Look Both Ways Page #3
- Still.
Thousand people I didn't know
had probably died yesterday.
Yes, but you didn't see them.
I didn't actually see him die.
Jesus Christ.
What a way to go.
I like her hair.
Are you going swimming?
- I should be working.
- You need the exercise.
Thanks.
I meant for you head, not your thighs.
Why choose to mention my thighs?
I guess I'm just too polite
to mention your top shape arms.
Maggie!
Very nice.
Nice photo today, buddy.
Front page.
Then I guess you jet-sitting
fancy free bustards need...
that kind of constancy splashy
reassurance, don't you?
You'll probably win an award.
Well, if you die.
Which you might as well now.
You took your one great photo?
Yes.
Train comes in,
I like the idea of an after-life.
on Catholicism though.
I'm a Buddhist this week.
Do you believe in god?
How can anyone believe
in something so bloody ridiculous?
I mean this big guy in the sky
looking down at the little eatty-bitty
crap everyone's life's got,
Now you're being bad! That's a sin!
Can't do that,
I'll throw you to hell!
It's just such a crock!
And most people they
just have an even bet.
You say you believe now,
in case there is a heaven.
And when if you get there,
and there is no haven,
who bloody cares, cause you're
dead anyway, aren't you?
Did you ever get anyone pregnant?
No,
Not that I know of.
That's good.
That you know of.
That's just it, isn't it?
Knowing.
The prayer didn't work
too well for him, did it?
Last time Travers, do you hear me?
The last time!
She likes you.
Do you have children?
No. I don't.
Do you want to bring her right here?
I have been waiting for two hours.
This is an emergency department, sir.
It's no doctor-search room.
We have to see the sickest child first.
My child is sick!
- But now the sickest here.
- How would you know?
- Do you have children?
- No.
Didn't think so.
Damn!
Anna, you don't have
any children do you?
You can work on the school holidays.
Come on.
- How's the game going?
- Good.
How are you doing?
Good.
Did you see the photo?
Yes.
Front page.
It's a good photo.
Good news.
Finish up.
Your job.
For now.
I mean...
I think...
Apparently...
It's good to stay up.
You know, optimistic.
Sh*t.
Cheers buddy!
Thanks mate!
What does this block mean?
What's the matter with you?
Sorry.
For Jannes.
I've already bought a present.
-She wanted one.
- Are you having an affair?
- Yes.
No.
I've given up smoking.
Kathy?
A night of fun for two
people leaves one...
paying the bills for
the rest of his life.
While the other gets the
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