28-03-2016, 11:44 AM
Thanks for that Jeffrey.
So funny, and in some respects, probably rather too close to reality for comfort.
From the 29 minute point, it's amusing when the white coated-engineer Mr Lambert - who take his job just a little too seriously - is being wood by the winsome Miss Pygott Smythe, doesn't pick up the vibes she's emitting. Getting exasperated, she cuts to the chase and says 'Do you fancy a dirty weekend in Bognor?'. His response is 'Sorry - no can do - I've got a lens change over the weekend. To use a radio analogy, not quite on the same frequency. But then without the Mr Lambert's of this world, I guess we'd all still be watching magic lanterns!
So funny, and in some respects, probably rather too close to reality for comfort.
From the 29 minute point, it's amusing when the white coated-engineer Mr Lambert - who take his job just a little too seriously - is being wood by the winsome Miss Pygott Smythe, doesn't pick up the vibes she's emitting. Getting exasperated, she cuts to the chase and says 'Do you fancy a dirty weekend in Bognor?'. His response is 'Sorry - no can do - I've got a lens change over the weekend. To use a radio analogy, not quite on the same frequency. But then without the Mr Lambert's of this world, I guess we'd all still be watching magic lanterns!
Regards, David.
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