:44:02
What about
the shores of Tripoli?
:44:04
Did I say Tripoli?
:44:05
I meant the hills of Montezuma.
:44:08
- That's what you said.
- Such mendacity.
:44:10
- Liar.
- Charlatan.
:44:11
Wait! If he says
he's seen the worid,
:44:13
then he's seen the worid.
Right, Mr Centipede?
:44:18
Right?
:44:19
Well, I used to live between two
pages of National Geographic.
:44:23
Huh?
:44:25
Very informative magazine.
:44:27
Wonderful pictures.
:44:29
You incompetent,
blithering, nitwit.
:44:33
All right, hoppy.
Them's fighting words.
:44:36
Put 'em up. Come on!
:44:39
Give me your best shot!
:44:41
What a good shot.
:44:43
Did you see what he did to me?
:44:46
Hmph! Serves you right.
:44:49
What do we do now?
Which way do we go?
:44:52
It's simple.
We determine our co-ordinates,
:44:53
then use triangulation to chart
a direct route to New York.
:44:57
- Then there's hope!
- Don't be ridiculous.
:44:59
There's no hope at all.
We don't have a compass.
:45:03
We'll never reach New York.
:45:05
We're gonna be
stuck here forever.
:45:07
We're gonna be frozen
like living statues.
:45:10
Dead living statues.
:45:12
No dark hiding places.
:45:14
No cosy leaf in the park.
:45:18
No city where dreams come true.
:45:21
Don't ships have compasses?
:45:23
No doubt. But to brave the icy
waters would mean certain death.
:45:29
Only a fool would do it.
:45:31
Ah-ha!
:45:33
Geronimo!
:45:35
What? What was that?
:45:37
The centipede jumped in!
:45:38
- Huh.
- Good heavens!
:45:40
He's committed pesticide.
:45:41
Oh, this is all my doing.
:45:43
Don't take all the credit.
I helped, too.
:45:45
I have to go after him.
:45:47
Not on your life.
You'll catch your death of cold.
:45:50
But he's my friend.
:45:51
James is right.
Centipede is one of us.
:45:54
Get on my back.
I am going with you.
:45:56
- Take good care of him.
- This, I promise.
:45:59
Stay by the line and when
you feel two tugs, pull us up.