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00:00Meet the gang, cos the boys are here, the boys to entertain you.
00:09With music and laughter to help you on your way, to raising the rafters with a hey, hey, hey.
00:15With songs and sketches and jokes on anew, with us about you and Phil Blue.
00:21So meet the gang, cos the boys are here, the boys to entertain you.
00:26B-O-B-O-Y-S, boys, to entertain you.
00:45Tonight is very special night.
00:48Once every week, our glorious British king give to Tommy Atkins three bottles of holy British water known as beer.
00:57And when British soldier boy get beer, oh-ho, there is such happiness.
01:02And in the evening, they gather together for a lovely British custom, which they are calling Get Stinking.
01:09And while they are doing Get Stinking ceremony, they are singing Get Stinking songs.
01:14Like, roll out battle, let us have other one, and roll me over, do it again, please.
01:22And this is very special Get Stinking song, because Colonel Sob says it has two meanings.
01:28And when they are not singing, they are talking about blighty or talking about sexy.
01:33All right, well, cheers.
01:37Cheers.
01:38Cheers.
01:38Cheers.
01:40Here.
01:42Did I ever tell you about my landlady in Barrow-in-Furnace?
01:45The one that fancied you and sat on your bed?
01:47Yeah, that's right.
01:48Oh, it's a fairy story, is it?
01:49You're so butch.
01:53All right, get them chai, sir.
01:55Get out.
01:56Clear off.
01:57Why are you saying get out?
01:59My chai is much more clean than your nerdy puggle party.
02:02Get out.
02:02Get out.
02:03Hey, you damn native.
02:05Do not be insulting our beautiful British pigs here.
02:08Warnch I to.
02:09Warnch I to.
02:09Tell me.
02:10Tell me.
02:10Here, wangie, what's that to them in Bajos?
02:12I will be saying, sir.
02:14Eh, puttala.
02:15Eh, puttala.
02:15Eh, puttala.
02:16Kya, puttala.
02:17Ah, sushte vanderatum.
02:19Huh?
02:19Huh?
02:20I tell the cook that he is lazy monkey, and he do this.
02:24Thanks, Randy.
02:26Ah, well.
02:27Cheers.
02:28Cheers.
02:29Cheers.
02:29That is a terrible, terrible drink.
02:36Now, now, here is something to make you happy.
02:38All right, now.
02:39Egg, banjo, and chips.
02:41Thanks, Randy.
02:41Yeah, it lasts.
02:42Oh, thanks.
02:43Now.
02:45There.
02:46These ain't chips.
02:49They're sweet potato chips.
02:51Hmm?
02:51They're nothing like chips.
02:52Not even with vinegar.
02:54All chips, sweet potato chips, now they sell.
02:57No, lovely boys, do not get up.
03:00I is not inspecting you.
03:02Just seeing that the canteen contractors is doing their job.
03:05Nothing is too good for you boys.
03:08Here he is, fighting for your country, and depraved of the immensities of celibization.
03:13Like, good beer and women.
03:17We's got to see you is taking care of, haven't we?
03:19Heat up your egg, banjo, lovely boy.
03:21Give them muscles something to bite on.
03:24Look after them, bearer.
03:25What's that?
03:25See that there sweet potato chips is nice and crisp.
03:30What is that, Mrs. Harb?
03:31If I had my way, dear, there'd always be the bird and the roses.
03:40What's got into him?
03:41Come on, Randy.
03:45Give us a gem.
03:45Oh, Harb, this is secret.
03:48So I will tell only you.
03:50Sergeant Major Harb is in love.
03:52Oh-ho-ho-ho-ho.
03:54Oh-ho-ho-ho-ho.
03:55Love?
03:56Yes, Harb.
03:57Who'd fall in love with him?
03:58Beautiful Chinese girl, Harb, with face like willow-patterned plate.
04:01You mean shiny, flat and blue?
04:04No, Lofty.
