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Yes? - Excuse me.|- Go on. - Here is the post.|- Put it on the desk, miss. Well? I've been recalled. I was wondering if you could help me. - I'd like to ask for an exemption.|- Why? I just got married.|And it's spring. Well, that's not it ...|It just seems so unnecessary. What would it be like|if everybody thought like that? These are troubled times. We|must all do our bit for our country. This spring is the busiest period|in our department. We won't lose any sleep.|You'll make a fearsome soldier. And you'll have a chance to show|how indispensible you are to us. Snotty little twerp! The Under-Secretary|of Defence, please. Mum? I had a bit of a late night.|I spent the night at Else's. No, it was fun.|It was Else's idea. What? Yes, Else is fine. Take care.|I'll be home for dinner. Goggen? ls this you? Yes.|This is the boy hero in person. I've been prepared|since the nappy phase. Have you seen this one? Goggen Rask,|the youngest member of the gang. This was when I won World War II. - What's that?|- My granddad was a boundary post. He was a gutsy guy. It was passed on from him.|From father to son ... - Damn!|- How nice, Goggen. It's time to get the|old lumbago going again. Can I do the brake lining? Better learn to polish before you|try your hand at mechanics. Botolph! There's a letter for you. Hi! I've been dreaming of you again.|About your voice, your eyes ... Tell that to Bredesen. He's been|waiting for you for an hour. - He who waits ...|- It's only ten o'clock. Nice of you to pop in. We're|in the middle of the sales season. We're about to market|our latest sensation. The fountain for the Norwegian home. I was planning to start with Oslo|and surroundings. Then Sørland, - - then Oppland. And we'll finish|it off with Møre and Romsdal. Get in your office and start working! What am I going to do about this? "Clean and with short hair ..." "Military service."|I might have known. Every time I have a new sensation,|something is wrong with you. I'm stuck with 600 boxes of rotating|toothbrushes because of you! I had chicken pox. Babies get chicken pox!|Deal with this. Otherwise, I'll hire a new salesman. Turned down?|It doesn't make sense. I guess the ministry|found out that ... - They never asked me.|- You know, Lars ... All I know is that I haven't|sowed the potatoes yet. And we haven't planted the turnips. - Don't blame me.|- Aren't you a civil servant? - Yes, but I can't help it if ...|- God help you if our farm goes bust. I'll speak to the major. I don't think people|know patriotism any more. They dance in the streets on May 17th|and drink to king and country. But if you venture to recall them|for service, see what happens. Amazing that the nation can exist|with so many sick people. These have been turned down. Here's the happy grenadier. 1125116/48, Rask. I presume my exemption|has come through? 2511 6?|It's been turned down. It's nice to see a man with a sense|of humour in the military. You were exempted|five times in a row. In 1954, you had your appendix out.|In 1956, your tonsils. And last year you had your appendix|removed a second time. You are to serve in communications|as a telephone operator. But I'm deaf as a post. - Record office, Captain Bjerke.|- Have you got my record? Rieber-Larsen?|One moment, I'll have a look. No, it's been turned down. {y:i}Our ships contribute more money to|{y:i}society than your scout troop costs. Most interesting. You are to|report at the appointed time. This is my record.|Talk about a black book. Ten days' detention|because of absenteeism. Four months without leave|because of insubordination. You can't call up a slacker like me. You will report|at the appointed time. You have been made a corporal. - Is this where you get an exemption?|- Yes. Just pop in there. - Is it about an exemption?|- Yes. I'm 46762, Johansen. Not granted. - You will serve as a cook.|- I'm a car mechanic. We already have a car mechanic.|Every man in his right place. Is the other guy a car mechanic|in civil life? - No, he's a cook.|- I see. The only thing we haven't got|is a bugler. I've never seen such a poor lot. It's sacrilege to put uniforms|on those slobs. What's this? Could it be the|Minister of Defence? How do you do?|My name is Rieber-Larsen. - Where do I ...?|- The hut over there. Why do I get all the dregs? Come in! I'm 33, Uppengen. How about some leave? Next. - Do you feel well?|- Yes. Or ... Next. - Do you feel well?