1:04:00
Go ahead.
1:04:05
I thought at first
that bunch over there...
1:04:07
...their mothers were
frightened by gorillas...
1:04:10
...but now I think they were caught.
1:04:12
I think one's Alley Oop...
1:04:15
...from the beads on him.
1:04:16
One of them darn sure is not Oola.
1:04:19
Look like a bunch of refugees
from a gorilla love-in.
1:04:23
-A gorilla couldn't love that.
-Nor could a mother.
1:04:26
I wish you could mate him up
with one of those black wenches.
1:04:31
Oh, now, I don't know about that.
1:04:33
And that's about as low as they come.
1:04:36
He's a biggie.
1:04:37
And they're green.
1:04:39
-No, they're not green, they're white.
-White?
1:04:42
You're colour-blind.
I just got to say that.
1:04:45
Sure like to get some food.
1:04:47
I thought jails were built for
humanity, and that won't quite qualify.
1:04:52
-Wonder where they got those wigs.
-They probably grew them.
1:04:57
-Nothing else would grow on them.
-You know...
1:04:59
...l'm not real hungry at the moment.
1:05:03
You know what I mean?
1:05:05
I saw two of them one time
just kissing away.
1:05:09
Two males. Think of it!
1:05:13
What should we do with them?
1:05:15
I don't know, but I don't think
they'll make the parish line.
1:05:24
Let's split.
1:05:26
Split?
1:05:33
Yes, sir.
1:05:34
It certainly has been nice.
1:05:43
They got fancy bikes.
That's some Yankee queers.
1:05:46
Check the flag on that bike.
1:05:49
It sure is.
1:05:51
I still say they're not going to
make the parish line.
1:05:59
Hey, can I have a ride?