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It's good to be insane, for just a day
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And see our troubles fly away like cloudy days
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There's something beautiful in turning gold out from tin
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Our spirits fly high, but the air is so thin!
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Bold and brash, carefree, never forlorn
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Don't be afraid to grab the bull right by the horn
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And when trouble first rears its head, don't you start singin' blues
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Don't expect brainiacs, to give you any clues
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If anyone doubts you just, take a good look at them
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Tell them to walk in your shoes!
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I am Mézga Geza, and I brake, for no one
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But my family's a bunch of clowns
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In a space so tiny, there's no room, for whining
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Even though there's naught to brag about
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In our house we live it up, party hard, till we drop
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Like we live in the "wild west", mayhem, chaos, and fun
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Daddy, mommy, children too, love for him, me and you
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Neither whines or hangs their head, worries, troubles, or pouts
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Kristina's head is empty, and filled with, confetti
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Introducing stupid Aladár
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Bickering constantly, like Kitty, and Blöki
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Someday maybe they'll bury the hatchet
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In our house we live it up, party hard, till we drop
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Like we live in the "wild west", mayhem, chaos, and fun
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Daddy, mommy, children too, love for him, me and you
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Neither whines or hangs their head, worries, troubles-
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The newest family member is our extremely distant descendant in the 30th century.
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MZ/X, MZ/X, please respond, please respond.
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Switchtrans.
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What did he say?
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I'll tell you for a forint!
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Often do I forget that Neohungarian is lost upon the denizens of the Old Atomic Age.
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Luckily, I can speak to my ancestors via this mind-reading translation device.
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Our relationship is secretive and mystical, even a little bit metaphysical.
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It's good to be insane, for just a day
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And see our troubles fly away like cloudy days
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There's something beautiful in turning gold out from tin
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Our spirits fly high, but the air is so thin!
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Bold and brash, carefree, never forlorn
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Don't be afraid to grab the bull right by the horn
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And when trouble first rears its head, don't you start singin' blues
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Don't expect brainiacs, to give you any clues
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If anyone doubts you just, take a good look-
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Nobody's looking,
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Everyone's crazy, that's life!
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C A R - C R U C I A T I O N
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[horrible singing]
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Kristina! You're coming to the wedding dressed like that?
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You look like a milkmaid!
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Why? You're the one who said the bride is a cow.
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Please don't start with me. Put on either your pink or your white outfit.
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Can't we go to a funeral instead? I like my black dress so much more.
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You'll be putting it on soon after you drive me to an early death.
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Children! Where is my straw hat?
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Your lovely daughter "reused" it.
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"Reused" it? For what?
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Bedding.
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Mafia had a litter of kittens. Of course if you still want to wear it...
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Well! This is a madhouse, I swear to you, a certified madhouse!
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You're not exactly part of the staff, either.
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What is on your feet, Géza?
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Oh, whatever. Who's gonna be paying attention to my feet at a wedding?
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But why did you put on an unmatching pair of shoes?
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Because the other member of each pair presses on the corns on my feet.
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How many times have I told you to have them cut out?
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I cut them out but now they're ugly!
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I don't understand you sometimes.
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Looks awesome, daddy! You're the next trendsetter for sure.
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Would you like to break in my blue jeans?
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Can we PLEASE get going? The trip to Kecerakonca is at least 3 hours long.
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I still have to do my hair.
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Aladár? Come on. We'll warm up the car.
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Aren't we taking Blöki with us?
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Oh yeah. Paula, are we taking Blöki?
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That mutt is not fit for a wedding.
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I'll drop him at Máris's place.
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Alright, just hurry up.
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I hope it starts. It was coughing up a storm last night.
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It was freezing.
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You think it got a cold?
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Well, it doesn't want to start.
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The battery must have drained.
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Drained? What would have drained it? It was resting all night!
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You probably should have put it in neutral first.
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I'll never stop behind a puddle again. It's a good thing the engine stopped.
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Aladár! - Yes,dad?
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Just this once, I'm letting you touch the car.
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Please put it in neutral while I try to juice the carburetor.
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Hey, is this thing supposed to smoke like that?
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Well... maybe not this much.
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Some day I'm going to sell this piece of junk anyway.
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Don't threaten it too much. Cars listen.
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Hey there, what's wrong?
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Engine trouble.
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I see, I see. You have a rupture in your cylinder valve.
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You think?
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I can tell just by glancing at it!
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No way. The engine is simply a little congested.
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Don't you try to teach me, big-ears.
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And what am I supposed to do with it?