04:05He means that her face is delicate and finely chiseled.
04:08Hey, it's not that Chinese bit that works for Mrs. Woody Love Evans, eh?
04:12The very same one, Harb.
04:13And I think Sergeant Major Harb wants to take her to temple
04:16and make promise to love and to be honourable and heaven knows what else.
04:21Tomorrow, he's going to ask Colonel Harb for wedding cheaty.
04:25If you were the only girl in the world, you will be very busy.
04:31That's it. Look, if we transfer that sum to the Army Benevolent Fund,
04:34the whole thing will look correct and above board.
04:36Then what do we do with this sum?
04:38Buy a couple of bottles of gin and call it stock.
04:41I see.
04:42It's damn hot, isn't it, sir?
04:45Yes, yes.
04:46Punkerwoller!
04:47Jeldy, get that punker thing corralled.
04:49It's getting dashed garum in here.
04:50Sir, I was wondering, sir,
05:06if I could have a word with you in private
05:07on a private matter, sir.
05:10Yes, yes, of course.
05:10Shall I disappear?
05:13Oh, no, no, sir.
05:13It's nothing secret.
05:15As a matter of fact, sir,
05:16I was thinking of...
05:19Well, to put it in a nutshell, sir,
05:21I was thinking of getting married.
05:24Ah, see.
05:25Have we got a form that covers that sort of thing?
05:27I don't think so, sir.
05:30Well, I'd better ask you a few questions, then.
05:35Have you been married before?
05:37No, sir.
05:37The harm you always come first.
05:39Of course.
05:40Now, you realise that marriage is supposed to last for life.
05:43You're quite certain
05:44that the attraction you feel for the lady of your choice
05:47is not just sort of, um, physical?
05:49What, sir?
05:51Physical.
05:54You mean, like exercises?
05:55Oh, no.
05:58Well, um...
05:59Who is it, by the way?
06:02She is outside now, sir,
06:03and I would be honoured if you met her.
06:05Oh, John, could you bring her in for you?
06:06He wants to see you.
06:09Now, don't be scared.
06:10Oh, Bera, you better come in and translate.
06:12I just had made this up.
06:13Come on, he won't hurt you.
06:14This is her, sir.
06:16Ling Su.
06:17How do you do, Ling Su?
06:18How do you do?
06:19Awfully muggy, isn't it?
06:21Yes, well, uh...
06:22I'll get these details off to someone or other,
06:24and I'm sure there won't be any snags.
06:26Would you like to ask any questions?
06:28The girl's up, or take it up.
06:29You could so well put the monk, though.
06:31Well, sure, too new.
06:33That's a...
06:34The girl's up.
06:35She say that she is a virgin.
06:38Oh, really, yes.
06:40Good.
06:42I don't think I need to put that down, actually.
06:45Sergeant Major Tunnel.
06:49Girl, sir, she say is Sergeant Major Sarb also virgin?
06:57You know how it is, sir?
06:58Yes, yes, of course.
07:00Tell her he has been married.
07:02Sarb.
07:03I will tell Sergeant Major Sarb to...
07:05Shady Nick here.
07:08Yes, you can't do that in a battery office.
07:10Oh, don't worry about that, Sergeant Major.
07:11Well, look, we'll let you know as soon as we hear.
07:13As I...
07:17About her...
07:18We'll go now.
07:20That is her salute, sir.
07:22Of course.
07:22She's a lovely girl, sir, isn't she?
07:27Gee, he's sat in the inside, Sergeant Major.
07:28Oh, isn't that nice, Ashford?
07:38I think it's the bitter end.
07:39What do you mean?
07:40Well, look at her.
07:41She's a beautiful, childlike, gentle girl.
07:44What on earth does she see in that awful, coarse, noisy, hairy ape?
07:48Put yourself together, Ashford.
07:50I can't help it, sir.
07:51Two years I've been stuck out here in this damn place,
07:53with the heat and the flies and no ladies.