|- I've got medical certificates ... You can never have|too many of those. Next. - So, you have two appendixes?|- Not any more. Stand still! When I see a pretty sister like you,|I feel like being your big brother. One feels so relieved after|such a thorough medical check-up. There you are. Let's see how tall we are. - 5.7.|- Is that all? Oh, that's right.|I've got my short legs on today. You must be 36-26-39. Get on with it, Nurse Bitten. I'm terribly underweight.|Want to weigh me down tonight? 59 kilos. There you are. Next. Speed things up a bit, Doctor.|The handing out of kit is at three. Want to go for a relaxing drive? Maybe some other time. I'd like to free you now, Delilah,|but the depot beckons. - Could you show us the way?|- I'm going in the same direction. These trousers must be too big.|They're a size 7. - Give him a smaller pair.|- This is a 4. We only have sizes 7 and 4. I'd like to look at a pair|that's snug at the hips. This is too small. I need a 59. Pull up your legs|and you're a turtle. Here's Louis Armstrong.|I can't play, but I got sheet music. - Is this free?|- Sure. This is purely a financial|operation for me. Free board and lodging. Full pay|and full benefit for the wife. - But you won't get leave.|- Leave? You have to get inside the wire|before thinking about getting out. This mattress is comfortable enough. You tend to get sensitive when|you stay in boarding houses. - Do you work for the government?|- I cut wooden horses and wickerwork. And I'm a window and door specialist.|In my spare time. It doesn't even have a key. 17 A. There you go.|How old are you? {y:i}She can't lay eggs|{y:i}and she cannot crow {y:i}she can't scrape|{y:i}and she can't go - Who owns this bag?|- I'll remove it. Throw mine up while you're at it. BB-216 in action. - The damask cloth needs fresh air.|- Give mine some air too. This will be a nice, clean locker|once I get the muck cleaned out. I'd like to demonstrate|the latest in shrink-free fabrics. Elegant, flexible and,|above all, fashionable. Good sleeve and body lengths.|A vest to be worn with pride. Can be delivered in|plentiful quantities. - How many do you want?|- I've got one, thanks. I've got more sensations. The latest in rayon men's socks.|It stretches forward, - - backwards and|to the side at the same time. Extra suppleness in walking.|For any occasion. Good for summer use|and as a knee stocking. Or as a pixie hat. Company, at ease! At ease! My name is Sergeant-Major Viker.|I'm your commander. This is Sergeant Røyse.|He will give you further instructions. - Carry on.|- Attention! At ease. As of now, this unit is|in a constant state of alert. We will follow the usual regulations.|Reveille at 6:30. Roll-call at 7:30.|Lunch at 12:00. Dinner at 5 p.m. After that you're|free within the compound. All quiet is at 9:45.|Lights out at 10:15. Hello, sir.|You didn't get away, did you? - Who are you?|- Shipping assistant Røyse. - I tried to ...|- What a pity I couldn't help you. It doesn't hurt anyone to get some|fresh air and serve their country. It'll be tough in the coming days.|Roll-call in full kit in 30 minutes. Attention! - He was kind of brusque.|- We'll take him down a peg. One more thing.|About cleaning duty. It has to be done every morning.|We can start with you. - Honestly, Røyse!|- Sergeant Røyse! - You'll take it in turns.|- Then you can do my boots, too. Eyes forward! Attention! Major. 180 men present, sir.|17 are sick, two commandeered. Attention! At ease! At ease ... - Good day, soldiers.|- Good day, Major. Much has changed since the|last time you were in the army. New weapons have been introduced.|You must think like military men. Keep your eyes open. Today's Norwegian army|is a modern army. You will see things that are quite|different from earlier models. Pay attention to the details. I have seldom seen a stouter,|braver body of men. I expect a great performance|in the field. Let's inspect them. - Get another uniform.|- New uniform, yes, sir. Good grief!|Lots of odds and ends there. Major?|What about my leave at the weekend? Company, attention!|Dismissed! - Is it fun to be a soldier again?|- Well, you know ... - Have you been called up, too?|- No, I deliver bread and cakes. We own the café just outside|the gate. Do you like doughnuts? These are home-made from Solgløtt. See you at Solgløtt. - What's with that cake dish?|- Wait and see. Some water in here. There we are. Then we put this in here. Abracadabra!|Now Mummy can light the candles. - Is that ordinary water?