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Take apart the whole thing and that's that! Tools, please.
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But we were about to leave for Keszerakonca!
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If you're in a rush, you're better off walking.
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This won't be a car today.
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This? Ha! It will fly like a silver arrow!
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Out with this, and this...
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Here. Take these apart and sort them according to size, color, and taste.
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Géza, what are you doing here?
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Fixing the car, my love.
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In your celebration outfit?
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We won't be celebrating if this car doesn't start!
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What a catastrophe! We'll be late for sure.
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No worries. I love being fashionably late.
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Good day, doctor. - Salutations!
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Good day. I see Lopatyuk is taking apart a car again?
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It's done already, doctor.
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Hey!
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Where are you taking the ventilator?
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To the playground.
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He's got mania mechanicaricus autoloonia.
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It's a delusion that makes him think he's a car mechanic.
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Don't worry, he's not a danger to anyone.
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Good luck on your trip.
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Thank you.
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Géza, tell me, was that propeller important?
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Not anymore.
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So you're all saying that the car has some kind of serious problem?
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This thing? Nothing, just the minor matter of a transplanted heart!
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Géza, I told you that we have to be at the wedding by 6!
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Alright, alright, I know already!
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I'll call the mechanic. Oy, how do I get this off of my hands?
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With Ultra [Hungarian cleaning product].
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With Ultra...
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Ultra?
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Ultra!
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Ultramicrowaves!
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Got it, with ultra.
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Never fear, Paula, while Géza is here. Come quickly, Aladár!
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In the meantime, take care of these internal parts.
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Dad, bring the ground. He's at the Márises
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Right, Blöki is over there. Turn on the radio while I'm gone.
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Will I ever have some peace in this God-forsaken hovel?
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Oh, it's you. Yes?
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My dear Dr. Máris, would it be possible for me to have my dog back for a couple of minutes?
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Your dog? Of course! Just unhinge him.
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Oh... my wife will sew it together.
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Thank you very much for the dog; I'll bring him back before you know it.
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I'm bursting at the seams with relief.
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Aladár, what did you do to my fishing pole?
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I made a remote-controlled adjustable microphone. Here, watch.
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Lovely. And how am I supposed to catch fish with this?
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How should I know? You may speak.
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Hello? Hello. This is Mézga Radio Budapest.
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Sonny, er... Aladár, how do they call him again?
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MZ/X.
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Tryconn retard.
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How dare you speak to your great cubed grandfather like that?
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I'd better not hear that again! Snot-nosed kid.
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Tryconn retard.
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Well this is just-
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He said he TRIED to CONNECT with you but he couldn't REACH you and he sends his REGARD.
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Oh, that's different.
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How do I tell him not to speak in shorthand?
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SwiMinRead.
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SwiMinRead.
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Obtest anon?
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What?
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Obtest anon?
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He hasn't switched over yet.
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"obtest anon" means that he Obligately Testifies on behalf of your Ancestral Ontogeny.
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Bunk. I already switched over, and I was asking whether you OBTEST ANON.
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You supplicate and you beseech, time and again.
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Well, if these few small favors truly burden you so much-
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That's not what I said.
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I would just like to know what you need before I overheat again.
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Well, my car got gutted...
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...and I need a new motor.
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'Car.' I learned about this 'car' in my primitive machinery class.
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And I still have my textbook, somewhere...
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What kind of motor did it have?
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Um, you know, the sputtering kind.
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Turbohydroplaning triphibious?
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What is triphibious?
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Road, sea, and air.
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Oh, yes, it needs road, and sea, and air, too.
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No way!
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Why do you say that? Don't you want a triphibious car?
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I am sending a new antimagnetomotor.
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It contains 30 years worth of fuel and a five-directional radar transceiver.
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The car doesn't have any other problems, does it?
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It does!
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It's a bit... rusty.
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I'm sending Cosmosfluidox. Spray it on.
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I'm overheating! The lightpost is away.
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Wait a second! How do I install it?
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Usmaninc huntran.
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What?
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UsManInc HunTran. You seriously have trouble with this?
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User Manual Included with Hungarian Translation
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By the way, it wouldn't hurt to open the window.
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Darn it. Too late.
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You couldn't have told me earlier?
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Don't worry, dad. Next time we'll remember to ask for a windowpane, too.
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So this would be the engine?
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It's a cute little thing, isn't it?
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It says here: '1000 horsepower.'
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Oh, I'm sure they're counting in ponies.
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Here, grab it.
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And we spray it down with this.
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Here's the usman inchuntran, too. We're good to go.
