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veteran: What is in ye pouch ms lady? Maybe some moneys for me drink!
woman: Give me that back you old drunk
veteran: Too late hahahah the pouch is already in me pouch! I am a miserable person and I long for bloods on me sword!
woman: Let me buy you a beer then, you would get farther in life being nice
veteran: Never!!! I hate humans and especially woman like you!!! Barkeep this lady needs to kicked out as soon as possible!!!
woman: Hello friend it appears this veteran has had to much. He stole my money and refuses to give it back
veteran: my friend maybe you can give me one on the house? instead do not sell any to her
Summarize the dialogue | The veteran stole the woman's money. She wants him to give it back. |
hunter: Indeed it is. See how matted and uneven the fur is? This wolf was very old. The older the wolf, the more valuable it is to the pack.
person: So, you're saying that you may have a whole pack of vengeful wolves on your trail?
hunter: No, I'm saying that we're on the trail of a pack of vengeful wolves! You must change the way you think about who is the hunter and who is the hunted.
person: That's a relief! I was a little scared for a second. I do alright in battle, but I don't really want to face off against a pack of wolves. If we get the drop on them, we should be good.
hunter: That's the spirit! Now, take a look over here and tell me what you think happened to this poor creature.
person: Nothing good, that's for sure.
hunter: What else do you see, Hunter? What clues are there for you?
Summarize the dialogue | The hunter and the person are on the trail of a pack of vengeful wolves. |
advisor: It is morning though.
a napping mouse: I sleep most of the time, it's my career.
advisor: The pay must be terrible.
a napping mouse: I do it mostly for the quality of life it allows me.
advisor: I see, I am trying to get myself ahead personally. Any ideas to advance my status?
a napping mouse: Well, I would suggest sleeping in sunbeams and listen to any noises which might indicate a cat is nearby. This has worked for me so far.
advisor: Hmm I am not sure that would advance me financially.
a napping mouse: Oh, I'm not very good with money, I'm a mouse. I usually deal mostly in crumbs.
advisor: Hmm yes, I suppose you might not have been the right fellow to ask.
a napping mouse: *yawn* So how long do you sleep?
advisor: Only about six hours a night, the early bird gets the worm after all.
a napping mouse: Oh my! I don't think I could possibly function on less than 14!
Summarize the dialogue | a napping mouse is trying to advise an advisor on how to advance his personal status. |
field mice: I know where they live . but there are cats , I can`t go to farmers house
garter snake: Don't hug me! Do you know the chick on edge of the village?
field mice: yes I know. I know everything about this village. if you help me to get rid of the cats, I can give what you want
garter snake: The chick is kinky and can summon demons. She can help us.
field mice: ok walk behind me and see ,
garter snake: Go ahead little field mouse. She will get us what we want. You no more cats and me a big fat rat.
field mice: do you see yellow house , enter inside and see, I can`t go there but you will find what you looking for
garter snake: You are going with me mouse. Or you will be my dinner.
field mice: farmer is coming , I think he saw you and kill you , run
garter snake: Calm down you little mouse.
Summarize the dialogue | field mice and garter snake are going to the yellow house to get rid of the cats. |
blacksmith apprentice: Well, that's something, I guess. I hate these slow days at work. I'm eager to learn!
owner: It's just hard for me to find motivation to do much around the farm considering the presence of the soldiers.
blacksmith apprentice: Yeah, I can see that. I'd rather be making armor for knights and warriors than mean, rude soldiers.
owner: They just keep stepping on the crops and I am sure this years yield will now be pitiful.
blacksmith apprentice: Yeah, I.....hey, have you noticed these chairs? They kinda glow, don't they?
owner: They are rather peculiar now that you mention it... I was so absorbed in my own problems I did not notice.
blacksmith apprentice: Hey, what do you think would happen if we sat in one? They might be magic.
owner: With such a strange glow they may just be, I wonder what they do?
blacksmith apprentice: I dunno, but I'm gonna find out. I'll sit in one now.
owner: How does it feel, anything strange?
Summarize the dialogue | blacksmith apprentice is eager to learn at work. The owner finds it hard to work with the soldiers around. The chairs on the farm glow. Blacksmith apprentice will sit in one to find out what it does. |
#Person1#: Taxi.
#Person2#: Get on, PLS. Where do you wanna go?
#Person1#: Thank you. Pls hurry, I am late. Can I get to the Battery Park before 4?
#Person2#: All right, Miss. I think we will get there if there are no delays on the way.
#Person1#: How exactly do you figure out the car fare?
#Person2#: According to the kilometer rate, the first five kilometers are 4 dollars and every kilometer extra costs 50 cents.
#Person1#: Oh, I see.
#Person2#: Here we are, Miss.
#Person1#: Thank you. How much do I owe you?
#Person2#: You owe me 19 dollars.
#Person1#: That's 20 dollars. Keep the change!
#Person2#: Thank you! | #Person1# takes the taxi in a hurry. #Person1# pays and tells #Person2# to keep the change. |
Scott: see this? <file_other>
Scott: ps plus subscription is 20% off
Scott: if u want
Scott: for one more week
Jed: haha I know we spoke about this :D
Scott: no, we talked about games
Jed: ah ps plus
Jed: yeah of course
Thomas: oh cool
Thomas: I guess I'll buy it then :D
Jed: yep will do
Scott: hehe
Scott: glad I could help | Scott found an offer for PS plus subscription 20% off. It's valid for 1 week. Thomas and Jed will buy it. |
Lucy: Hi. Are the rollerblades still available?
Hannah: Yes, they are. Are you interested?
Lucy: How much is the delivery?
Hannah: It depends on the company and delivery time. Here's the price list.
Lucy: Thank you. That's most helpful.
Hannah: :-)
Lucy: One more thing. Are the scratches which are shown in the photo the only defects? Is there anything else I should know about the rollerblades? They are supposed to be a present for my niece. I wouldn't like to have a nasty surprise when I get them.
Hannah: Only the scratches. The rest is fine. I may send you some more photos if you wish. Basically, these are good rollerblades. I'm selling them because I got an injury. Otherwise I'd still be using them.
Lucy: I see. Are they good for beginners?
Hannah: Yes.
Lucy: Is it the final price?
Hannah: I'm afraid, it is. This is a really good buy. You won't regret it.
Lucy: It's not about me. It's about my niece.
Hannah: She'll love them.
Lucy: OK. Let me think about it a little more. I'll come back to you in the evening.
Hannah: No problem.
