ruby's cheese test was worse because you got mine as free-for-looks
08:56and nothing for personality.
08:57Yeah.
08:58Yeah, you're right.
08:59And she got nothing for her body and I got two and a half of mine.
09:01That's right.
09:02Well, you know my dad drinks a bit, don't you?
09:08Yeah.
09:09Well, sometimes he can just disappear.
09:11If he's on a big bend, we don't see him for days and we don't get a proper dinner.
09:14That's why I have to store up food, you know?
09:16Stock it up like a little squirrel so my belly's full.
09:19Don't say anything to anyone.
09:20I won't.
09:21Yeah.
09:22The other night I went to Claire McCormack's and her mum does a thing called French Toast.
09:25Do you know it?
09:26No.
09:27It's just fried eggy bread, I think, but it was amazing.
09:31They've got a piano.
09:33Have they?
09:34Yeah, but they ain't got a telly.
09:35What?
09:36Couldn't live without a telly guy.
09:38I don't know what to do with myself.
09:40Imagine not being able to watch Top of the Pops.
09:42It was smashing last night.
09:54Grape crack.
09:55There was a chap on there playing the guitar with the most beautiful head of hair.
10:00His earrings were four little dangly mirrors.
10:05He had on an all-in-one catsuit with snakes swirling up the legs of it.
10:09Snakes!
10:10Can you believe that?
10:11I'd love to know what colour it was.
10:14By the looks of it, I'd say it was a yellow or a pink, because it was light and shade.
10:23It's all guesswork until we get the new television.
10:26Imagine being able to see the colour of the jockey silks on race days.
10:30Won't that be marvellous?
10:31And the Eurovision Song Contest.
10:34Imagine what that's going to look like in colour.
10:36A spangling spectacle for the eyes as well as the ears.
10:41Frankie Valli was on the Pops last night.
10:43He looks great for his age.
10:44He must be in his forties and there's not a grey hair on his head.
10:47And he has got the most beautiful suntan.
10:49To be honest, he is a terrible trait in a man.
10:52Do you not think he's lovely looking?
10:54I do not.
10:57He has a divine singing voice.
10:58Glorious and high.
11:01He sings like the angels.
11:03Sounds like he's got a hot poker up the arse.
11:07Don't be a meanie.
11:09I love the Americans.
11:10I think they're great.
11:11All the best show business people are Americans.
11:15Really?
11:16Yes.
11:18Are you sure about that?
11:19I am.
11:22I think.
11:24Why?
11:26What about the Boney M?
11:28What about them?
11:29Well, you love them, don't you, the Boney M?
11:31I do. They're my favourites.
11:32That little fella has God on his legs.
11:34And you think they're American?
11:35I do.
11:36They are.
11:37They're not.
11:38Are they not?
11:39No.
11:40They're German.
11:41German?
11:42That's correct.
11:43They're German.
11:44They're from Germany.
11:45The country where the biggest human atrocity known to man took place.
11:49The country where its leaders sat down and took tea with the devil himself.
11:53The country where your favourite rock and roll band were born.
11:57Germany.
11:58Devastated.
12:01I thought you might be.
12:03You see, you should pay close attention, sister.
12:06Don't just be liking any old band willy-nilly.
12:09There could be hidden messages in those songs you merrily bob along to.
12:14Do your fecking homework.
12:16Do you think he's nice looking?
12:17He's okay, I suppose.
12:18He's not really my type, but I don't like perms.
12:19Has he got a girlfriend?
12:20I don't know.
12:21Do you think he's nice looking?
12:22He's okay, I suppose.
12:23He's not really my type, but I don't like perms.
12:24Has he got a girlfriend?
12:25I don't know.
12:26I know he used to go to Bernie Caving and he broke her in.
12:29Do you know that Larry Belford?
12:33Yeah.
12:34Is he really 18?
12:36I think so.
12:37He could be older, but he's got a baby face.
12:40Do you think he's nice looking?
12:43He's OK, I suppose.
12:45He's not really my type, but I don't like perms.
12:47Has he got a girlfriend?
