How I Won the War
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:21:03
- Use your initiative.
- I ain't got none.

:21:06
- Come on. Off, Pongo.
- Matelot! Whose bloody side are you on?

:21:09
It's a great gamble for a great stake
and I pray to God that it comes off.

:21:15
- I like a game of cricket myself.
- Don't you know there's a war on, jack?

:21:19
Oh, come on, don't give me that.
The sea has always bred heroes.

:21:23
At the battle of Trafalgar, one of the
French captains had both legs blown off.

:21:28
- And he directed his men to the end.
- I'll see what I can do for you.

:21:32
- More than my job's worth.
- Mount, come on. Juldi/ Drivers, start up!

:21:40
We do have some drivers, don't we?
Well, who drove them on? I did.

:21:49
Clutch in, move gear, pedal down,
clutch out, now all together.

:21:55
Clutch in, move gear,
pedal down, clutch out.

:22:05
Very good.
:22:19
Come on, come on. Give me some speed.
Put that brake on.

:22:24
Clutch. Don't get too near the man in front.
:22:29
It's working.
:22:31
It this absolutely North Africa?
:22:33
Because I'd like you
to have my best boots.

:22:36
I don't want your best boots.
Gear in. Accelerator down. Best boots

:22:40
No, they're good lads.
They'd follow you anywhere.

:22:45
Hark at them, gazing on me
with their trusting little eyes.

:22:49
- Sir.
- Shufty.

:22:51
My feet's wet, sir. Sir, my feet's wet.
:22:56
- It's disgusting. They are manky.
- Well, they're yours.


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