:24:00
That would explain why
there's all these, you know,
:24:03
seemingly spontaneous, worldwide,
innovative leaps in science,
in the arts.
:24:08
You know, like the same results poppin'
up everywhere independent of each other.
:24:14
Some guy on a computer,
he figures something out,
:24:16
and then almost simultaneously, a bunch
of other people all over the world...
:24:20
- figure out the same thing.
- Mm-hmm.
:24:22
They did this study. They isolated
a group of people over time,
:24:26
and they monitored their abilities
at crossword puzzles...
:24:31
in relation to
the general population.
:24:33
And then they secretly gave them
a day-old crossword,
:24:37
one that had already been answered
by thousands of other people.
:24:39
Their scores went up dramatically,
like 20 percent.
:24:43
So it's like once the answers
are out there,
:24:45
you know, people can
pick up on 'em.
:24:48
It's like we're all telepathically
sharing our experiences.
:25:15
I'll get you motherfuckers
if it's the last thing I do.
:25:19
Oh, you're gonna pay
for what you did to me.
:25:22
For every second
I spend in this hellhole,
:25:27
I'll see you spend
a year in living hell!
:25:33
Oh, you fucks are gonna
beg me to let you die.
:25:35
No, no, not yet.
:25:37
I want you cocksuckers
to suffer.
:25:40
Oh, I'll fix your
fuckin' asses, all right.
:25:43
Maybe a long needle
in your eardrum.
:25:46
A hot cigar in your eye.
:25:49
Nothin' fancy.
:25:50
Some molten lead up the ass.
:25:53
Ooh!
:25:56
Or better still,
:25:59
some of that old
Apache shit.