07:56But then he walks in with that lovely girl.
07:58It's too much.
08:00If you want to know, I'm jealous.
08:01Oh, steady on, Ashford.
08:02Think of your wife back home in Richmond.
08:05I mean, you can't compare her with that girl.
08:08Oh, yes, I can, sir.
08:09But that's what's making me jealous.
08:12There's always be an England.
08:16Sergeant Major, here is your beautiful belt,
08:18made snowy white with bags of bull.
08:21Thank you, Vera.
08:22I must look my best tonight.
08:23I'm seeing her father again.
08:24Sir, do you think her father will let you marry his beautiful daughter?
08:28Oh, that's all fixed up.
08:29Tonight, you're going to start teaching me his business.
08:31He runs a Chinese restaurant, you know.
08:34And you know, Vera, when all his lot's over,
08:36I've taken him back home
08:38and we're going to open a little Chinese restaurant in Pontypreth.
08:42William's the Ching, I'll call it.
08:45But Sergeant Major, sir,
08:46what about your Welsh widow woman
08:48who has the pub and who's doing this?
08:51Why is she waiting for you?
08:54Oh, I'll see her, all right.
08:56She can advertise on the back of our menus.
08:59I might even give a special rate.
09:02She comes like a million-dollar trooper
09:06Trying hard to look like Gary Cooper
09:10Super-duper
09:11Oh, Sergeant Major Saab
09:16isn't that this beautiful place?
09:18Ah, of course, sir.
09:18My place in Ponty won't be as big as this to start with,
09:21but we'll expand like, you know.
09:23Mr. Su.
09:25How are you, buddy?
09:26How's he shape in there?
09:28My man, he come to learn trick of trade.
09:31He said today he teach you all about the kitchen.
09:36Well, that's the place to start, I reckon.
09:38Come on, Lotus Blossom.
09:39He said the young girl not allowed in the kitchen.
09:42We'll have to have a little chat about that
09:44before we get to Pontypris, won't we?
09:48So this is where it all goes on, is it?
09:52It's funny-looking stuff.
09:53Doesn't smell bad, though.
09:54Saab, it is not permitted for me to eat this food.
09:57Why is that religion?
09:58No, Saab, doctor.
09:59Saab, he said that today you stand here,
10:05waiter bring the other,
10:06and then you put the food on the tray.
10:09You cut.
10:10Noodle?
10:11Noodle.
10:13Bean shoot?
10:13Bean shoot.
10:16Chop sui?
10:16Chop sui.
10:20Sloop?
10:21Sloop.
10:23Lice?
10:24Lice?
10:25No, no, rice, sir.
10:26Lice, very nice.
10:27Chow mein.
10:29Chow mein?
10:30What is chow mein?
10:31That is chow, Saab.
10:34Something yawned.
10:36No, Saab, he said not use real chow bow wow now.
10:41I should have not.
10:43Substitute chow.
10:44I see.
10:44Or smelly goat.
10:47King prawn.
10:48King prawn?
10:49Oh, king prawn.
10:51It's more like a shrimp to me.
10:52He's just told waiter to put on the menu,
10:59Prince of Wales prawn.
11:02Mushroom?
11:03Mushroom?
11:05Water chestnut?
11:06Well, look, Mr. Su,
11:07I'll never remember all this lot.
11:08Tell him.
11:08So take it to me.
11:10Come.
11:10Stay down.
11:11We also see him.
11:11We'll see him.
11:12Same time.
11:14He said not to worry.
11:15Hold on by numbers.
11:17One, two, three, four.
11:21One, two, three, four.
11:24No, stop in Chinese, Chinese.
11:25Chinese!
11:261.
11:271.
11:282.
11:29R.
11:30R.
11:313.
11:323.
11:334.
11:345.
11:355.
11:366.
11:377.
11:38Cheese.
11:39No, 7.
11:40Cheese.
11:418.