|- From the clearest spring. The Norwegian home fountain.|For your desk, or bedside table. A must on every festive table.|Shall I take your order? - How much is it?|- A mere trifle. That's one for Johansen. Kenny? I can give you a down payment of 0|and the rest in instalments. You get it for a 21-day trial period. Would you like a fountain? Nice. Yes, put me down for 150,|for the time being. The sandman's coming. It's bedtime. They can't force adult people|to go to sleep at a fixed time. According to regulations,|it must be dark. - What was that?|- 62, Johansen, practising the bugle. 62, Johansen. Call this soup?|What kind of a cook are you? - I'm not a cook, I'm a bricklayer.|- I went from kitchen to depot. The company driver became a runner|instead of the orderly. That's why the bricklayer became the|cook. The real cook pumps petrol. That way it's more military|and more clear. Faster.|It's only another 10 miles. This year will be a disaster|on the farm. It's fantastic. You just push|the button and it spurts out ... Come! Excuse me, Major. It's about shipping agent Røyse.|He is persecuting me. - I can't help that.|- He gives me all the dirty work. - Complain about him.|- I am. Complaints must be in writing,|following the chain of command, - - to be certified by the commander,|and by the officer in question. - Do you think this will help?|- Hardly. - That was that.|- Good it wasn't my ring finger. You never know|what might happen between us. Sit down and let's combine|business with pleasure. - You lie in your brother's arms.|- That's far enough. - Lie down now, shall we?|- Oh, yes! I'm feeling much better now. - Use the restroom in there.|- Thank you, sister. {y:i}My dear Marie,|{y:i}here's a little note from me {y:i}the army really is|{y:i}as tough as it can be {y:i}hard drill the daytime|{y:i}and knackered at night {y:i}there is no time at all for fun {y:i}poor poor brave boys in the army|{y:i}fighting to defend our country {y:i}poor poor brave boys in the army {y:i}- it's good they're in the world|{y:i}- to defend the girls {y:i}I am in the hospital|{y:i}not looking too bright {y:i}after a dangerous operation|{y:i}last night {y:i}actually our hero cried|{y:i}like a stuck pig {y:i}when we pulled a thorn|{y:i}out of his hand {y:i}poor poor brave boys in the army {y:i}fighting to defend our country {y:i}poor poor brave boys in the army {y:i}- it's good they're in the world|{y:i}- to defend the girls {y:i}I'm always faithful|{y:i}I only dream of you {y:i}send me your picture|{y:i}that's all you have to do {y:i}writes our Odd|{y:i}but his locker door is full {y:i}of pictures of ladies|{y:i}without clothes {y:i}poor poor brave boys in the army|{y:i}fighting to defend our country {y:i}poor poor brave boys in the army {y:i}- it's good they're in the world|{y:i}- to defend the girls {y:i}we're on a manoeuvre|{y:i}I am working like a dog {y:i}bullets are flying|{y:i}in the cold and rain and fog {y:i}easy to write that|{y:i}while you're lying in your bed {y:i}fighting a midge|{y:i}that buzzes round your head {y:i}poor poor brave boys in the army {y:i}fighting to defend our country {y:i}poor poor brave boys in the army {y:i}- it's good they're in the world|{y:i}- to defend the girls. Right, left, right, left ... Rieber-Larsen! I said left! - Just wait, we'll get back at him.|- When will you learn? Listen to me! Company, halt! One, two ... - I'm deaf as a post.|- Company! About face! March! About face! March! About face! March! Stop! Halt! - Fresh coffee. You like that ...?|- Botolph. - Would you like a bite?|- My finances are not up to scratch. So I think I'll take a|rain check on that. It's so quiet,|so I think I'll have a cup as well. - Do you want one? It's on me.|- Thank you ...? - Molly.|- Lovely. Shame they have a hole. I think I'll take my workshop|and move over here. - You repair cars?|- Well ... I sort of patch them up.|Svein helps me. - Do you have big children?|- He's my brother. An afterthought. You shouldn't have children|before you marry. And that won't happen|until I get engaged. Girls and money are the same.|They slip through your fingers. You haven't really held on to them. If the right one turns up,|I'll hold on all right. - Where have you been all my life?|- On Mysen. Will I see you tomorrow? - Who won't be seeing me tomorrow?|- Silly Billy. I'll call you tomorrow. - Aren't you sister Florence?|- I've been to the cinema. You ended up in lovers' lane, too.|Boy, if that lane could write a book. - lt would be a bestseller.