12:48I don't know.
12:49I know he used to go out a Bernie caving when he broke her in,
12:52but that ended ages ago.
12:54He caught her snogging another bloke up the alley by the office.
12:57Blimey.
12:58She's such a tart guy.
12:59She's been out with half them blokes in that estate.
13:02Yeah.
13:03They call her Kentucky because she's finger-licking goods.
13:06Oh, my God.
13:08Bad, isn't it?
13:09That's awful.
13:11Was he upset when he finished?
13:12My heart broken.
13:14Cried, apparently.
13:15Oh.
13:17I think it's a bit daft, myself.
13:18I don't think blokes should cry, especially not over some strumpet.
13:22Maybe he loved her.
13:24He loved her taking her knickers off for him.
13:25That's why they all love her.
13:26I'm going to keep my legs shut for as long as possible.
13:30Me too.
13:32Do you ever go to the Wimpy on Upper Street?
13:34No, it's really expensive.
13:36And anyway, I can't be eating stuff like that.
13:38Not if I'm on a diet.
13:39When are you on a diet?
13:40From there, I mean, I ain't going to eat any more chips, crisps or burgers or any sweets or chocolate.
13:48I'll just have mash, french toast, cottage cheese and cucumber.
13:52I don't want to be a fat bird.
13:53Hey, fatty boom boom, sweet sugar dumping.
14:00Hey, fatty boom boom, let me tell you something.
14:07No, not because you're so big and fat.
14:11Don't believe I'm afraid of that.
14:14Self-less is no recommendation.
14:18I'm looking for a bitch.
14:20Oh, flipping it.
14:23What?
14:23Don't look.
14:25What, what, what?
14:25That bloke coming towards us.
14:27Yeah, we're about him.
14:28He's Jimmy the Jew.
14:29Don't look at him.
14:31He's really barmy army.
14:33Hey, you.
14:34You.
14:34What?
14:35You.
14:36I'm talking to you.
14:37What do you want?
14:38Don't.
14:39Not you.
14:41You.
14:41Who's you, the sheep's mother?
14:43He, he, he.
14:45He's a cigarette.
14:46I haven't got one.
14:47Come on, you wee moo cow.
14:49He's a cigarette.
14:50Don't call me moo cow guy.
14:52Not you.
14:53You.
14:54Well, I ain't a moo cow either.
14:56And I ain't got no cigarettes, so I don't smoke.
14:58Liar.
14:59He's a cigarette.
15:00Otherwise, I'll smash your teeth down the back of your throat.
15:02I'll tell my dad if you do.
15:04My dad knows you.
15:05He knows where you drink.
15:06Oh, yeah?
15:07Yeah.
15:07And where's that then, mastermind?
15:09Well, up the black ball with all the other jock jocks.
15:11Who's your dad?
15:15Galway Pat with a broken nose.
15:17And he's been round me ass.
15:19Galway Pat with a broken nose?
15:21Are you his baby?
15:22Well, yeah, I suppose.
15:24Well, yeah, he's my dad.
15:25I'm so sorry.
15:27Don't be daft.
15:28No, I remember you.
15:29You're the wee lassie that made me a bacon sandwich.
15:31Do you remember that?
15:32Making me a bacon sandwich.
15:33And do you remember you were so kind to me?
15:35And do you remember how I mistook you for your brother?
15:38And do you remember how I told you I couldn't eat the sandwich
15:41because of my faith?
15:42Yeah.
15:43Do you remember how fascinated you were by that?
15:45Fascinated.
15:45Yeah, yeah.
15:47I'm so, so sorry.
15:49It's all right.
15:49Don't worry about it.
15:50No, here.
15:51Take this, dear.
15:51Here, take this.
15:52Oh, no.
15:54No, you're all right.
15:54Take that.
15:55You buy yourself some sweeties.
15:57Yeah.
15:57You're all right, thanks.
15:57Or you get yourself a can of Coke.
15:59Or maybe you could buy yourself one of them boob tubes.
16:03Do you ever wear them, the boob tubes?
16:04No, she does.
