Walkabout Page #3
- GP
- Year:
- 1971
- 100 min
- 485 Views
This is Australia, yes?
- Where is Adelaide?
- Ask him for water!
Water! Drink!
We want water to drink.
You must understand.
Anyone can understand that.
We want a drink.
I can't make it any simpler.
Water. To drink.
Where do they keep the water?
Water!
Gape! Gape!
Who'll carry the leaves
I, said the wind
I'll carry the leaves
Look! Look!
The one set of values for "X"...
is 4-3...
equal to X-2.
Write 24, 48-
Seven fours are 28.
Eight fours are 32.
I can multiply 84 by 84.
I did it yesterday.
Divide 3,894-
This is one of my soldiers.
Twelve minus a third.
If your answer
is a decimal, what is-
Hey!
Put your shirt on.
He hasn't got his shirt on.
- He hasn't got a shirt.
- He can have mine.
...and. 0383 by. 025.
It wouldn't fit him.
Leaving Adelaide, Harry drives-
That's a soldier.
- Give him one. Don't be mean.
- No.
I expect he'd like to play.
He's never had any toys of his own.
We've got plenty.
Vito left his home at midday and cycled
towards his uncle's house 50 miles away.
After one hour,
traveling at ten miles an hour,
he stopped for a drink,
which took him-
Give me a piggyback!
Give me a piggyback!
No! No! No! No!
Watch out. He'll roast you
and eat you for dinner.
Hey, put me down!
Hey! Hey! Hey!
Hey! No!
I'm not coming down!
No! Get down! No!
Go on! It's great! Get up!
Go on! Get up! I did!
Pull! Don't just hang there.
No!
Jump! Jump!
Come on!
Grab me! Hurry!
It's my turn now!
Jump! Let me go!
Come on! Swing me!
Waldo's Motor Mart...
is on Allen Road
next to the hospital.
If you've got a good, clean,
low-mileage car you'd like to sell,
Waldo's Motor Mart will help you
turn that car into cash.
And now, back to "Night Beat. "
Good night.
I'll be all right
in the morning.
It got a bit sore from-
Oh, dear.
All right, let's go now.
Come out now!
And bring him with you.
Nothing can
ever be created or destroyed.
Come on. It's my turn!
It's my turn now!
Every man and every woman is a star.
What do we know-
By the telescope, a faint-
I told you to keep
your clothes on.
What?
No.
I'll show you how to do karate.
There's a pool down there.
So the boy said,
"I ought to be getting home from work. "
He lived with his mother
in a house on top of the hill.
He'd never heard her say a word.
He thought she was dumb
and she was blind too.
But every evening
when he came up the hill,
he saw her sitting in the window,
and she was talking.
As soon as she heard his key
in the lock, she'd stop.
And when he got inside,
she wouldn't say a word.
So one evening he made up his mind
to hear what she was saying.
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