John: ...except for a half sister, who was obsessed 
with Vanadium. Rigged the market, made a cool forty 
million, paid off the Lord Mayor, and put the lot into 
diesel powered nuns. 
Terry J: Which is where it went wrong, eh... 
Michael: Exactly! 
Terry J: Pass the beernuts. 
John: Oh he hasn't killed himself yet. 
Terry J: He hasn't? 
John: Oh no, waiting to April the 5th. 
Michael: Some sort of tax dodge. 
Graham: Good evening, sir. 
John: Evening, Tom. 
Terry J: Evening, Harry. 
Michael: Evening, Maurice. 
Graham: Well, what's it to be, sir? 
John: A mark. 
Terry J: Oh, one of your specials please, Harry. 
John: One special please, sir. 
Graham: One special coming up. 
John: So see what's in page eight. Nixon's had an 
arsehole transplant. 
Michael: Well, have you've...eh...you've seen the stop 
press though? The arsehole's rejected him. 
Graham: Ehm...would you like a twist of lemming, sir? 
Terry J: Uh, yes please, Harry. 
(squeak, squeak, squeak) 
Graham: Bit more, sir? 
Terry J: Oh, just a squeeze. 
(SQUEAK, SQUEAK, SQUEAK) 
Graham: There you are, sir 
Terry J: Thank you. 
John: Alex, what'll you have? 
Michael: Oh, aaaaaah, Mallard Fizz for me, please, 
Maurice. 
Graham: Ok, sir, one Mallard Fizz coming up. 
Michael: Jolly good. 
Terry J: How about old Cohen Barkley? 
John: Eh? 
Terry J: [???? ???? ????. ??? ??? ?????? switched the 
wood preservertives into vinaigre. Sold the bottles 
right next to [???]. 
(QUAAACK, QUAAACK, QUAAACK) 
Terry J: Smart fellow's always gonna do well. Nice 
bloke, said I [?????????] 
Michael: Funny looking chap, you know. Buttocks bent 
the wrong way. [??????????] every time he sat down he 
fell over. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Ha, ha, ha. Don't make 
me laugh. 
Terry J: Well, cheers then. 
Graham: Cheers, sir 
(Retching) 
John: Eh, for me...ehm...a Harlem Stinger, please, Tom. 
Graham: Okay, sir. Rastus! 
Rastus: Here, boss. 
Graham: One Harlem Stinger. 
Rastus: One stinger coming raaaahhhhht up. 
(Gurgling, retching) 
Michael: Cheers, old boy. 
Everyone: Cheers, all the best. 
(Running to the lavatory) 
John: Eh, how much is that then, Tom? 
Graham: One pound and forty p, sir. 
John: Would you care to join us? 
Graham: Oh, no, thank you, sir. 
John: There we are, keep the change. 
Graham: Thank you, sir. 
John: Good health. 
Graham: Cheers. 
(Drinking. Running to the lavatory, regurgitating) 
Terry J: Same again, please, Harry. 
Go easy on the lemming, Harry. 
Graham: Okay, sir. There you are, sir. Eh...same again 
for you, sir? 
Michael: Just a small one, Maurice. 
Graham: Okay, sir. 
Michael: Maurice? 
Graham: Yes, sir? 
Michael: You haven't got something a little 
less...eh...ducky, have you? 
Graham: What do you mean, something without the 
mallard, sir? How about a Dog Turd and Tonic? 
Michael: Uurgh!