Nine Months
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:18:01
and God knows
what's on there.

:18:04
Hey, honey,
it's the beach people.

:18:06
Oh, hi.
:18:07
This is great. Don't worry.
We didn't bring a kite.

:18:12
How about another one
of them kisses?

:18:16
What's going on?
:18:18
We found her.
:18:20
We've been looking
for her for an hour.

:18:23
Honey, tell the neighbors
to call off the search.

:18:26
You, call the sheriff
before the choppers go up.

:18:29
We're sorry.
Looks like a full house.

:18:32
Party time, then!
:18:33
I'm sorry.
Get back in there.

:18:35
Listen, um, sorry,
and I'm going to take off.

:18:39
You'll be here all weekend,
right?

:18:41
Sounds great.
Good to see you.

:18:47
You didn't tell me
they were coming.

:18:50
They didn't
tell me either.

:18:52
They always
show up uninvited.

:18:54
I hope they don't
spoil your weekend.

:18:57
Oh, no.
:18:58
We'll be fine.
The kids seem adorable.

:19:00
Oh,
they're monsters.

:19:02
They're monsters.
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See, this is why
I don't want kids.

:19:09
[Sean]
It's nonsense.

:19:25
No, what I'm saying is
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I think it's such baloney
and such a cliche

:19:30
that the artist
has to be messed up

:19:33
and have a life
of deprivation,

:19:36
be an alcoholic
or deprived in some way.

:19:39
It's how you use, obviously,
with imagination and passion

:19:42
whatever it is...
:19:43
I love you.
:19:46
Well, that's nice.
:19:49
I think
you're great.

:19:52
Marry me,
Captain Renaldo.

:19:57
Who's
Captain Renaldo?


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