16:05Shut up, guy.
16:07Listen, that is a little treat for me, right?
16:09You take that and treat yourself.
16:10And tell your daddy when you see him that I gave you that.
16:13Okay?
16:13Don't forget now, yeah?
16:14Yeah, yeah, yeah.
16:15We'll keep your hair on.
16:16Oh, I'll keep my hair on.
16:17I'll keep me hair on.
16:19Go, blimey girl.
16:20Keep your flaming hair on.
16:22Keep your flaming hair on.
16:24We've got to go now.
16:25Yeah, we've got to go.
16:26I've got to go too, you know.
16:28I've got things to do, you know.
16:30Yeah, well, you take the eye on the eye on the eye, then, yeah?
16:35That is exactly what we'll do.
16:38I'll be seeing you in all these old familiar places.
16:42Yes.
16:43Keep your flaming hair on.
16:46Keep your flaming hair on.
16:48Run!
16:50Ah!
16:51Ah!
16:52Ah!
16:52Ah!
16:54Yeah, yeah, yeah!
16:56Yeah, yeah, yeah!
16:57Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb!
17:10He's a fruit and nutcase!
17:12I told her.
17:13Yours is a checkup for the neck-up guy.
17:15How much will he do you give you?
17:17Er...
17:2178p.
17:23God, that's all right.
17:24Right, so that's half and half of 60 is 30.
17:28And half and half of 80 is...
17:314.
17:32So that's...
17:33Oh, no, that's half and half of 70.
17:35So what's half and half of 70?
17:3730...
17:381, 2, 3, 4...
17:405.
17:4135.
17:42And half and half of 80 is 4, so that's...
17:4435, 6, 7, 8...
17:47No, it's 39p each.
17:48Oh, you don't give me any.
17:50I buzzer, of course I do.
17:51Here you are.
17:52Oh, come on!
17:53Take it!
17:54Take it!
17:55I'll ram it down your throat!
17:56Thanks, guys.
17:57Oh, did he smell the oil on him?
17:59Yeah, bad, ain't it?
18:00Yeah.
18:01You know that Larry Belford?
18:03Yeah.
18:04He asked me out.
18:05What?
18:06He asked me out.
18:07He asked me to have a wimpy with him.
18:08When?
18:09When he was asking about the who do you love test.
18:10No, I mean, when does he want you to go to the wimpy with him?
18:12Oh, Friday after school.
18:13But I'm going to say yes, yeah?
18:14I've got to ring him tonight.
18:15You've got his phone number?
18:16Yeah, he gave it to me.
18:17Blimey.
18:18I didn't know he was 18 though.
18:19I thought he was standing or something.
18:20What did he say?
18:21When?
18:22When?
18:23When he asked you out.
18:24How did he say it?
18:25He just said, do you fancy coming to the wimpy with me this Friday?
18:27What, just like that?
18:28Sort of.
18:29Well, we chatted for a bit first.
18:30He chatted you up?
18:31I suppose.
18:32But I didn't realise that's what he was doing until he asked me out.
18:34He was just talking about the who do you love test and he said,
18:37if I was asked to fill this out, I'd have given you ten for looks and ten for your body.
18:41No.
18:42I know.
18:43I know.
18:44I know.
18:45I know.
18:46I know.
18:47I know.
18:48I know.
18:49I know.
18:50I know.
18:51I know.
18:52I'm bright red guy.
18:53And then he asked if I had a boyfriend.
18:55I said, no.
18:56And then he said, I'd love to take you out.
18:58And the old Sullivan twins really, really laughed.
19:00And he said, what are you laughing at?
19:02Shut up.
19:03She's better than you two put together.
19:04And they went bright red.
19:05And then I went bright red again.
19:07And then he said, I mean it.
19:08I'd love to go out with you.
19:10Why didn't you come to the wimpy this Friday?
19:12I'll treat you.
19:13What's your favourite milkshake?
19:14And I said, strawberry.
19:15And he said, me too.
19:17What about personality?
19:20What?
19:21What did he say he'd give you for personality?
19:23He didn't.
