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It's a dark and stormy night.

2
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Shut up, he's really ugly!

3
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- Oh! It's a good phrase! Just repeat.
- Shut up, how he's ugly.

4
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Good phrase! Maybe
we can use it in a later episode.

5
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Yes, he's ugly, but he's a good carver,
and he can cut a new propeller.

6
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I didn't mean Gynter,
but the picture!

7
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- Look here.
- Yes, <i>he</i> is ugly!

8
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- His teeth look like yours.
- I don't have anyone like that!

9
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- Why do you say such a thing?
- It was just for fun.

10
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It's not fun at all!

11
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What did Old Nough
say about the Nosaarer?

12
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- That they were not allowed to get hold of the Book.
- Yes, but there was more.

13
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- There was something more, that they probably looked like people.
- What was that?

14
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We could see in the Book.

15
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Just my words! You do that, Gynter.

16
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- Damn, it's in Danish.
- Gynter! Let me, monitor your carving!

17
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Let's see... the Naasorer.

18
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"They are dangerous and like to
add up numbers and demand money."

19
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"Notice! Some pages in the Book are
dangerous in the hands of the Nossarer."

20
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Here it says: "Nowadays
they look like people,-

21
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- but if they drink spirits,
they get fangs and glasses like in the old days."

22
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- Why that?
- I don't know, I'm just reading it!

23
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- We could look in the book under "Why that?"
- Just my words.

24
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Let's see. Water pump...

25
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- Cotton pixie, cotton pike...
- Cotton pike?

26
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Here it is!

27
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What does it say? Read up!

28
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It says: "That's just the way it is".
Simply!

29
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Oluf, I'm standing under the mistletoe!

30
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- What?
- What are you doing?

31
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- I'm standing under the mistletoe.
- I'm just about to inflate pigs. It's just lovely.

32
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- I'm standing under the mistletoe.
- Yes, that's fine, isn't it?

33
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You're not in on anything either! You
just go and drive it off all the time.

34
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The house looks dangerous.
It flows with newspapers and bedding.

35
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Who cooks and washes the dishes?
And you don't have a food processor!

36
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Who hangs decorations? What is the thank you for
hanging up Christmas decorations?

37
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No, no, no, no, no, no!

38
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But sit on your flat ass and blow up
pigs, you can do that!

39
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She has gone completely wild.
What's wrong with her?

40
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- She must have her own affairs.
- Hash?

41
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- Has her stuff.
- What do you mean?

42
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- Yes, once a month, right?
- Well, yes. Sure enough! Premenstrual.

43
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- Now she doesn't have tendencies, does she?
- Tendencies?

44
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In England, premenstrual
women are acquitted of murder.

45
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- It will probably come here as well. Harmonization.
- It's just lovely.

46
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- I'm just throwing it out there, okay?
- Go ahead, Benny.

47
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You, Luffy. I'm going down to the
regional history museum with the map.

48
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My own car, you know. Bob, bob, bob.
Can't I borrow yours?

49
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No. You can borrow my bike, it
benefits from moving a little.

50
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Well, exercise.
Nice enough, you.

51
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You don't want to go there now?
They have closed now.

52
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There are no lights on the bike.
And the brakes don't work either.

53
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<i>The day I was born,
my father said hello</i>

54
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<i>it was a monday morn
on the sofa in the stow</i>

55
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<i>he took me in my collar,
said I know just right</i>

56
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<i>what the boy shall
do, the little mate</i>

57
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<i>Cause he shall carve
a little, little, little, lil!</i>

58
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<i>carve a little, little, little,
just bit by bit, bit by bit</i>

59
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<i>carve a little, little, little</i>

60
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<i>carve a little, little,
little just bit by bit</i>

61
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<i>Outside my childhood home
there was a lot of boards</i>

62
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<i>and everyone of them
was carved by my father</i>

63
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<i>yes, when l was a
little, a little biltle jen</i>

64
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<i>my father snat a fiddle,
most skillfully among men</i>

65
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<i>cause he could carve
alittle, little, little, little,</i>

66
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<i>carve a little, little, little,
just bit by bit, bit by bit</i>

67
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<i>carve a little, little, little,</i>

68
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<i>carve a little, little,
little, just bit by bit</i>

69
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<i>And out there in the kitchen
my mother stole some bread</i>

70
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<i>a humble bread was joy
and this is what she said.</i>

71
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<i>my son, you must promise me</i>

72
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<i>not to end up in a grill bar
in the middle of nowhere</i>

73
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<i>and Cook fries, for best
of all, to be, it is to be a carver</i>

74
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<i>it is to carve a little, little, little,
carve a little, little, little,</i>

75
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<i>carve a little, little, little
just bit by bit, bit by bit</i>

76
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<i>it is to carve a little, little, little,
carve a little, little, little,</i>

77
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<i>carve a little, little, little,
just bit by bit, bit by bit</i>

78
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<i>carve a little, little, little,
just bit by bit, bit by bit</i>

79
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<i>carve a little, little, little,</i>

80
00:07:02,056 --> 00:07:05,653
<i>carve a little, little,
little, just bit by bit</i>

81
00:07:05,896 --> 00:07:09,809
<i>carve a little, little, little
little, just bit by bit</i>

82
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<i>a little bit, little wizzle,
little bittle... snizzle, little, bittle!</i>

83
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- What are you doing, Gynter?
- I think.

84
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Don't do that. We don't have that much time.
Finish the propeller!

85
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I think I can finish the
propeller tomorrow if I carve all night.

86
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Is that right?
It is well thought out.

87
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Then we have to pack, Hansi.

88
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Hansi! What are you doing?

89
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Dream that I show
my stamps to my girl.

90
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Jesus Christ! Wake up you lazy dog!
The propeller will be finished tomorrow.

91
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- We have to pack now!
- Why do I always have to?

92
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Because you have the biggest
teeth and the ugliest clothes.

93
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- It's hard to be a pixie-man.
- There is nothing to be done about it!

94
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- What is Benny doing in the forest?

95
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Will the propeller really
be finished by tomorrow?

96
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Will Oluf get done with inflating pigs?

97
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Have you bought the new record
from 'the Nightingales?'

98
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