Monkey Business
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:05:02
I like the way it sticks out.
:05:04
- Or is that you?
- Well, you oughta know.

:05:07
It isn´t you.
:05:10
You ought to be going somewhere
in a dress like that.

:05:13
Yeah. Well, l´m glad you like it.
:05:16
Holy smokes!
:05:18
We forgot all about the party.
Why didn´t you remind me?

:05:22
- We´re not going.
- Why not?

:05:24
Well, we´re not going
for a number of reasons.

:05:28
One... when I dance with you,
I want to dance with allofyou.

:05:32
I don´t want your brain to be somewhere else.
:05:35
I know.
:05:36
You´re not often the absent-minded
professor, but you can be a real zombie.

:05:40
- Yeah, I admit it.
- And I don´t want people to see you like that.

:05:44
Now, go on. Sit down and relax, and...
:05:47
be brilliant.
:05:49
Hey.
:05:54
- You know, you´re all right.
- How do you like your eggs?

:05:57
- How did eggs get into the conversation?
- You´re hungry, aren´t you?

:06:03
I´ll fix you something to eat
and call Hank and tell him we´re not coming.

:06:18
- Did you telephone Hank?
- Mm-hm. He wasn´t in. I left a message.

:06:23
Don´t tell me you´ve solved
the formula already.

:06:26
No. No, l´ve had my mind on other things.
:06:29
You´ve been looking forward to
this party for a month, haven´t you?

:06:33
- We´re not even going to discuss it.
- I know that. I was just thinking.

:06:37
- It´s queer about people.
- What about people?

:06:40
- Through no fault oftheir own they get older.
- That´s a profound remark.

:06:43
Well, they do. Something happens to them.
:06:46
Are you referring to me, Barnaby?
:06:48
No, I was thinking ofthe human race.
A pretty sad group.

:06:51
Could you get me some soup plates, darling?
:06:55
If you don´t think the human race
undergoes changes as it matures,

:06:58
I ask you to recall the night
ofthe Everett Winston party.


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