Lucy: If I decide on the purchase today, maybe you will re-think the price? Small discount, perhaps?
Hannah: No, I'm really sorry. I bought them for much much more and they are still in good condition. I can't lower the price any more.
Lucy: Ok. Thank you for now.
Hannah: OK. | Lucy wants to buy Hannah's rollerblades for her niece. Hannah had an injury so she can't use them any more. Lucy is worried about the scratches and insists on Hannah to lower the price. Hanna claims it's a good price. Lucy will come back to Hannah in the evening. |
Daryl: Did you hear?!
Jo: What?
Daryl: There's a gaming rehab!
Lou: Like for ppl playing games?
Daryl: Yup!
Jo: Bt y? Can u really get hooked on a video game?
Lou: Apparently. If there's a rehab, there's an addiction.
Daryl: I'm not a junkie. I like playing video games and that's it.
Jo: Where did u get this from?
Daryl: My father...
Lou: Sure he's not lying to u to get u to learn more?
Jo: Maybe not <file_other> | Daryl tells Lou and Jo that there's a gaming rehab. Daryl likes playing video games. |
Rodger: What was that yesterday?
Ronald: What do you mean?
Rodger: You left the meeting without saying a word...
Ronald: Boss just annoyed me
Rodger: he was angry as well
Rodger: you know he disapproves of behaviour like that
Ronald: what should I do then?
Rodger: Your best bet is to apologize him.
Ronald: well...
Ronald: if that's the only option... okay, but in my opinion it won't change anything
Rodger: it will, I know him better than you.
Rodger: He appreciates it when an employee understands he did the wrong thing.
Ronald: are you sure?
Rodger: Yep, trust me
Ronald: so I'll go to work as usual and I'll express regret
Ronald: I hope it's enough, is it?
Rodger: I'm pretty sure.
Rodger: but don't do it again, next time things may get more serious.
Ronald: okay okay... lesson learned | Ronald left the meeting yesterday because his boss annoyed him. Ronald will apologize to the boss. |
#Person1#: Hey, Ray, what are you doing right now?
#Person2#: Not much. Joann. Do you want to hang out?
#Person1#: Yes, I do. I'm at home myself right now with nothing much to do.
#Person2#: Me, too. What would you like to do?
#Person1#: Well, we could go to a movie. Have you see Shrek 2?
#Person2#: I have, actually. How about the movie, Million Dollar Baby with Clint Eastwood?
#Person1#: Hmm... I've seen that, too. We could go for a walk in the park.
#Person2#: We could, but it looks like it's going to rain soon.
#Person1#: I guess that's out. Why don't we go shopping?
#Person2#: I'd really rather not. I'll be too tempted to buy something that I can't afford!
#Person1#: Ok. I guess we'd be not do that, either, then. What do you want to do?
#Person2#: I don't know. Do you want to go bowling at the new bowling alley on 1st street?
#Person1#: I would like to, but I injured my wrist last weekend.
#Person2#: Let's see. Do you want to go to a bar and sing some karaoke?
#Person1#: That sounds interesting, but I can't drink alcohol with the medicine I'm taking.
#Person2#: Doesn't sound like that's be fun, then. Do you want to come here?
#Person1#: I don't have a car.
#Person2#: Goodness, we're not having much luck here, are we?
#Person1#: No. do you have a car?
#Person2#: No, but I could take the bus.
#Person1#: Oh, good. Why don't you take the bus to mine and we could play Mah Jiang?
#Person2#: That sounds great! Have you eaten?
#Person1#: Not yet. I'll cook dinner and have it ready by the time you get here.
#Person2#: Perfect. Are you prepared to give me all your money?
#Person1#: Huh? We are going to play for money, aren't we?
#Person2#: Oh, right. I suppose so. As long as you promise to lose!
#Person1#: Hey... . as long as I'm not alone on a Saturday night, I don't really care what I do!
#Person2#: See you soon.
#Person1#: Bye! | #Person1# and #Person2# feel bored, so they talk about a great number of activities to kill time. They think about watching movies, walking, going shopping, going bowling, and so on, but they can't reach a consensus. They finally decide to have dinner at #Person1#'s house and play Mah Jiang. |
Raul: hello Germaine, it was great seeing you at the gym earlier! sorry I had finished my workout and was heading to the office.
Germaine: oh yeah! I was just starting my workout
Raul: okey! it's great you came back, it was about time!!!
Germaine: what do you mean by that? you mean I got fat 😂
Raul: no! not at all you are not as shredded as before ... remember those abs you had! 🍫
Germaine: 🙈
Germaine: you know with my kid, I have less time to take care of me.... but now my mother lives close, and I can get back on track 💪
Germaine: and you, what have you been up to?
Raul: well, nothing much... always pushing hard at the gym.
Germaine: I saw that! you looked like The Rock 😂
Raul: haha yeah he is real #goals!
Germaine: well, catch you during the week there. I will be coming everyday... at the same hour
Raul: great! take care. We can have a beast session together! see if I can still kick your ass 😜
Germaine: haha you dream about it! | Germaine is now able to pick his workout up where he left off because his mother moved closer to him, and she can help him take care of his child. Raul on the other hand has never stopped working out. |
the king: hello guest
guest: Hello there,how goes the kingdom
the king: It is going well. We are fairly secure and having a good crop yield this season! What is it that you do?
guest: I am a merchant who travels alot
the king: What is it you sell? What brings you here?
guest: I sell wine
the king: Is that why you are here ?
guest: I am just enjoy spending time with powerful people
the king: Well, at least tell me a story of a traveling merchant. I have never lived such a life and want to live vicariously through your stories.
guest: It would take far to long to do that but here try some of this fine wine
the king: I am a king, you do not tell me what to do in my kingdom, in my palace. You could have poisoned it for all I know.
guest: How dare you insult me in such a way
the king: GUARDS, TAKE THIS MAN AWAY
Summarize the dialogue | the king is a king and he is a wine merchant. he is having a good crop yield this season. the guest is a merchant who travels a lot. he is here to spend time with powerful people. the guest offers the king some wine. the |
cat: These lands and hills here are mine to hunt I keep rats from over population, although I am sure the rats would disagree.
stray dogs: Perhaps you keep the rats away, but who keeps you away? I think that would be me!
cat: perhaps, but what keeps you away dog? See I have lived on this land many seasons and thus have mad many friends and while my death at your hands would be untimely and unnecessary, it would inevitable be your fall as well.
stray dogs: I have no real quarrel with you, cat. The dogs in my pack might disagree, but I'm happy to let you go.
cat: Thank you dog, these is a stream for fresh water down the meadow a ways if you and your pack are thirsty. You can have this rat as well as there are plenty in the meadow and I do like the hunt
stray dogs: I'm not a fan of rat - that's your dinner. But I'm grateful to hear of the stream. Meandering down this dirt road has left us parched. Have you seen any humans about?
