:19:04
Would you want to?
:19:07
All you hear about nowadays
is people making names.
:19:10
Not things.
:19:19
Sorry, did you want me
to take your picture?
:19:21
No, no.
:19:22
This is a three dimensional
camera.
:19:25
It's meant for photographing
three dimensional subjects.
:19:28
I'm three dimensional
as a matter of fact.
:19:31
It's basically for buildings.
:19:33
I'm not a building.
:19:47
We won't have to waste a minute
stopping for lunch.
:19:51
The trouble with women is,
they try to label you.
:19:53
Put you in a pigeon hole.
:19:56
What they don't realise is
:20:00
that only a pigeon fits
in a pigeon hole.
:20:04
Marriage is all
they ever think about
:20:05
and I'm not going to get married
for at least 40 years.
:20:14
Not that I have anything
against sex.
:20:16
It's contracts I don't like. Promises
of long service and good conduct.
:20:20
Are you a virgin?
:20:21
I thought you were.
I can always tell.
:20:24
Congratulations.
:20:25
I was two years
at the University of Chicago.
:20:28
Studying virgin detection?
:20:31
Only at night school.
Architecture during the day.
:20:34
I always thought American women
would be different.
:20:36
I thought they'd didn't have
inhibitions and it was free love.
:20:41
No?
:20:42
But, no.
:20:43
The nice American girl
may play it cool and modern,
:20:46
but what she wants
is what her grandmother wanted.
:20:50
Your head stuffed and hung
on the living room wall.
:20:55
If you don't want it that way,
you can take yourself elsewhere,
:20:59
speaking quite generally,
of course.