:05:00
Shall I have
a chat with her?
:05:08
Jacob, you were born
under a lucky star.
:05:12
He's the only person
over the age of 7 I know -
:05:14
- who truly believes
the sun rises for his sake.
:05:17
Jacob's mother Bine, whose super
potterywe all know and love, -
:05:22
- has a great story about Jacob.
:05:25
Bine couldn't come tonight.
But that's OK.
:05:27
She wasn't invited.
:05:30
I'm always coming
without being invited.
:05:31
Shut up, you slag!
- Quiet! Jørgen is telling a story.
:05:35
You always give the nail head.
:05:37
You mean
"hit the nail on the head ..."
:05:42
Back to Bine's story. Jacob used
to do quite a bit of horse-riding.
:05:46
And as you most ofyou will know,
we actually met on horseback.
:05:51
I was out running in the park
in a fit of spring fever.
:05:55
Anyway, when Jacob was ten
he reallywanted a horse.
:06:00
Oh, no! Mummy!
:06:02
So off theywent to the stud farm.
- The stud farm? Can I come?
:06:11
On the farm Jacob saw two horses
he just couldn't take his eyes off.
:06:17
One was a beautiful grey gelding,
the otherwas a lovely brown mare.
:06:22
And Bine asked:
"Jacob, which horse would you like?"
:06:25
And Jacob answered,
"That one ... and that one."
:06:30
And so he got them both, because
Jacob always gets what he wants.
:06:36
And now he wants me.
:06:39
And yes, I will marryyou.
:06:42
I'll be with you
for better or forworse, -
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- and I'll bearyour children ...
Well, anything's possible nowadays.
:06:51
Three cheers for my beloved
and future husband.
:06:57
Jacob, long mayyou live!