Summarize the dialogue | cat keeps rats away from over population. stray dogs are happy to let cat go. |
#Person1#: I'd like to go to Suzhou next week. Do you know how to get there by train?
#Person2#: First, you should check the schedule and see which trains go to Suzhou. Make sure which train you want to take and book a ticket.
#Person1#: I see. Do you know how much the ticket is?
#Person2#: It depends on which train do you take.
#Person1#: Is it far from here to Suzhou?
#Person2#: Yes, it stops more than ten times on the way to Suzhou.
#Person1#: How long will it take to get there?
#Person2#: About fifteen hours. | #Person1# asks #Person2# some questions about going to Suzhou by train. |
Lorenzo: Did you like the food?
Samuel: yes, was quite good
Kamil: I didn't like it much, honestly
Terry: I saw you were not a fan of lampredotto, Kamil
Kamil: god, that was horrible, like the thing in Poland called "flaki"
Kamil: disgusting
Lorenzo: really? oh, this is the main delicacy of Florence
Kamil: Sorry, not my piece of intestine
Lorenzo: LOL | Kamil didn't like lampredotto. |
monk: Naturally, I'd be pleased to help. You do such good work, and I should at least do that for you. Tell me, cook. What ingredients are you requiring?
cook: I need some grapes from the vineyard in the east, cheese from Mary's shop and a loaf of bread from Tom the Baker
monk: Sure. I can get them. By the way... what do you think of my hair?
cook: I think your hair is humbling. I wouldn't wear the style myself but you make it work
monk: Thank you. I was worried you'd find it unpleasing.
cook: Now that I have the ingredients I have made you the finest of salads. A romaine base layered with cheese, homemade croutons and topped with candied grapes. I hope you enjoy it
monk: You have done great work again. Thanks, cook.
Summarize the dialogue | cook needs grapes, cheese and bread from monk. |
Jennie: still there?
Wendy: no he just dropped me home
Jennie: ahaaannn!! How was it?
Wendy: very good! Hes superb I really like him Jennie: wow! Superb as in?
Wendy: he is good looking, talks sensibly, take the lead, has good sense of humor and kind heart..
Jennie: wow… you found out everything in first date!
Wendy: yesss..!! I am already falling for him…
Jennie: ahannnn! So anything happened?
Wendy: are you crazy?
Jennie: why? That’s something very normal?
Wendy: but you know me?
Jennie: yeah but I don’t know him and since your so impressed I thought!! lol
Wendy: your crazy
Jennie: YO! | Wendy likes her new date a lot but nothing has happened. |
#Person1#: Look out of the window David, there is ice on the lake. Actually their size all over the lake.
#Person2#: Yeah.
#Person1#: And there are many people skating over there, do you want to join them?
#Person2#: I'm not in the mood. When are we going back to the city?
#Person1#: Not until January the third. Is your dad's idea to spend Christmas at these country hotel.
#Person2#: I want to stay in New York. Barbara has asked me to a party on New Year's Eve.
#Person1#: Your dad works very hard at the bank. He needs a quiet Christmas. To will be nice for me too. I won't have to cook.
#Person2#: Oh, this is going to be the most boring Christmas that I've ever had.
#Person1#: Take it easy boy. | David feels it boring to stay at a country hotel, while his father and #Person1# enjoy a quiet Christmas. |
#Person1#: Hi.
#Person2#: Oh, Hi.
#Person1#: Are you new in the neighborhood?
#Person2#: Oh, yeah.
#Person1#: Welcome, welcome to the neighborhood.
#Person2#: Oh.
#Person1#: Hey, I'm Stacy. I live across the street.
#Person2#: Oh, Hi, Stacy. I'm Mark. Mark Jones.
#Person1#: Um. Looks like your moving. Do you need any help unloading your moving truck? I can have my husband come or my kids.
#Person2#: Um, well, fortunately, the movers are going to do that, but you're welcome to, uh, help carry in a few things out from our car.
#Person1#: Yeah, sure, I can get them. So, where are you from?
#Person2#: Well, we're from originally from Chicago, but we just moved from a place called Springville.
#Person1#: Oh, Springville, that's, uh. Isn't that the ... the north end of the state
#Person2#: Yeah, just, yeah, not too far from here.
#Person1#: How was your trip?
#Person2#: Well, it went pretty well. We hired a moving company, something my company paid for, and it was simply more convenient than packing all our stuff, renting a truck, and then moving everything ourselves.
#Person1#: That's nice. How does this moving company work then? Was it pretty good?
#Person2#: Yeah. Well, in many cases, you can pack your own things and just have the company load the boxes and your other items on the truck, or they'll pack everything for you, and they can tow your vehicle behind the truck if you like, and they can even, you know, move heavy items like pianos.
#Person1#: Wow, that's nice. So, did everything go as planned?
#Person2#: Well, pretty much, except our cat disappeared
#Person1#: Really?
#Person2#: Yeah, about three hours before the movers left ...
#Person1#: Did you ever find it?
#Person2#: No, and uh, we're not sure if she ran away, got hit by a car, or what.
#Person1#: Oh, that must be really hard on your family. Sorry to hear about that.
#Person2#: Yeah.
#Person1#: Yeah, that must be rough.
#Person2#: Yeah.
#Person1#: No sign of the cat?
#Person2#: Not yet.
#Person1#: Uh, I'm sorry. So, um, what do you do for a living?
#Person2#: Well, I'm software developer.
#Person1#: Oh, what do you do exactly in your job?
#Person2#: Well, um, most of the time, I develop educational software for schools.
#Person1#: Really?
#Person2#: ... Yeah, and at the moment, I'm working on several educational apps for, you know, smart phones.
#Person1#: Oh, that's ... that's great.
#Person2#: Yeah, it's a really good job. And, so, how about yourself?
#Person1#: Well, actually, I'm a high school history teacher.
#Person2#: Oh, wow, you know, actually, I've created two apps on world history that you might be interested in.
#Person1#: Serious?
#Person2#: Yeah.
#Person1#: Oh, that sounds great. I'd love to see them.
#Person2#: Yeah.
#Person1#: By the way, um, you know, we're having a barbecue at our place on Friday.