11:428.
11:439.
11:4410.
11:45Again, son!
11:461.
11:472.
11:483.
11:494.
11:506.
11:506.
11:516.
11:517.
11:528.
11:529.
11:5310.
11:54Again sir!
11:55Again!
11:56I-I-SAN-Si-WO-LU-C-I-F-I-D-O-S-H-I-S-H-I-S-H-I!
12:01Who's that?
12:03Sir, that means restaurant open.
12:05It must be quick, innit?
12:07What's that?
12:08Sir, this is the order.
12:09Order?
12:10Nah, sir.
12:12Well that's all in Chinese.
12:15Si, sir, wu, took him, sir.
12:18Yeah, you translate.
12:19Open sir, I can't read the Chinese.
12:21Si, sir, wu, si, sir.
12:23Which one are?
12:25No, no.
12:27No, no, no.
12:29Wait a minute, wait a minute.
12:31This one, right?
12:35This one, a bit more of that.
12:43Come, I'll show you.
12:45There you are, see?
12:47What does that mean?
12:49Sergeant Batesov, that means you be cloakroom attendant.
12:53Oh, oh, oh, Limehouse Blue.
13:00Time's a real Limehouse Blue.
13:02Show going well tonight, Sergeant Batesov.
13:04They're doing the Limehouse Blue, isn't it?
13:06Oh, you're Limehouse Blue.
13:09You're going to be down.
13:19Show finishing now, sir.
13:21About time, too.
13:22It's a load of rubbish.
13:28Anything you're doing, get on with them shoes.
13:30The King, sir, the King.
13:34Oh, Sergeant Major Sarbit.
13:36It makes one so proud to be British.
13:40It is so moving.
13:41And when audiences hear it, they can hardly wait for the end
13:45before rushing to the exit, so no one will see the tears in their eyes.
13:49Do you think it's important, Gloria?
13:50I'm sure it is.
13:51We should have changed first.
13:52There isn't time.
13:53Oh, Gloria, sir.
13:54If you're so handsome, I'd like to get you on a slow boat to China.
14:07Oh, you.
14:08What the hell do you think you're on Bombardier?
14:12Well, you...
14:13Shut up!
14:15How dare you decimate that parade ground by mincing across it dressed up like a tart?
14:19And roll them sleeves down.
14:20Don't you want to catch malaria?
14:23I can't roll them down.
14:25It's a dress.
14:27Shut up. What do you want?
14:28Well, you see, we're just finishing the show and this Chinaman came backstage
14:31and, er, he gave me this note to give to you.
14:34He said it was a matter of life and death, so we brought it straight round.
14:38Shut up.
14:40You will find no happiness with Ling Su, only death.
14:44Come here.
14:45You trying to make a fool out of me who wrote this?
14:48Honestly, Sergeant Major, it was given to us by a real-life Chinaman.
14:51Sergeant Major, sir, is it signed?
14:53Well, it's just an inkblot on the bottom.
14:54If you'll permit me, Sergeant Major, sir.
14:56Oh, Sergeant Major, sir, this is not blood.
15:00This is signed of black scorpion.
15:02What does that mean?
15:03It is a tongue.
15:04What's a tongue?
15:05Chinese secret society.
15:07You mean like the buffaloes?
15:08Shut up!
15:10See, Sergeant Major, sir, before you quoted your plight to the enchanting Ling Su,
15:14she had another suitor called Cho Hong, and he was of the family of black scorpion.
15:18She is a family of red scorpion, and it is written that only a scorpion can marry a scorpion.
15:23Oh, Sergeant Major, sir, you are in terrible danger.
15:26Twaddle.
15:27A Chinaman walking in this camp and trying to kill me, I should co-co.
15:30This goes in a waste-pail to a basket for a start.
15:34Oh, it's a tongue!
15:36Oh, it isn't just a knife.
15:38Sergeant Major, sir, there is one message.
15:40What's it say?