|- With the last chapter about me? - You don't take anything seriously.|- Florence! Company. Attention! Dismissed! What the hell|is this supposed to be? - I've corrected it, sir.|- This is lese-majesty. It's a size 60,|temporarily altered to 56. About my leave ... - 82, Rieber-Larsen?|- What is it? That's "yes, sir".|You handed in a complaint. I'm afraid Lieutenant Viker|saw no reason to certify it. Report to the quartermaster.|He needs help with the rubbish. A week from now,|I'll get back at that worm. Get on with it. Don't eat any leftovers. - Are you selling any cake dishes?|- Like hot cakes. - So your boss will be happy.|- I sent him the orders just now. Four more fountains! This new|salesman is a genius, I must say. Write to Rask|that I don't need him any more. Tell him the new salesman|sold 40 ... No! Write 140 fountains. Back at three. Mr Bredesen! Hello? - Do you know about fan belts?|- Isn't this a garage? - Aren't you ...|- No. I'm just experimenting. Svein is our specialist. Svein! Car trouble? - Are you Svein?|- I am. What's the problem? I came to a stop.|There was a knocking noise. - Crankshaft.|- Then it started to cough. I'll have to replace your injector|and adjust the manifold. Then it all depends on the|distributor and the diaphragm. Key, please. Come back tomorrow. Did you send that letter to Rask?|Stop the post. The postman, I mean. We need a new van. Two vans! I'll go to the storeroom to count. Finalise these. We're going to sell|fountains like hot cakes. My darling! Three cups of|mocca java with a sticky bun. - May I use the phone?|- Please. I'm calling from Café Solgløtt|near Haglemoen. Could you put me through to|Oslo 420502? That's fine, I'll hold. I see. Globe Line? This is Rieber-Larsen.|Get me Langset. Hello, Langset? Fine, thanks. The manoeuvre is coming soon.|Could you send representation ... Yes, exactly. As soon as possible. How did it go in Hamburg? What? Europe Line?|All you had to do was get it signed! Yes, you try that. Goodbye. I can't leave without the|company falling apart. If I had done the deal, I would have|100,000 dollars in my hand right now. - 12.75.|- Thank you very much. This is a godsend. Who? Botolph Johansen? - Do we have a Botolph Johansen?|- Here. A call for you.|You can take it there. Johansen's Car Rep ...|Svein, is it you? How do you assemble|a fuel pump? We've ... You take in repairs? Have you|taken apart the fuel pump? I had to,|if I was going to assemble it! Yes ... Yes. Yes! Right! {y:i}- For another three minutes ...|- That's all right, miss. Aha.|Did you put in the ignition? Now you put the spindle|through the spring. - Could you wrap it up?|- Svein must put in the distributor. Just screw it tight,|turn the ignition and start the ... - Has the car exploded?|- No, the one Mum is working on. Hello!|What about the morning concert? I'm far from satisfied. You are|acting like a bunch of civilians. You're dressed incorrectly,|you don't know right from left. The manoeuvre is near.|The unit will have to change tack. Never in my military career have I|stood face to face with so many ... 47 reported sick. 20 sent home. It's no good. Company headquarters, this is|Lieutenant Sem. It's Captain Bjerke. The Commander-in-Chief|wants to attend the manoeuvre. What did you say?|The Commander-in-Chief is coming. - When is he coming?|- Thursday morning. Zone A, point 17. Zone A, point 17. That's right on our patch. I've written a leave application. - What do you think of the catch?|- What do the girls see in you? You must have a magical attraction|and a melodious name. - What's your name again?|- Botolph. You need a name they can breathe.|Goggen. Can you hear the sigh? Goggen ... - What else did you do?|- There are many methods. See that? Take cover.|I'll show you method number 1. - Morning. Is anything wrong?|- No, no. - Nurse? What is ulcus?|- It could be an ulcer. - Are you sick?|- Where is the spleen? - Here.|- On me. - Does it hurt?|- It's like a cramp that spreads ... - Do you think it's dangerous?|- Come to the hospital so I ... - I mean the doctor can look at you.|- But then I'll meet Bitten again. Not between 12 and 2 o'clock. - That was method number one.|- I can't pretend that I'm sick. Wait here,|I'll show you the next method. Hi. - Do you know "Some Like It Hot"?|- With Marilyn Monroe? - The boys said you look like her.|- Me? Go away. All the boys in the cinema were|whispering yesterday: "It's like seeing Nurse Bitten. The|same tempting mouth, same figure." - Did they say that?