#Person2#: Oh?
#Person1#: Why don't you come over ... bring your family and get to know some of the neighbors?
#Person2#: Well, let me talk to my wife, but just so you know, we have nine kids.
#Person1#: Serious? Nine kids? Wow!
#Person2#: Yes, so they might eat all your food.
#Person1#: Well, that's no problem. That's a lot of kids, but it'll be fun. Hey ...
#Person2#: What?
#Person1#: No, just listen.
#Person2#: Hey.
#Person1#: Did you hear that? Listen, listen. It's coming from over there. It's in one of the ... there something in one of your boxes.
#Person2#: No way. Yeah.
#Person1#: That sounds ... That sounds like a cat. Is the cat in one of your ... Did you find ... Did the cat get in one of your boxes?
#Person2#: I don't know. Let me look. Hey, let me move this box. Yeah.
#Person1#: Wow!
#Person2#: Oh, no. I can't believe it! I'm sure the family is going to be happy about this.
#Person3#: I bet. Congratulations! | Stacy welcomes Mark Jones who just moved into their neighborhood from Springville. Mark had a moving company to help them and had a good trip here except that their cat disappeared. Mark tells Stacy he develops educational software for school and Stacy is a high school history teacher. Stacy invites Mark and his family to their barbecue on Friday. Stacy finds Mark's cat in a box. |
lady in waiting: All of us in the kingdom appreciate everything you do for us. Perhaps you just need to rest for a while.
the king: Perhaps so. Might I rest my head on this momentarily, to ease the burden of ruling this Kingdom.
lady in waiting: Do you want me to make sure that no one bothers you?
the king: No need. Even in rest I must remain alert to the demands of my people.
lady in waiting: Is there anything else you need or would you like me to wait outside?
the king: There is one more thing. I find that this fur carpet is hindering my ability to think clearly with its hideous pattern. Get rid of it!
lady in waiting: Oh yes, I agree completely. We do not need you thinking about dead cheetahs while you are resting.
the king: No need to yank it from my brittle hands like that! Anyways, I must remove this prickly crown from my head.
Summarize the dialogue | The king is resting. The lady in waiting will take care of him. |
#Person1#: Why didn't you call me last night?
#Person2#: Because I went out.
#Person1#: Why didn't you phone me from a callboy?
#Person2#: I didn't have any change.
#Person1#: Tell me why you didn't come to see me tonight then.
#Person2#: I don't like all your questions. That's why. | #Person1# asks why #Person2# didn't call #Person1#, which annoys #Person2#. |
Jacqui: hey
Jacqui: i'm on the bus
Jacqui: there's this weird guy looking at me :-/
Charles: hahahaha
Charles: you always think people are looking at you
Jacqui: i swear he is
Jacqui: it's freaking me out
Charles: just don't look at him, that'll do the trick
Charles: don't pay any attention to him :-D
Jacqui: there's a stop coming up
Jacqui: hopefully he gets out there
Jacqui: nope, he didn't
Jacqui: HE JUST GOT CLOSER TO ME!!!!!
Charles: lol, sorry that i'm laughing
Charles: this is just too funny
Jacqui: lol NOT FOR ME!!!
Charles: how many stops left for you?
Jacqui: 2
Charles: just move somewhere else on the next stop
Charles: let me know how it goes
Jacqui: just moved
Jacqui: he stayed in the same place
Jacqui: yayyyyy
Charles: please text me when u get home
Jacqui: i will xoxo <3 | Jacqui is riding a bus. She is anxious about a stranger passenger. She will text Charles when she reaches home. |
servant: hey
hiker: Hail, fair human. Are you the guardian of this sparkling spring?
servant: Yes, i am your Lordship
hiker: You're a bit younger than the last guardian. How long have you been in service here?
servant: You really want to know?
hiker: I uh... perhaps not... I'm... not much for hugging humans, just trees, mainly.
servant: Alright the! How may I serve you?
hiker: I have come to retrieve the lost coin of Argaroth. This coin right here.
servant: Great!
hiker: But perhaps you could use the coin more than I. After all, the journey is truly what matters.
servant: I feel you will need it more sir
hiker: Alright then, I shall be on my way, good friend. An I shall use the power of the coin to get over my fear of touching humans
servant: All the best sir.
Summarize the dialogue | The hiker wants to retrieve the lost coin of Argaroth. The servant is younger than the last guardian. The hiker is not fond of hugging humans. The servant thinks the coin will help the hiker to get over his fear of touching humans. |
concubine: Prince Eckhart will surely hear about this insolence. Tell me wench, who will feed your children after you're fired from your miserable job?
maid: Oh please! Do arrange to have my fired. I get paid a pittance to clean up after your mess. I condemn your behavior and your lifestyle.
concubine: Be gone them, miserable creature. I have tired of you.
maid: And, you won't be needing this, either. Send my best wishes to the prince!
concubine: It's time you learned to respect your betters.
maid: Get off me! You are getting lipstick stains all over my smock.
concubine: Oh I shall, after you return my favorite comb. A gift of the Prince, that was. Unfit for your tangled mess of hair, is it.
maid: Take it and stay out of my way forever!
concubine: Well, let's see, I never have occasion to visit the slum side of town you call home. So I think there isn't much chance of that. Goodbye, dearest.
Summarize the dialogue | maid is angry with the concubine and wants to be fired. |
Leah: After the meeting, can we go over the new machine?
Mason: Sure. Right after?
Leah: Yes. Unless it's lunch or something.
Mason: I'm supposed to show Ed how to use it at 3. Want to just join us?
Leah: Yeah, only I don't think Ed likes me.
Mason: Don't be silly! Its just for a little while anyway.
Leah: I know. I agreed.
Mason: He's fine with you, I promise.
Leah: I think I got his friend fired!
Mason: You did, but he doesn't blame you.
Leah: He doesn't?
Mason: No. He knows she was late all the time and other stuff.
Leah: Okay. We'll see how it goes.
Mason: Anyway, be sure to wear your safety stuff. We'll get in trouble if you don't.
Leah: Really cracking down are they?
Mason: In a big way.
Leah: Was there an accident?
Mason: No, just insurance stuff.
Leah: Oh. Saving money.
Mason: Exactly.
Leah: Okay, I'll see you at 3.
