:42:01
I could spare half a dozen
of you...
:42:02
Alright, that'll do.
:42:04
...easier than I can spare him.
:42:04
What do you say now, huh?
:42:06
That'll do, for Christ sake.
:42:07
Still, I think it shows dash.
:42:07
Drag him off.
:42:09
That's enough, kid.
:42:11
You got him.
:42:11
Give the boy some time, we'll
settle with a good dust up.
:42:38
McGloin? How would that head
look without the ears and nose on it?
:42:44
You'd better leave that head
alone, Bill.
:42:45
The lads!
:42:47
I think I'm gonna trim the beak
and the ears off that head.
:42:51
Make a nice pot of soup out of
that head.
:42:54
You can find a tastier head
than that, Bill.
:42:56
There are more of us coming off
the ships each day.
:42:56
I ain't got no stomach
for an Irish stew.
:43:00
I heard 15,000 Irish a week.
:43:02
The mighty McGloin.
:43:04
Almost fish hooked by
a sprat.
:43:05
And we're afraid of the Natives!
:43:09
Get all of us together...
:43:10
....we ain't got a gang..
:43:12
...we got an army.
:43:13
And all we need is a spark. One
spark, to wake us all up.
:43:16
On the seventh day the Lord rested.
:43:18
But before that He did...
:43:19
...He squatted over the side
of England...
:43:21
...and what came out of him?
Ireland!
:43:25
No offense, son.
:43:26
None taken, sir.
:43:28
I grew up here.
:43:29
AllI ever knew of Ireland was in
the talk of others in the asylum.
:43:34
From which part of that
excrementitous island were your
forebares spawn?
:43:35
It was me who played you false.
:43:39
I've been told Carrey.
:43:39
I'd take it back if I could.
:43:40
Take it back?
:43:41
But I lost proof of it in my
language in the asylum.
:43:44
I was raised in a similar
establishment myself.
:43:46
Johnny, I ought to kill you!
:43:48
Everything you see belongs to
me, to degree or another.
:43:51
But beggars, quick thieves,
here in Paradise..
:43:54
...gymmills, blind tigers on
the waterfront...
:43:58
...anglers and the musers. The
she-he's and the chinks.