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Blöki! Aladár, take him back to the Márises please while I lock up the apartment.
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Finally. So the mechanic is on his way?
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Mechanic? What mechanic?
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I can fix a piece of junk like this all by myself.
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Where's that usman inchuntran?
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Here you go.
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This kid, I swear, he'll be a physicist some day!
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He's already an expert. He's an object in free-fall, onto its face.
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Alright, we're done. Now just a little spray.
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What is that? Don't tell me it needs cologne to run now.
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It holds it together so the wind can't blow it apart.
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Ok, everybody in.
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Hussle! Now we're really in a hurry.
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If this thing starts, let me turn into a mule and live out my days on a farm.
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Hey, Géza. Géza!
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Is something compelling you to drive like a madman?
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Ha! We're only in second gear, my dear.
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I guess they count horsepowers in thoroughbred stallions, after all.
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Give it some more juice.
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Géza, we're in a residential area. What's the speed limit?
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Paula darling, if there's no sign for it, it doesn't exist.
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Residential area. Please.
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Watch out!
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Hey! I wasn't trying to look out of THIS window!
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Easy on the brakes! Are you trying to kill us?
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I didn't even step on the brakes!
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So... how did we stop?
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The radar transceiver must have kicked in.
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Good day, sir. Your driver's license, please.
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Did I perhaps do something wrong, officer?
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Not 'something.' Everything!
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You, sir, are these streets' worst nightmare.
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Me???
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Don't argue, Géza. That just raises the ticket fee.
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Please just give the officer your credentials.
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Well, then... here it is.
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Flying coffin.
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Géza, if you don't slow down this instant, I'm getting out.
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Hehe! You'll get out and fly another 10 miles.
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Paula, please be strong. The brakes are on fire.
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My dear Lord, what will we do now?
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Reflect on the choices you've made in life.
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Dad, I'm done already.
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I think we all are now.
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Relax, everyone. It's triphibious.
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Géza! You drove into Lake Balaton!
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Hey, at least the engine will cool down.
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Look at all the pretty pikes!
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Next time I go fishing, I'll come here.
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Tell me something, Géza.
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How is it possible that our car works in water, too?
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My dear, it is a standard feature of every flood-proof model.
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Mr. Captain! Incoming ship off the windward bow!
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Aladár, does the usman inchuntran say anything about how to stop this thing?
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Of course it does. Like this.
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Well, thank goodness! Oh, wow.
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Look how nice and cool it suddenly got!
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I should have worn my bathing suit. The water feels divine!
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Géza! There's water in our car! We're sinking!
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Oh no! My outfit is soaked!
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How am I supposed to go among people like this?
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We're not going among people, Paula darling.
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We're going among fishes.
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Help! Somebody he-[gargling noises]
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Aladár! Is there any way out of this?
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Of course there is. You just press this button.
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It's like pulling teeth with you, every single time.
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I don't like to strain myself when it's not entirely necessary.
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Hey look! I've become a bridesmaid.
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Géza, now I've had just about enough of your practical jokes.
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I came all this way to be a guest of honor, not a diver!
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Don't worry, Paula dear, we're almost there.
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They must already be missing me a great deal.
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Well, it looks like the Budapest branch of the clan isn't coming after all.
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Eh, we're better off without them anyway.
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They don't really care about their country bumpkin relatives.
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I told you we shouldn't have invited them in the first place!
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Whether we invited them or not, they're clearly not coming.
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There's no harm done or hard feelings on either side.
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Let them sit in their fancy city-slicker condominium.
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Well, that's certainly true.
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Alright, then. Let's all feast and be merry without them!
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Honored guests from the south, north, west, and east,
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It's time for us to begin our wedding feast!
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The lovely bride in white, and her lucky loving groom,
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And every other favored guest, in high spirits, consume!
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Everything on the table!
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The goose, the lamb, the pork, everything!
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For the greasy palate, our finest wines and spirits!
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So, you all decided to show up after all?
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Everything is ruined!
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Géza, you literally crashed the wedding...
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I never liked greasy foods.
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Oh, we seem to be a bit late.
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Nonsense. You all got here just on time.
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My rifle!
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Kids! Family! Quickly, back in the car!
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After it!
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Géza, where did our car go?
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Who knows? Straight to the junk pile.
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Well, run after it!
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Best if you all run with me.
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No use rushing. Don't worry, nothing worse can happen to us.
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I can't believe I gave Peter Hufnagel his ring back.
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Synced by benjaminpolhe
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Translated by Zoltan Vaci