Mason: Great. | Leah and Mason will see at 3 to go over a new machine. There will be Ed too. |
a watchman: No kidding? Someone must have been sleeping on the job. Or drunk. Did any one ever find out what they were doing, why they came in so far?
a guardsman: Who knows. With some of these guys it was probably both.
a watchman: Too right you are. Well, hopefully it'll remain quiet while I sleep.
a guardsman: You doofus, it was probably you that let them in! *Laughs*
a watchman: Me?! It was probably you. We all know how much you like to drink.
a guardsman: We don't ALL know that, just the ones that I work with.
a watchman: Good enough. I'm just gonna hang this here, don't get any ideas about taking it either.
a guardsman: Don't tell me what to do.
a watchman: Give me it back!
Summarize the dialogue | Someone let someone in. A watchman suspects it was the guardsman. |
dogs: Woof! Woof woof!
servant: What did you say?
dogs: I said, woof woof! Also, could you play fetch with me with some of this gold?
servant: It is so valuable. It doesn't need toss around.
dogs: Woof woof! Chase me!
servant: I don't have time. I have to get back to the royal family.
dogs: I have a sapphire now!
servant: Would you like to come be my dog? I have no money and clean a galley all day.
dogs: Yes, and I'll bring this gold and we'll live happily ever after!
servant: Wait. I didn't think straight. We could sell the sapphire and rubys and have our own home.
dogs: Of course. As dog and wife, yes?
servant: No. Never!
dogs: Can you resist this face?
Summarize the dialogue | dogs want to play fetch with servant's gold. The servant has to get back to the royal family. The servant and dogs will live together as a couple. |
snakes slithering around the cavern: I am really not in the mood to eat
mouse: I guess I will eat it all myself then. You seem sad, is everything okay?
snakes slithering around the cavern: I am ok. I am just worried. Will you tell me the truth?
mouse: Of course, always.
snakes slithering around the cavern: I learnt the king and his subject came here to share a secret
mouse: Ohh! Secrets are joyous.
snakes slithering around the cavern: I need to know what went down!
mouse: I do not pay attention to where I am walking. I think I remember that day. They were talking about sending servants to try to get the treasure over there, not telling them about the vultures up in the sky.
snakes slithering around the cavern: wow...the king is really greedy
mouse: He sure is. He wants all the treasure and gold he can get his hands on, and doesn't care who shall die in the process.
Summarize the dialogue | snakes slithering around the cavern are hungry. Mouse will eat it all himself. The king and his subject came to the cavern to share a secret. They were talking about sending servants to get the treasure over there, not telling them about the vultures |
Aliza: Have you ever been to Hawai
Miller: Naah
Aliza: We would go together this year | Miller hasn't been to Hawaii. Aliza wants to go together this year. |
guest: Oh I am just find at the moment, no need to trouble yourself.
lady of the house: Ah. How about things at home? Family cozy and fed? House as big as possible?
guest: Oh everything is fine back at the house, I am just glad be able to relax now that I finally made it here.
lady of the house: That's wonderful, wonderful. Do you know anyone of...need or ill respite? If you could, could you refer them to my house? I feel our Kingdom could do more for charity, but the King's quite busy.
guest: That he certainly is, it is a shame he has his hands so filled handling the diplomatic matters. I do know he would love to be able to interact with the people more.
lady of the house: Yes...we'd all love to get him some more...interaction. The kind his wife wouldn't want to hear about.
guest: He is such a fit man, quite charming if I do say.
Summarize the dialogue | Guest is at the lady of the house. Guest is fine. Guest is glad to be able to relax after a long journey. Lady of the house wants to help people in need. |
queen: hello dear how are you today?
prince: Pretty well, I suppose. How are you?
queen: good, why are you in your fathers dorm?
prince: I was just looking for a gold piece that I dropped somewhere.
queen: ah well no need to pinch pennies we can help
prince: Wouldn't it be better to teach me to be responsible instead of cleaning up after my losses?
queen: dont be silly its simple money, i trust your abilites, besides youll be king soon
prince: Hopefully, I want my chance to rule!
queen: dont worry honey your day will come
prince: But I don't want to wait any longer!
queen: well as long as your father is alive it wont happen
prince: Well he seems like his time is coming fairly soon, if you ask me.
queen: yes but not this year, so please be patient
Summarize the dialogue | prince was looking for a gold piece he dropped somewhere in his father's dorm. Queen will help him. Prince wants to be king soon. |
#Person1#: Hello, Jack. Are you having a good holiday?
#Person2#: Hi, mom, don't mention it. It has been raining every day since I got here.
#Person1#: That's a pity and it's been nice and sunny here. When will you be home?
#Person2#: I was going to be back tomorrow. But the flights are fully booked, the next available flight leaves on Thursday. So I have to be back the day after tomorrow. I just hope it won't snow before then. | Jack's mom asks Jack about his holiday. Jack won't be able to come back until the day after tomorrow due to fully-booked flights. |
fish: Somewhat of an aggressive one you seem to be.
lazy insects: Aggressive, perhaps. But also tired. But with this kill I will eat for several days. Now I can rest and enjoy the banks of this river with you, fish.
fish: What is it that makes you so tired?
lazy insects: Life, I think. I'm lazy, I hate to move, or stay awake, or do much of anything. I'm happy when I can bite my prey, eat leisurely, and then rest and enjoy the lush grass.
fish: Ah, I quite enjoy swimming myself as one might imagine.
lazy insects: You are very quick! Don't get you tired?
fish: Tired? What is that exactally?
lazy insects: I guess you don't know it. Do fish even sleep?
fish: If we do I am unsure, I cannot say I rightly know.
lazy insects: I see. Well, it's befitting a fish to have energy. Without it, you would surely drown.
Summarize the dialogue | lazy insects is tired and aggressive. fish is quick and enjoys swimming. |
servant: I do to provide for myself and my family. I do what I am told without question, but I can not read. I have also not seen my family in a long time, but the queen keeps me busy enough so I do not have to think about it.
king: Here take this to send to your family help them in your time away
servant: I do not even know how to get this to my family. I do not have enough money to ship it anywhere. I am uncertain of where they live now.
king: I will let my guard know and he shall make it his mission and we shall see about getting them a place in the town next castle
servant: Oh, you would do that for me? How can I ever repay you?
king: Just do good service by wife and you will have repaid me 100 fold
servant: Oh, I can most certainly do that! I cannot repay or thank you enough. I will surely serve the both of you until I die! You have my loyalty.
king: Well then "Guard come here , find this ladies family and see to it that my will is done"
Summarize the dialogue | Servant does what he is told without question, but he can't read. He hasn't seen his family for a long time. King will let his guard find his family and get them a place in the town next castle. |
Jean: dears
Jean: wanna grab a beer? I'd like to go out
Jackie: sure but when? now?
