:31:00
Down, Lord.
:31:03
Now concentrate.
:31:13
Palm trees swaying in the breeze...
:31:17
...a smell of ripe papayas...
:31:20
...a blue lagoon, white sand,
golden-skinned girls.
:31:26
Have you got that?
:31:28
Blue lagoon, white sand, golden skin.
:31:33
- They're beautiful, aren't they?
- Are they ever. Oh...
:31:37
How many do you see?
:31:41
14, to be exact. They're wearing
grass skirts and coconut shells.
:31:45
- No, they're not.
- They're not?
:31:47
They're wearing sarongs
and hibiscus blossoms in their hair.
:31:52
Oh?
:31:54
Yes, by George, you're right.
:31:57
Now they take off their sarongs, and they
start washing them in the blue lagoon.
:32:03
Indeed. They...
:32:06
Look, it's no use. I mean,
I really am out of gas, uh, petrol.
:32:11
The tank is completely dry.
:32:13
All right, let's forget Tahiti. Lie back.
:32:22
- You're in Baghdad.
- Baghdad! Now how did I get there?
:32:26
Shh.
:32:34
You're in a bazaar.
:32:37
You see an exotic woman,
with a veil across her face.
:32:42
Big, black, almond eyes.
:32:46
She winks at you. You follow her.
:32:49
She disappears into a palace.
:32:52
There are two Nubian slaves standing
guard, so you climb over the wall.
:32:57
- How high?
- Ten feet.
:32:59
- I'll never make it.
- Try, you must try.