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The Really Masculine Purse
Last of the Summer Wine
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Compo
: What did thou come up with this time?
Seymour
: An ingenious modification of the humble purse which will rid it of all feminine associations and make it completely masculine!
[
he strides ahead
]
Compo
: [
looks at Clegg
] A what?
Clegg
: A really... butch purse.
Clegg
: Maybe this time he'll come up with something.
Compo
: Does thou reckon?
Clegg
: This time it could be different.
Compo
: That's what I keep telling Nora Batty.
Clegg
: This could be... an historical moment.
Compo
: [
laughs
] I tell thee, I'll try her with that!
Clegg
: Well, to us they may seem barmy ideas. To him, the inventor, they are the children of his fertile imagination.
Compo
: Well, it's time he went on the pill then.
Seymour
: How much do you know about wildflowers?
Compo
: Well, there were these twins from Arnold Street. They went to be hairdressers.
Seymour
: Do you know their names?
Compo
: One were called Terrance, and the other one were called Rodney.
Seymour
: It's a bit of a burden, really, the mind ever-active. People think it must be great to be exceptionally gifted, but
[
sighs
]
Seymour
: I sometimes get tired of it.
Clegg
: I don't think I know anybody from the back. I find they nearly always come at you from the front. But then, it must be admitted I've led a fairly unadventurous life. And when I say fairly, I mean totally.
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