15:41Oh, sir, it say, before dawn breaks, you will die.
15:46Move yourself!
15:51You!
15:52Did you see a Chinaman?
15:53Yes.
15:58What do you look like?
16:03Yellow.
16:05Would you know him again if you saw him?
16:07I mean, they all look alike to me.
16:12Oh!
16:18I would not get a plate of proper chips, eh?
16:21Me too.
16:22My mum, she makes smashing chips.
16:24Why, these sweet potato chips are horrid.
16:26Oh, bad.
16:27I'm going to have some more when I finish this lot.
16:29Oh, it beats me where he puts it all.
16:31It's a garnet.
16:32I don't know what you're complaining about.
16:35Gub's a gub.
16:37Millions of people in India are starving.
16:39There's not enough food to go round.
16:42I somehow feel that your presence in India isn't helping the situation.
16:46Oh!
16:50All right, men.
16:51Stand easy.
16:54Now, pay attention, chaps.
16:56Oh, by the way, the show was jolly good tonight.
16:58Oh, thanks very much, sir.
16:59He's absolutely first class.
17:01Very good indeed, yes.
17:02Now, what was I going to say?
17:03Oh, yes, of course.
17:05Now, someone has made a threat on the life of Sergeant Major Williams.
17:09Anyone we know, sir?
17:13It seems that Sergeant Major Williams has got mixed up with the tongs.
17:16What was he doing?
17:17Poking the fire, sir?
17:22That's terribly fun, isn't it?
17:25Put yourself together, Ashwood.
17:26This is six.
17:27I'm awful, sorry, sir.
17:30Now, the tongs is a secret Chinese society,
17:32and apparently they want to kill the Sergeant Major.
17:35If that's what they're up to, I'll join them tomorrow.
17:37So, I want an armed guard to watch the Sergeant Major all night.
17:41So, you'd better get your rifles.
17:43Bomby of Beaumont, you will be in charge of the armed guard.
17:46Yes, sir.
17:47You'd better go and change that dress.
17:49What other one would you like me to put on?
17:51Uniform, the Colonel, means uniform.
17:54You'd better change, too, Gunner, Gunner, so you won't be mistaken for a Chinaman.
18:00What shall I put on, sir?
18:02Uniform, then, he will not be mistaken for a soldier neither.
18:04Move his hand! Move his hand!
18:07Move it! Move it!
18:08Move it!
18:09Move it!
18:10Move it!
18:11Move it!
18:12Move it!
18:13Move it!
18:14Move it!
18:15Move it!
18:16Move!
18:17Move it!
18:18All right.
18:19All right.
18:20Let's go.
18:22Justいい prender!
18:23I'm begging your pardon, sir, but I does not need a bunch of poofs to guard me.
18:51I was quite capable of looking after myself, and I was not afraid of no China man.
18:55I appreciate how you feel, Sergeant Major, but we can't take any risks.
18:58We think a lot of you, you know.
19:00You'd better stay all night in the battery office, it's easier to guard.
19:03And get anything you want to make yourself comfortable.
19:05I'll just slip into my gym shoes, if you don't mind, sir.
19:07I don't fancy sitting up all night in my boots.
19:09Right.
19:09Bearer, get Sergeant Major's gym shoes, will you?
19:11Atchakana, sir.
19:13Oh, Sergeant Major, sir, after those heavy boots, this will bring such relief.
19:18All right, well, just tap the sand out, Bearer, will you?
19:21Atchakana.
19:23Do not worry, Sergeant Major, sir.
19:29It is totally dead.
19:31Thank goodness.
19:32It's dead, Ashwood.
19:33Well, you couldn't expect it to live long inside the Sergeant Major's gym.
19:36And the note says, before dawn breaks, you will die.
19:52That is totally correct.
19:54May bol rao, Rangie.
19:55Those Chinese men are very slinky.
19:58B'hotkrab, if I was in Sergeant Major boots, I would run like hell.