19:24No, he didn't mention that.
19:26So anyway, then he said, have a think about it.
19:28Here's my number.
19:29Give me a ring.
19:30Let me know by Wednesday.
19:31And he kissed me on the cheek and he said, see you gorgeous.
19:34Don't let me down.
19:36Blimey.
19:37What time?
19:38An old guy.
19:39Why didn't you tell me earlier?
19:40I don't know.
19:41I needed more time to think about it, I think.
19:43Should I go to the wimpy on Friday with him?
19:45Do you fancy him?
19:46I think so.
19:47I don't know.
19:48He was really, really lovely.
19:50Do you like his perm then?
19:51I don't mind it.
19:52He's got lovely eyes.
19:53Those jeans all nice and ironed.
19:54Blimey.
19:55He says he knows I'm only 14 so he wouldn't be out late.
19:56I've got to meet him at six in there.
19:57And he says he'll walk me on by nine.
19:58What if he tries to kiss you?
19:59I don't know.
20:00Do you think he will?
20:01Of course he will, Mary.
20:02He called you gorgeous.
20:03That means he really, really fancies you.
20:04Don't think you should do anything else in but you should definitely snog him if he
20:19wants to snog you.
20:20Even on the first date?
20:21Look at you.
20:22You sound American first date.
20:25I know.
20:26You're so strange.
20:27No, she's definitely snogging, especially if he's paying.
20:30It's one of the rules.
20:31My mum still knows to take it slowly.
20:32Don't worry about having to do anything.
20:34Your mum knows?
20:35God, yeah.
20:36I told her as soon as I got in.
20:37I tell my mum everything.
20:39Oh, right.
20:40Yeah, of course you do.
20:42Yeah, that's right.
20:43Your mum should be the first to know stuff.
20:46Oh, blimey, man, this is brilliant.
20:49Is it?
20:50Yeah, man, it's like the best thing I've heard in ages.
20:52Is it?
20:53Yeah?
20:54Oh, man, what are you going to wear?
20:55I don't know.
20:56We can pick something out.
20:57Oh, would you?
20:58Of course, Guy.
20:59Would you come to the phone box when I ring him?
21:00Oh, yeah, I'd better stay outside.
21:01I might start laughing.
21:02Oh, man, this is so exciting.
21:05Mary's got a boyfriend.
21:06Mary's got a boyfriend.
21:07Mary's got a boyfriend.
21:08Stop it.
21:09Shut up, Guy.
21:10I like the top with the butterflies on.
21:13The blue one?
21:14Yeah, it really suits you.
21:15Make sure your eyes look all twinkly.
21:17Show him me faded jeans, me Levi's, and me baby brown colds.
21:21Your colds, definitely.
21:23Remember that boy at the market?
21:24She had a nice bum at you.
21:25Yeah.
21:26Imagine colds in there, so you should definitely wear them.
21:28Oh, I've got butterflies on top of me.
21:30Butterflies inside and out.
21:32She's going to the phone box now.
21:35Why do you be at work?
21:36Neither at all.
21:37Let's celebrate first.
21:39We've got some money now, so...
21:41Let's go get some chips.
21:42Yeah, Guy.
21:43Why?
21:44Larry and Mary's getting a drink.
21:46K-I-F-S-I.
21:47Just hope and pray to the gods of punk that this all goes tits up.
21:51I am a cliché.
21:53I am a cliché.
21:54I am cliché.
21:55I am cliché!
21:56I am cliché, I am cliché.
21:59I am cliché.
22:00I am cliché.
22:01I am cliché.
22:02I am cliché.
22:03I am cliché.
22:04I am cliché, simple.
22:05I am cliché, let's go!
22:06I am cliché, let's go!
22:08Oh, yeah, yeah!
22:09You are my boy who is this lady, you and me!
22:11March on summer and summer, besides×› and Thursday,
22:13Year, year, year, week!
22:14From Assault friends.
22:15Day dilate the ë´¤.
22:16And conseils are anywhere and not to reason for bonuses for the body,
22:20but rain the Member at the meeting.
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