Philip: I can go now :)
Jean: why not, we can go NOW :)
Jackie: sign me up! | Jackie, Jean, and Philip are going out. |
Debbie: You'll never guess what.
Ruth: What?
Debbie: You know that Abigail from Chalfont?
Ruth: The one whose father is a pastor?
Debbie: Yeah. That one. You won't believe it, but she is pregnant.
Ruth: You are joking?
Debbie: I'm not. She is showing already.
Ruth: Of course, her parents are never going to let her have an abortion, so that's it for her, game over.
Debbie: and the shame for them, him being a pastor and everything. Word is, he will have to give up being a pastor as he didn't bring his kids up right. So they are going to be out of the house they have, he isn't really trained for anything else, it's a complete disaster.
Ruth: Bloody hell, I feel bad for them. Can't the church help them out a bit? Its not very Christian, is it, just chucking him out.
Debbie: I agree. They say he has brought scandal but they are the ones who are making this a scandal.
Ruth: Silly girl, though. She's caused no end of trouble. Who's the father anyway?
Debbie: You know Trevor. She has been seeing him for a while. Only in secret as her dad wouldn't let her go out with anyone.
Ruth: Is he standing by her?
Debbie: Yes, he wants to do the decent thing and he says he wants to marry her, but his family are all upset because he was supposed to be going to Uni and now he won't be able to. He will have to start work. His dad will give him a role in his buidling firm as an apprentice.
Ruth: It is a waste of his career.
Debbie: Some people say he is lucky. Abigail is a very nice girl, they clearly do love each other, and he was going to do a useless degree on history and now he will learn to build houses and end up with no student debts and probably as rich as his own dad in ten years from now.
Ruth: Really? So Abigail probably made a logical move then.
Debbie: I doubt she was thinking with her brain, but in fact it should be ok for her. Its her family and her old man not having a job because of it which is the one to be pitied, I suppose.
Ruth: Maybe Trevor's dad will be able to give Abigail's Dad a job as well?
Debbie: Her mother earns quite well as a bookkeeper, so maybe they will be OK, but it is sad that he won't be able to work at his calling any more.
Ruth: They should just send him to be pastor in a new place, where nobody will hear of this.
Debbie: Yeah. Like the Outer Hebrides. | Abigail is pregnant. The church may force her father out of his position as a pastor because of it. Abigail's baby's father is Trevor. Trevor wants to marry Abigail. Trevor won't go to college and his father will give him a job at his construction company. Abigail's mom earns well as a bookkeeper. |
Noel: Butterball and Pump Truck aren't coming?
Patrick: So those were their real names! ;)
Morgan: No wonder they won't be there...
Miranda: Y?
Morgan: Despite the nicknames, don't you remember what happened to them?
Miranda: No.
Louise: Well, Butterball was so fat that one time he slipped under the shower and couldn't get up so all the jocks took pics of him and posted them on fb.
Miranda: Geez. That's painful.
Noel: Yeah. He broke down completely after that. Started skipping school and didn't even show up for a few weeks at first.
Patrick: He probably thought it would all just wash away, but it didn't.
Louise: When the kids got word he was coming back to school, they put his naked photos on every wall and loads of lard in his locker.
Morgan: I think he changed schools after that.
Miranda: Poor thing! Y don't I remember this?
Patrick: Dunno.
Noel: idk
Miranda: And what about Anna?
Louise: That's a completely different story. | Butterball will not be coming because he was bullied at school. Pump Truck will not be coming either. |
bat queen: How long do we have to prepare against this?
bat: Not long. We must send a group to search for fruit immediately or we risk being shut off without food for days.
bat queen: My lovely child. I will put you in charge of this dire task. Please tell me what you will need and will see to it that it gets to you.
bat: I will need worms to detect fruit trees and of course a paddle to knock the fruit off the branches.
bat queen: Here is the worms child, however the paddle will require time for me to retrieve. I'll send my elites to fetch it for you.
bat: Thank you Queen, but we must act fast. I never thought the Great Mist would descend upon us in my lifetime...
bat queen: Yes.. my mother told me of it, but i didn't think it would happen. I thought it was fairy tales.
bat: I hear it drives people mad and they start eating each other. Will that.. happen to us?
bat queen: I will not let it happen! I love all you dearly. I would fail as a queen to let that happen.
Summarize the dialogue | The Great Mist is coming. Bat queen will send her elites to fetch a paddle for bat to knock fruit off the trees. |
priest: Indeed it is my son. What brings you here on this fine day of the lord? What is on your mind son?
worshipper: I am always so busy, that some days I go hours not relaxing in the greatness of his blessings.
priest: That is okay son, as long as you keep him in your mind all the time.
worshipper: Oh, thank you father. The serenity here in this chapel is such a blessing to my soul.
priest: Isn't it nice. I live here you know?
worshipper: Oh, too be so blessed. You do a great honor and service to the Lord.
priest: If you would like to stay here to worship in the lord you are more than welcome, I live to share my good fortune with those less fortunate.
worshipper: You are too kind father. Shall I sit at the pews.
priest: Yes, sit and one of these two pews and try and enjoy the quiet sereness.
worshipper: Thank you, Father.
priest: Your welcome son, come back anytime.
Summarize the dialogue | worshipper is always busy and he does not relax in the greatness of his blessings. He is here to worship in the lord. Priest lives here and he shares his good fortune with those less fortunate. |
Martha: I feel like drinking banana juice
Sebastian: Are you on your period or what?
Martha: Fuck you! Just buy me a god damn banana juice!
Sebastian: kk
Sebastian: Don't kill me yet
Martha: Shut up and come back without my juice | Martha wants a banana juice. Sebastian thinks Martha has a period. His remark makes her angrier. |
Taylor: Where have u reached?
Owen: I have just crossed LA
Taylor: would be waiting :) | Owen just passed LA. Taylor will be waiting. |
customer: Hey kid.watch out for those spices!!
child: I tried one and it was really spicy!
customer: Well, this one is very strong.
child: Have you seen my mommy? I don't know where she is.
customer: I have no idea how is your mother, kid.
child: Could you help me find her
customer: Yes, of course kid!! What is her name??
child: Her name is Margeret Woodfield and I am her favourite son!
customer: Good for you.Let me call for her.I hope she is here to buy spices also
child: She is! We were buying spices for our meal later! Wanna come?
customer: Well.I think only your mother can invite me because she is an adult
child: Maybe you can ask her?
customer: It is no polite to ask those things.Let's find her first.
