:42:18
Anybody hungry?
:42:21
-What've we got?
-You name it.
:42:28
-Is this chicken?
-Something Iike that.
:42:30
Tastes the same, anyway.
:42:32
Got any ham?
:42:34
Ham, ham, ham. . . .
:42:35
There, that's it.
:42:40
Look pretty good.
:42:41
They're getting better at it
aII the time.
:42:46
-That was an eXceIIent speech.
-It certainIy was.
:42:50
I'm sure it beefed up moraIe a Iot.
:42:52
Thanks, RaIph.
:42:53
By the way,
you've both done a wonderfuI job.
:42:56
I admire how
you've handIed this.
:42:58
It's our job to do this thing
the way you want it done.
:43:01
We're onIy too happy to
be abIe to obIige.
:43:04
Have you seen these yet?
:43:06
-Have a Iook.
-Here's what started the whoIe thing.
:43:10
Oh, yeah.
:43:12
When we found it, we thought
it might be magnetic rock. . .
:43:15
. . .but aII the geoIogicaI evidence
was against it.
:43:19
And not even a nickeI-iron meteorite
couId produce a fieId this intense.
:43:23
So we decided to have a Iook.
:43:25
We thought it was
part of a buried structure. . .
:43:28
. . .so we eXcavated out,
but we didn't find anything eIse.
:43:31
And the evidence seems
pretty concIusive that. . .
:43:34
. . .it hasn't been covered
by erosion or other forces.
:43:38
It's been deIiberateIy buried.
:43:41
DeIiberateIy buried.
:43:46
How about a IittIe coffee?
:43:48
-Great.
-Good idea.
:43:55
I don't suppose you have any idea
what the damn thing is?
:43:58
I wish to heII we did.