Run & Jump Page #5
I know.
"Dr. Do-little",
Does very little.
Ted.
Ted.
Ted.
What?
Aah! Now stop that!
Lenny! Connor!
Lenny, Lenny, Lenny, Lenny!
Lenny! Easy! Lenny, easy!
Get up! Come on!
Lenny! Stop that!
Why do you play that?
Conor!
It's never a dull day.
Have we got our balls?
God. Whose is this?
Do you -- do you mean
that animals talk to us?
- Oh.
- Is that what you're saying?
I'm not saying animals
talk to us.
They don't, but they do
What do they say?
All kinds of things.
How we smell.
Over a million visitors a year.
22 dedicated people.
Welcome to...
Remember the man who used
Hmm?
The red rocks of the universe
come down to earth.
Do you want to see what Bob's doing,
and maybe we can fix it next time?
It's early morning at the zoo --
Hola!
- Gorgeous.
- Ol!
Ol!
Do you need any help?
No, I'm fine.
Now sit yourself down
and tuck in.
Hey, Ted's not wearing
a costume.
All right, give him a mustache,
then, baby Schnitzel.
Oh, I don't need a mustache.
I'm -- I have one.
All right, come on,
everybody eat.
His name's not Penny.
Conor.
I just want a word with you
for a minute.
It has probably been a banner
for yourself.
Good lad.
Ted, can you pass the guacamole,
please?
I think she used permanent pen.
Did you?
So -- oh, did I tell you this woman
walked into the hospital yesterday?
She had no trousers on.
Girl like, "good Mary!"
She had a bum bag on.
You know what a bum bag is?
We were spared some of the
detail in the front, anyway.
She's, um, throwing her curses
around, as usual.
She threatened --
no, she didn't threaten.
She cursed my firstborn child,
when I have him.
Then she...
What? Like a what?
It's a Mexican wafer.
I've got no idea what that is.
She goes -- she tells -- she
says to Dr. Muldoon -- she goes,
um, "I'm a virgin."
- Fajita. - Fa-heet-as.
- Fajitas.
And I'll tell you something.
It was the best she ever made.
You know that? What a word?
"Best." No. She always is good.
- S, seor.
- And you'll remember what I told you, won't you?
- S.
- Are you sure?
- Stand for no nonsense, you know?
- Oh.
And be true to yourself, lad.
- Okay?
- Okay.
Oh, Paddy, do you think I was
a flighty, lankish lass?
I never said you were flighty.
I said you were mental.
But I also knew you were mental
about each other.
Jesus Christ, Paddy.
Come on, you cheeky thing.
Come on.
- Good night.
- See you, love. - Bye-bye.
- What are you doing up late?
- I can't sleep.
Yeah?
Come downstairs and have a
dance with me.
Dancing?
At this hour?
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