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Sir.
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Order!
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- Pipe Major.
- Good afternoon, sir. Can I help you?
:30:16
C.O. Wants a word with you.
Oh, certainly, sir. Now?
:30:19
- Right away.
- Yes. It's a pleasure, sir.
:30:22
Attention!
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Stand still, will you? Dozy lot.
:30:30
- Stand out! Right! Corporal.
- Sir.
:30:33
- March 'em off.
- Sir.
:30:37
Attention! Left turn.
And a quick march. Left wheel.
:30:42
Left, right, left, right, left, right!
Get a move on there, you idle, scruffy lot, you!
:30:46
- C.O.?
- With your permission.
:30:49
- March in, Mr. MacLean. March in.
- Oh, thank you, Mr. Riddick.
:30:52
That's just what I'll be doing.
:30:58
You.
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- What are you doing with that?
- Oh, it's tea, sir.
:31:03
What do you suppose
I thought it was? Beer?
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Tea break 1530 hours.
The time now, 1525.
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- Sir.
- In there. Put it on the desk.
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You will not fetch tea until
the proper time. You understand?
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- Sir.
- And wear your hat!
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March out.
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All the pipers are good, sir.
And we'll send along Corporal Fraser.
:31:28
- He's tactful, you know.
- Very good, Pipe Major.
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Thank you, sir. It's, uh
:31:33
It's some time since we had
a subletons' parade of this kind, sir.
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- It isn't only subletons, you understand.
- Oh.
:31:39
- Oh, but surely the senior officers
- The order affects all officers.
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All the officers, sir. I see, sir.
:31:48
Oh, come in, Jimmy.
We've finished.
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- Oh, Pipe Major.
- Yes, sir.
:31:52
One other thing. The windows
of the band block could do with a wash.
:31:55
Oh, aye, sir. I'll mention that to the drum major.
We'll have them seen to straightaway.
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- It's a terrible
- Straightaway.