|- The boys, not me. - And what do you think?|- Marilyn can't hold a candle to you. Company, halt! Attention! The army's private provision|department reports for duty. For more courage and precision.|Against cold, wet and sore feet. - How can we take this with us?|- We hide them in a crate in the car. We'll have a mobile stash. Men, it's almost time. The|manoeuvre starts tonight at 04:00, - - when we depart from here. At 08:45,|the camp must be established. Start packing!|I want everything ready in ... ... ten minutes.|Any questions? Carry on. I could already see us|in striped pyjamas. We need a crate. - Don't push. Hide it inside the car.|- Under the tool boxes. What the blazes is this? That's no way to treat|military material! The contents can knock down an|entire company. Back to the depot. - You again?|- I couldn't find the depot. Do you see that hut?|Then turn around! - That's the depot!|- Oh, right. Yes, sir. I left a crate here. - Wasn't it supposed to go in?|- No, it shouldn't have been here. Here you have it back. Are you crazy? Do you want|to destroy the whole camp? I knew it. It's all pell-mell. A car will come to collect|all the crates XP 319. Take this list to headquarters. - Aren't you at headquarters yet?|- I just wanted to help. You're just talking nonsense.|I know you. You know what I do every night?|I shout, "Bitten!" - Oh ...|- Are you sick? - What's mucus?|- I don't know. I've got a pain in my mucus.|And I've got a pain in my spleen. It spreads upwards from here ... That was method number 1. - Hi.|- Hi. Hi there! Florence. This chair is free. - Is it you?|- The little sister in flat shoes. I don't want to be your brother now. Come and sit with me. - Can I have a cigarette?|- Please. Little children shouldn't be playing|with fire. What about the cinema?|The cinema? Are we going, or what? Then I tuck them in|and kiss them goodnight. Is there any hope for a guy|with an arrow through his heart? Bitten? Didn't you take over the|department for arrow wounds? Let's ignore them. - Want to go for a drive, Bitten?|- Yes, thanks. Be a brave soldier. Goodnight. How could you be so clumsy? We're getting warm. - What are you playing at?|- We're just tidying up. Come out now! The ammunition truck|is going to Flattjønn. You stay here.|We need an extra guard. Report to Sergeant-Major Viker. Change the wheel, Rieber-Larsen.|Our office hours are not 9 to 5. You won't have office hours at all.|You've got three weeks' notice. Any complaint should follow the chain|of command. That is, through me. You cover the road from the knoll|to the swamp. No one may pass. Is that clear? Not even a gust of wind will|get past. Beat it! It was a beetle. Headquarters, Lieutenant Sem.|The general has crossed Bang Bridge. - We've come to see Major Kamstrup.|- Nobody told me. - This is the Commander-in-Chief.|- Have you got any ID? - Use your loaf!|- Nobody told me. - Good day, Major.|- Good day, General. Hello. You again? Buzz off. Hello, number four.|Are we through to Flattjønn now? Hello, Flattjønn? - I found it!|- What are you going to do with it? - I can ...|- Let me take care of it. Come on. I said Flattjønn. What?|The line's broken? Better drive up there. Hello! - Oh, my goodness!|- Great, eh? The orders pile in. And fade away.|I can't hear a thing. You go to the road,|I'll take the northern section. Tell them to hurry up with the line.|I must get in touch with Flattjønn. - Hello, here I am.|- That was quick. Get it over here. And connect me|with Flattjønn immediately. The red plug goes with the red wire.|No. 14 into hole No. 5. Then this here. Let's see. Wind from the west,|low pressure in the east. Then we turn this. There you are. - Hello?|{y:i}- Put me through to Flattjønn. One moment, please. I want a case of grenades|XP 319. And make it quick. - The crate!|- Are you here already? - I can leave if you want.|- Nonsense. Put the crate down. - I can't believe you put it down.|- You're like a cartoon character. Where do you want the case, Major? Another one? Must be a mistake.|Put it there. Actually, no. We don't need two.|Take one back. - Do you get it now?|- Yes. I get real ammunition. - I take the crate to the major ...|- What's the most important thing? That I get the crate|that the major has now. I'm not thick, you know! - The major has one case.|- Your move. - He did it. The crate is ours.|- Drømmen, you're a hero. Hip-hip ...|Hurray, hurray ... Shall we have a snifter? Cheers, Drømmen. Operator? Hello? {y:i}The lines are engaged.