move. Did you know we've had to move four times in as many years? Oh, all that moving must be very hard on you, Hans. Indeed. And tomorrow... Tomorrow we must all go to the university... to discuss yet another transfer. No. And we're just getting to know you. That's a shame. Isn't that a shame, honey? That's a shame. Says who? And I was just remarking... to Hans... today... how nice it would be... to meet all of our new neighbours... and here you are. - Actually, we're not all here. - Oh? Walter, the old man next door. We don't know where the hell he is. Oh, God! Jesus Christ! Sorry! Sorry! Ow! Terrible thing, the plight of the elderly. We were just remarking the other day... about how an old guy like that... could just drop off the face of the Earth without a sign. Vanish. No one ever see him again. No trace. Nothing. Right, Ray? Yesterday, wasn't it? We werejust talking about it yesterday. I bet you were. Why don't wejust cut all this polite crap, all right? What's the weird goddam noise you got comin' outta here all the time? Uh, I think we should go... What have you got in the cellar, Herr Klopek? - Mark! - Ray. Come on. Tell him what you saw. Tell him. I have to use your bathroom. Ray, remember night before last? - You said they were digging. - Don't open that! - Ray! Oh! Oh! You keep a horse in the basement? - Is it a burglar? - No, it's Art. Another neighbour? A fat one. Go on, you mangy mutt! I'm sorry if Landru frightened you. - His size tends to overwhelm people. - Oh, no, no. We've imposed on you enough for one evening. It's been lovely meeting you. - See you, Doc. Later, Reub. - Bye, Hans. Yes, Doctor. It's been real. - Are you all right? - Yes, I'm fine. Let's do this again sometime... real soon. - We'll see ourselves to the door. Honey? - Goodnight. Okay, I admit it. They're slightly eccentric. "Slightly eccentric"? Carol... - But that doesn't mean... - Come on! - They chopped Walter into little pieces! - These people are clearly psychos! Ray, what do you think? Yeah, what do you think? Right. Been awfully quiet, Ray. Maybe we could have a little participation here. I think they're clean. I think Bonnie and Carol are right. - See? - That's great, Ray. Just pull open the door, pull the rip cord and bail out on us. That's rich, considering you're the one who started this whole thing. Whoa, whoa, whoa! Who started it, tuna neck? - "Tuna neck"? - You instigated this whole damn thing! You know who instigated this? Your boy watching people dig in the backyard! - You leave my... - Honey, would you and Bonnie excuse us? I think I should have a talk with the boys in the den for a few minutes. - Okay. - Oh. It's good to see you've come to your senses, sweetie. Just a minute or two. So, what's the deal, Ray? Are you siding with the chicks against us? Is that it? Yeah, are you totally pussy-whipped or what? Just take your balls out of your wife's purse. Make a stand for one time in your life. Hey, Ray, come on. - It's just a figure of speech. - It's a joke. He's kiddin' around. Oh, it's Walter's rug. You got an old guy's wig. Big deal. You've had that in your trousers all day? After you found this in Walter's house yesterday... I slipped it back in through the mail slot. - Yeah? - Where did you get it this time? Klopeks? Wow. After the dog came up out of the basement. I found it wedged between a bunch of magazines... all of which were addressed to Walter. Then that means that... Klopeks went back inside Walter's house... and got the hair. What do we do now, soldier? You heard them say they were going away tomorrow. Yeah. As soon as that car leaves in the morning... I'm going over the fence and I'm not
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