20:03You're a ruddy fool.
20:05Only Sergeant Major Saabs do not run away.
20:08It is not the code.
20:09Chawala, eat around.
20:11Hey, you are being summoned into the presence of the Colonel, sir.
20:14Now, do not forget your P and Q.
20:16No, I will watch them very carefully, Rangie.
20:20Sergeant.
20:21Chawala, I want you to stand by to serve tea all night.
20:24Yes, Colonel, sir.
20:25I will dispense my mostly enchanted tea at all times.
20:28Well, I have a cup now.
20:29I'm parched.
20:31Sergeant Major, stand away from the window.
20:32You two, move by desk, will you?
20:35Yes, ma'am.
20:35A little more room.
20:37As quick as you can.
20:39There's your lads.
20:40You better sit down, then you won't make such a large target.
20:45Right.
20:46Settle down.
20:47Now, pay attention, chaps.
20:48Two attempts have already been made on the Sergeant Major's life.
20:51And there's no saying where these Chinese Johnnies will strike next.
20:54So you must keep a good lookout.
20:56They may try anything.
20:57They might even try poison.
21:00That's a point.
21:00I mean, they may even have slipped something into the child.
21:06So no one must drink the tea until...
21:08Are you all right, Ashwood?
21:12Yes, I think so, sir.
21:14Oh, that's all right, then.
21:15You can drink the tea, chaps.
21:18Oh, my godfathers!
21:21Good God, is he?
21:23I went to sit down and there wasn't a chair there.
21:27Pull yourself together, Ashwood.
21:30All right, Sergeant Major, if there's anything you want, just let us know.
21:34Bromfield, Beaumont?
21:35Yes, sir.
21:35You're in charge.
21:37Carry on.
21:38Carry on.
21:41Do you know what he said?
21:42I'm in charge.
21:45Gunners, Clark and Evans, keep a sharp lookout.
21:48Gunners, Macintosh, keep a lookout out that window.
21:50The old guards will be on the lookout and on the alert at all times for Chinamen and things.
21:58There.
21:59That's that thing, too, then.
22:04What the hell do you think you were doing?
22:06I'm looking after you.
22:08The colonel put me in charge.
22:09Shut up.
22:12The colonel said you've got to keep sitting down.
22:13Don't judge me!
22:16Why is in charge here and I do not need a bunch of poofs to wet-nurse me all night?
22:21Excuse me, Sergeant Major Sarp, but I have a message from the enchanting Ling Su.
22:25Why did you tell me before?
22:26Because I did not wish to speak in front of Colonel Sarp.
22:29She say her father has plans for your safety as long as you can get through the night.
22:34That's going to be difficult.
22:37Will this lot guard in me?
22:39Beaumont?
22:40Sergeant Major.
22:43Excuse me.
22:44If I may suggest something, Sergeant Major, a thought has just occurred to me.
22:50Thank you, Professor Enstein.
22:53There will now be five minutes' silence while the mighty brain of La-Di-Da-Gonna Graham ticks over.
23:00I look at it this way, Sergeant Major.
23:01They've already tried to kill you with a knife and a scorpion.
23:04Now, if we can work out all the different permutations on methods of dispatching you,
23:09then we can anticipate them.
23:10Well, in the Sherlock Holmes story, The Speckled Band,
23:15a poisonous snake came down the bell rope.
23:20Thank you, Beaumont.
23:21If I requires the butler during the night, I will not use the bell rope.
23:26They could use a poison dart, sir, through a blowpipe.
23:30Well done, clever boy.
23:32But they could not get near enough.
23:34They might use a very long blowpipe and a Chinaman with a big puff.
23:42I did not think of that one, Lofty.
23:45McIntosh.
23:45Sergeant Major.
23:46Can you see a Chinaman out there lurking with a 50-foot pipe?
23:52No sign of anybody, Sergeant Major.
23:54How strange.