Summarize the dialogue | customer will help the child find his mother. |
Lynne Neagle AM: The question is that amendment 3 be agreed Does any Member object ? Amendment 3 is therefore agreed The committee will now break for 10 minutes and reconvene at 1105 am Can I welcome Members back ? We will move on to group 4 which relates to the duty to ensure sufficient funding The lead amendment in the group is amendment 11 in the name of Janet FinchSaunders I call on Janet FinchSaunders to move amendment 11 and to speak to her amendments Janet
Janet Finch-Saunders AM: Thank you I speak to both amendments in this group As I outlined under amendments 2I and 2J there are ongoing concerns about the potential costs for Welsh devolved authorities and the lack of quantifiable costs within the regulatory impact assessment Now it was absolutely clear from evidence that we received in this committee that unknown costs would be challenging and potentially problematic As I have mentioned previously these concerns would doubtless be most keenly felt in our hardpressed social services Furthermore the Welsh Local Government Association stated that there must be a commitment that whatever the costs are those costs are met because it is legislation that is being led by the National Assembly for Wales Now during evidence the Deputy Minister when asked about the reliance on a limited number of reporting of cases likely to happen and the potential for a degree of unknown costs stated : we are doing our very best to prepare to cover all eventualities that we can anticipate But you could not commit to a broad figure instead telling us that : we have to rely on what the people who run those organisations are telling us And : We have to measure it as we go along Given that devolved authorities need to plan their budgets for these changes we only think it is fair for the Welsh Government to provide sufficient funding to alleviate the cost implications of this Bill Now while amendment 11 makes reference to costs borne by local authorities and health boards I note that amendment 12 takes this further by including other devolved authorities that are not funded by Welsh Government Anticipating the Deputy Ministers response that few under this category if any at all would be affected by the Bill we are pursuing a principle here and it is agreement to the principle of providing sufficient funding that we are seeking from you as the Deputy Minister Now these are just two examples of Welsh Government legislation to date that have been underfunded The Active Travel Wales Act 2013 : last year the Economy Infrastructure and Skills Committee found that the Wales annual spend on walking and cycling is half that of Englands and one sixth of Hollands Furthermore the committee highlighted that the passing of the Act put a requirement on local authorities to continuously improve active travel routes but were constrained by the funding made available to them The Minister at the time announced a threeyear funding settlement of £60 million Now my local authority and other authorities that have done some monitoring on the active travel Act—they simply were not awarded sufficient funding to actually allow the active travel Act to become a meaningful piece of legislation and the same goes with the Wellbeing of Future Generations Wales Act 2015 This month the auditor general has raised concerns that the public services boards created under the Act were limited in their work and impact due to the lack of dedicated funding Outside of the Welsh Governments regional grant that can not be spent on projects councils often contribute through officer time or facilities but resources and capacity to support those PSBs remain a key risk as partners do not have the capacity to take on more The reason that I wanted these amendments placed in here is I genuinely do not believe that you have even envisioned what or even estimated the likely cost to be borne by the organisations and certainly our local authorities and health boards the impact this Bill is going to have
Lynne Neagle AM: Thank you Janet Are there other Members who would like to speak in this group please ? No I call the Deputy Minister then
Julie Morgan AM: Thank you Chair I can understand that the Member is concerned about the impact of this Bill on public services but you will see from the explanatory memorandum and from the raft of impact statements published with the Bill that we have done a thorough and extremely diligent job of considering the potential impacts of this Bill before introduction And as far as we are aware no other country has done more than us to consider the impacts of similar legislation and also comprehensively prepared for implementation We have explored the published data which is available from other countries on the impact of measures they have taken to prohibit the physical punishment of children We have also spoken to a range of stakeholders in Ireland New Zealand and Malta who have legal systems similar to our own And in these countries there is no evidence that public services have been overwhelmed following law reform And stakeholders have been clear when giving evidence to this committee that they do not consider there will be runaway costs and I think we should trust their judgment on this In fact as this committee notes in its Stage 1 report those delivering services on the front line have said without exception that this Bill will improve their ability to protect children living in Wales because it will make the law clear Sally Jenkins of the Association of Directors of Social Services said to this committee : In terms of thresholds for children ’ s services we would not be anticipating a huge number of referrals to us There may be a small number of referrals that come through What we know from other nations is that it will peak and then settle We recognise that is likely to happen That is from the front line Jane Randall chair of the National Independent Safeguarding Board Wales said : there is no expectation that there is going to be a huge increase in the number of referrals coming through to local authority social services I think it would be dealt with within their existing resources And Dr Rowena Christmas Royal College of General Practitioners said : I can not see it is going to lengthen consultations I can not see that it is going to increase the number of consultations and I do not think it is going to increase the number of referrals I make to the health visitor or to social services because if I was worried I would make those referrals now regardless of the Bill I just want to say again that the Bill is removing a defence to an offence of common assault which has formed part of the common law of England and Wales for a very long time And social services already receive and investigate reports of children being assaulted including from health and education so it is not a whole new area of costly activity for any of them I do think that the evidence that you had at your committee did highlight those points As I have already pointed out when discussing group 2 amendments we are working with organisations to put in place arrangements to collect data about the possible impact on their services and this will be analysed as part of the postimplementation review of the legislation Welsh Government can consider with relevant organisations how best to manage any impact on workloads or resources and any cost implications I can assure you that work to update the regulatory impact assessment has continued and I have asked officials to prepare a revised RIA as recommended at Stage 2 and I expect to share an updated RIA with you in advance of Stage 3 Serious consideration is being given on how to provide more detailed estimates of the unknown costs to public services arising from the Bill but I think you should be reassured by the evidence that was given particularly to this committee from the professionals at the front line What the amendments are proposing is outside the normal funding arrangements that operate within Government and it is not clear why in the context of the evidence heard at Stage I such provisions are necessary I am sure that Members will agree that future Governments need to be able to consider within the context of the budgetsetting process what the priorities are and these considerations would need to be made within the context at that time for example taking into account any issues that there are—UK Government actions what happens in relation to Brexit or any other unforeseen impacts on the economy or Welsh society All those issues would have to be taken into account Furthermore as is the case now the National Assembly for Wales scrutinises the Welsh Government budget annually so it would be able to make an argument for additional funding for public bodies should it consider that this is required I do think all the evidence has shown that we do not anticipate that there will be a huge increase of a demand for funding so I urge Members to reject these amendments which I believe are unnecessary
Janet Finch-Saunders AM: Chair could I ask a question ?
