:44:00
They bog up everything
they´re connected with.
:44:02
What a shower!
:44:05
l´ll never forgive the President for
not coming to Churchill´s funeral...
:44:08
...nor sending the vice president.
Rotten bad manners.
:44:11
- Lt was very naughty.
- L quite agree.
:44:14
A typically stupid, appalling
and unnecessary mistake.
:44:18
- What can you expect?
- Still beefing?
:44:20
Give them a chance.
They´ve not been in the business...
:44:23
...of leading the world
as long as Britain was.
:44:25
You continue to astonish me,
old chum.
:44:29
l should thought
if anyone took a point of...
:44:31
Now what?
:44:34
Miss Pegg wants to know
if the netball´s fixed.
:44:37
Miss who?
:44:38
Barbara Pegg.
Miss Pegg, Sir.
:44:40
Here you are, Fernman.
:44:42
Thank you, Sir.
:44:44
What´s going on in
this classroom of yours?
:44:47
Suburban formality? Lt´s a bit
foreign in this neck of the woods.
:44:51
Some sort of experiment
in culture for the masses?
:44:54
lt´s an elementary
experiment in courtesy.
:44:57
And do we ignorant critters
have to follow suit?
:45:00
- Please yourself.
- Thank goodness for that!
:45:03
Do you object to being
taught manners by one of the boys?
:45:07
l don´t expect to be taught
by those morons.
:45:09
So long as we learn,
it doesn´t matter who teaches us.
:45:12
Good afternoon, everybody.
:45:18
Now we´re talking.
:45:23
Nothing like payday.
:45:24
By the way, your museum visit
has been approved.
:45:28
lf anything goes wrong,
the school suffers.
:45:31
Nothing will go wrong, sir.