23:55I thought the place would be teaming with them.
23:57I never heard such one in my life!
24:00You!
24:01We're only trying to help, Sergeant.
24:02Shut up!
24:03We should consider all possibilities, Sergeant Major.
24:05All possibilities, Sergeant Major.
24:07You!
24:07I ask you, how could they get near enough to use a blowpipe?
24:12Oh.
24:17These Chinese are very clever, Sergeant Major.
24:21Well, these Chinese are very clever, Sergeant Major.
24:25I tell you this, Mr. Laity Dog on a gram.
24:27They is not as clever as I am!
24:31Hey, Vera.
24:32How?
24:32Get that flit gun.
24:33This place is even with mosquitoes.
24:35Watch us out and make it up!
24:37Oh!
24:37Oh!
24:37Oh!
24:37Oh!
24:38Oh!
24:38Oh!
24:38Oh!
24:38Oh!
24:39That's enough!
24:40That's enough!
24:40That's enough!
24:41Right, you better load your rifles, I suppose.
24:43Get the ammunition box, Beaumont.
24:45Yes, sir.
24:45Randy, hold my gun.
24:46Watch us out!
24:51What's the matter now?
24:53It's very heavy.
24:55Out the way, out the way!
24:57If I caught a Chinaman with a blowpipe, I'd ram it right down his gob!
25:01I'd ram it right down his gob!
25:02Ooh!
25:02Ooh!
25:03Ooh!
25:03Ooh!
25:04Ooh!
25:04Ooh!
25:05Ooh!
25:05Ooh!
25:06Ooh!
25:06Ooh!
25:07Ooh!
25:07Ooh!
25:08Ooh!
25:08Ooh!
25:09Ooh!
25:09Ooh!
25:10Yes, yes!
25:11All right, Sergeant Major, all clear.
25:13You can come out now.
25:16Morning, gentlemen.
25:17Morning, Sergeant Major.
25:18No sign of any Chinaman?
25:20No, sir.
25:21They asked to get up pretty early in the morning to catch me out.
25:24Ah!
25:25Ah!
25:26Ah!
25:27Ah!
25:28Ah!
25:29Ah!
25:30That is enough to sew right through the boards.
25:34The Chinese fiends.
25:36Hey, sir.
25:37My 15-year-old experience tells me that this job can be done.
25:40And that is not Chinaman.
25:42Dry rot.
25:43Ha!
25:43Ha!
25:44Ha!
25:45It's in the spring...
25:46...
25:48...
25:49...
25:50...
25:52...
25:53go away to secret place in the hills where you'll be married her father has made all
25:58arrangements and has car waiting i'll have to ask the colonel for leave colonel sabka permission
26:06leger judica lee thai okamu lai tabo where well i sab she say if you go with her you will never
26:14be able to return here again well that'll make me a deserter some deserter bonga i got whoppers in
26:22here yeah tire she won wall tire come one eye she say that if you love her you will go with her
26:31of course i love her you tell her that i just saw so you made us about good boy piaka
26:37oh well she won war war time male danta she say that her love for you will remain as long as the
26:48moon and the stars are in the heavens she will go now to the temple and wait for 10 minute if you
26:54do not then come her father will make her leave without you
27:07sergeant may just have what to do huh what to do she is offering you lifetime of happiness and
27:13enchantment you see that bearer that took me 20 years to get that that's the only thing i ever wanted
27:25till now bombardier beaumont we're going back to camp get the men fell in man
27:37never called us that before sir and beaumont sergeant major just for once try and act like a soldier
27:49will you i'll try sir as if i can do it boy so can you
27:55you know there's an old hindu proverb which say that when the heart is full it is time for tears
28:07happiness is as the butterfly if you can catch it in your hand you must either let it fly away
28:15or keep it or keep it and watch it die
28:29so
28:41you
28:43The boys are boys to entertain you.
29:13The boys are boys to entertain you.
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