:31:03
I think you're the victim of a practical joke.
:31:10
- I am so sorry.
- It's okay.
:31:17
No.
:31:19
We spoke on the Net last night.
Now you've seen me...
:31:22
I wasn't on the Net last night.
:31:23
Where were you
between 6:45 and 7:00 p.m.?
:31:26
That's really none of your business.
:31:27
- Where were you?
- On the Net, talking to you.
:31:31
- Well, I was talking to someone.
- Someone pretending to be me.
:31:38
I think you were talking to Daniel Woolf.
:31:41
- Who?
- This guy I know. It's him.
:31:44
- No, I was talking to a woman.
- How do you know?
:31:47
Believe me, she was a woman.
I got a huge...
:31:49
She was a... She wasn't, was she?
:31:52
No.
:31:54
What a bastard.
:32:01
How do you know him?
:32:03
I don't really know him.
I took his photograph for a book he wrote.
:32:07
- I hope it sank without a trace.
- It's on its way.
:32:10
There is justice in the world.
:32:13
What's it called?
:32:24
The Aquarium.
:32:25
What a prick! He's advertising.
:32:31
But why would he pretend to be you?
:32:34
I think he likes me.
:32:36
Funny way of showing it.
Can't he send you flowers?
:32:39
Extraordinary thing, the Internet.
:32:41
Possibility of genuine
global communication.
:32:45
The first great democratic medium.
:32:47
Absolutely. It's the future.
:32:50
Two guys wanking in cyberspace.
:32:53
He was the wanker.
:32:56
I'll say this for him, he can write.