|{y:i}Please wait. Hello! Hello! - Hello?|{y:i}- This is the vicar in Hurdal. - Hello?|- Hello. This is Major Kamstrup. {y:i}One moment, please.|{y:i}Kamstrup? It's for you. One moment, please. Hello. The line is dead! - Hello?|{y:i}- Give me Captain Børresen. - He's not here.|- He isn't? Where is he? I guess|he's running around the terrain. - Who is this?|- 62, Johansen. - The major got Drømmen on the line.|- I don't belong here. - So where do you belong?|- I belong here. {y:i}- There's a fault on the line.|- What's the position of PV troop? {y:i}- I said I don't know.|{y:i}- Shut up! - What?|- It wasn't me. - The PV troop is in the west.|- No, west. South south-west. - Who am I speaking to?|- It's still 62, Johansen. This has gone too far.|Get me the officer in charge! A call for you, Kamstrup. - Here's your firewood.|- Hold it. Take this. You have to dig another latrine. Do it yourself! This is for emptying the latrines,|and this is for the obstacle course! And this is for five years of toiling|for Globe Line! You little dictator! Where's our|stuck-up junior partner now? We break up at 06:00. The artillery|takes up positions at Braskelia. Our target is the bridge at Krekling.|It must be taken by 12:30. My farm is over there and|I'm here ruining good potatoes. - That's not our concern. Dismissed!|- I'll dismiss all right. Go away! - Do you know about farming?|- I can sow potatoes. It's a special assignment.|We take off with our convoy ... - What on earth ...|- Do you know about farming? - What do you mean?|- Listen ... 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 ...|This is wrong. There were 19. Lieutenant Sem! - We're missing one truck.|- That's right. Three units are gone. Start a search immediately.|And not a word to the general! Sergeant Røyse! One truck and three soldiers are|missing. Search the road back there. I'll take this. - They probably broke down.|- They must be found! The general mustn't find out|about this fiasco. Leave the rest of the ammo on the|truck until I give further orders. No snogging behind Simen's barn. Welcome to operation shovel. Hi. Guess what the boys say about you?|You look like this film star ... The one in this film about ...|What was it about? Anyway, that's what all the boys say.|That was method number 2. How romantic that we meet|between the sheets. - Isn't that where you usually are?|- Let's forget the world around us. I wonder what the world|around us says? {y:i}We need gritty men|{y:i}and fighting girls {y:i}here comes the first unit {y:i}armed to the teeth ... - Molly!|- Botolph! That was method number three. First turnip battalion: Eyes right.|Company, forward shovel! {y:i}We need gritty men|{y:i}and fíghting girls {y:i}here comes the first unit {y:i}armed to the teeth|{y:i}for the potatoes {y:i}up go their shoots {y:i}weeds will wither and cabbage|{y:i}and spuds thrive when we attack {y:i}we fight for our fatherland|{y:i}clover away we hack {y:i}the fields are in bloom|{y:i}the weeds go boom 'cause here are we {y:i}with our spade and rake company {y:i}the hens are laying eggs|{y:i}like a machine gun {y:i}the cows get milked|{y:i}buckets and barrels are filled {y:i}the crops are bursting out|{y:i}all the plants sprout {y:i}- we'll make lots of money|{y:i}- and I'll ride a pony {y:i}potatoes are like hand grenades {y:i}what a bang they can make {y:i}we're the rake and spade company {y:i}we need more men to toil|{y:i}in the spring {y:i}the major could pull the plough|{y:i}that's the thing {y:i}the general would work the stables {y:i}and the secretary|{y:i}would step down a rung {y:i}nasty sergeants and commandants|{y:i}would be spreading dung {y:i}away with guns and bullets|{y:i}up with farming say we {y:i}in the rake and spade company. Hallo, Whisky? This is Papa!|Please report, over. This is Whisky. No news.|Awaiting further orders, over. No result! The manoeuvre was|called off half an hour ago. You're mad.|Drive to the drill ground immediately. We never saw each other. You're breaking a man's heart. I'm down on my knees, Florence. - You are like a magnet.|- You are a ... skirt-chaser. - No more.|- Seriously? - That was the last one.|- Strange. The major will never let such|an error pass. - We're in the middle of the parade.|- When are we getting married? - Nobody mentioned marriage.|- I did. - Say yes, or else.|- Don't let go of that chicken. - All right, I give in.|- Oh, Goggen. |
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