Lynne Neagle AM: You can reply to the debate now Janet yes
Janet Finch-Saunders AM: I would like to ask a question of the Deputy Minister When we were taking evidence at an earlier stage I noticed that part of the stakeholder group—there was some liaison going on with social services departments across Wales Now we have 22 local authorities At that time the numbers mentioned were quite small—I think only a handful What discussions have taken place with our local authorities in terms of their social services departments in terms of the lead the cabinet members or indeed the head of service ? I can speak from my own experiences when going around my constituency but when I have spoken to some of the family support groups and indeed the departments themselves they are very concerned about the financial impact that this is going to have on the provision They are already overstretched and they see this as another burden—primarily another financial burden So how much have you engaged with them ?
Julie Morgan AM: There is been extensive engagement We have had meetings with the Association of Directors of Social Services and they are represented on all our groups and we are working very closely with them because of course they represent all the local authorities But I have to say when I have been going round and meeting lots of different groups the first thing they say is I am so glad that you are doing this and they have not mentioned any financial implications But obviously we will be very aware of—we are looking at any more evidence that comes up
Janet Finch-Saunders AM: So I will still move my amendments I am disappointed really I was hoping to see some commitment to—this Bill was going to go through and it is one that could be implemented fully because sufficient resources were there I am not convinced about that and I know that other organisations are not also So I move my amendments
Lynne Neagle AM: The question is that amendment 11 be agreed Does any Member object ? Objection I therefore take a vote by show of hands All those in favour All those against So there voted two in favour four against Amendment 11 is not agreed Janet do you wish to proceed to a vote on amendment 12 ? The question is that amendment 12 be agreed Does any Member object ? Objection All those in favour of amendment 12 All those against So there voted two in favour four against Amendment 12 is not agreed Deputy Minister do you wish to proceed to a vote on amendment 4 ? | This discussion started with Janet Finch-Saunders and Janet Finch-Saunders spoke to both amendments in this group. She said the reason she wanted these two amendments be there because she genuinely did not believe that the Deputy Minister had envisioned what or even estimated the likely cost to be borne by the organizations, and certainly their local authorities and health boards and impact of the Bill was going to have. Then the Deputy Minister responded to this. She said they had done a thorough and extremely diligent job of considering the potential impacts of the Bill before introduction. She thought all the evidence had shown that they did not anticipate that there would be a huge increase of a demand for funding, so she encouraged members to reject these amendments, which she thought were not necessary. At last, they took a vote on amendments 11 and 12, and ended up with rejecting amendments 11 and 12, and agreeing with amendment 4 and 5. |
Rory: <file_photo> Girls, I'm doing the Australian visa. Do we have to put business or tourist?
Mikey: Hey love, I did it a long time ago the one that was for crew... can't remember, sorry
Maureen: Maybe email HR?
Rory: I'm about to do that
Luke: Hey, it should be tourist
Rory: Oh really? One of my colleagues told me business... Very confusing...
Daisy: Rory, if HR response, can you forward it to all of us?
Rory: Sure! nothing yet, I will keep you posted!
Luke: Cool
Maureen: thanks! xxx | Rory's applying for an Australian visa. She decides to ask HR if she should select business or tourist option because neither Mikey, Maureen, Luke nor Daisy can't give her a clear answer. |
Hunter: Wanna have a pint?
Evan: now?
Nicholas: always!
Evan: hahaha
Hunter: no, after work
Nicholas: why not now?
Nicholas: I'm disappointed
Evan: :LOL
Hunter: I'm free at 7
Evan: 7 is good, we can go directly from the office
Nicholas: I won't be free till 8
Nicholas: if you wait for me it would be nice
Evan: just join us whenever you're free
Evan: doesn't make much sense to wait
Nicholas: ok, right | Hunter and Evan will meet at 7 for a beer. Nicholas will join them at 8. |
#Person1#: Has your family lived here for long?
#Person2#: Five and a half years. We moved here on the first of November.
#Person1#: You have a fantastic view.
#Person2#: Yes. I love living here.
#Person1#: Look! You can see the village way down in the valley.
#Person2#: Yes. It's a lovely view. | #Person2# lives here and enjoys a good view. |
Tom: Hey, guys! Here I share with you my todays’s dinner <file_photo>.
Shary: Looks really good going to try this.
Tran: Share with you app supports for cooking,you won't forget anything. Nothing burnt. Remind and Note app : "Remind note and countdown timer" on Play Store
Ken: Tom Looks really good but I don’t think you will lose weight with all those carbs. Unless you only look at it.
Janie: like
Asiimwe: How D U Cal That Chicken?
Ken: Well then!
Tom: Thank you.
Prettyboy: But why brown sugar?
Kim: Yummy😋 | Tom had chicken for dinner today and he recommends Remind and Note app for cooking. |
lawyer: I thought goddesses were supposed to promote peace and harmony?
king: Yeah, so did I. So do you think that's really a goddess or is someone playing a trick on me trying gto get me to start a war I don't want to be in?
lawyer: I suspect it is a false god in disguise.
king: My thought as well. I'm glad you were here to comfirm my beliefs. I've never truly believed there were gods. Now we need to find out who is behind this ruse
lawyer: I'm right behind you, my king. Go ahead and confront that charlatan!
king: There isn't even anyone there. What kind of magic is this that can project an image of a goddess/
lawyer: In any case, it is clear that someone is defiling the sanctity of this holy place!
king: Indeed. I don't know who I can trust so I'm going to need you by my side for this.
Summarize the dialogue | The king and the lawyer suspect that the image of a goddess is a trick to start a war. |
Noel: And Pump Truck...
Louise: I'm sorry, can we call her Anna?
Noel: Sry. And then all the boys had her picture and need I mention what they were thinking about?
Patrick: And she finally found out. She was so furious!
Miranda: I imagine. And what did she do?
Louise: Her mother went to the headmaster and made a huge row out of it.
Patrick: The next day we had an assembly and a talk about it.
Noel: Every time the headmaster used words like huge, enormous or even big, all the boys would cackle ;)
Miranda: Cruel!
Louise: Yeah, Ik. But after some time it all dimmed down.
Patrick: Sadly ;)
Noel: Well, I guess we'll see one another at the reunion then?
Patrick: We can talk more then ;)
Miranda: That's right! :)
Morgan: Well, have fun! And send pics!
Louise: Don't worry! Join the group on fb and you'll be up to date ;) | Noel, Patrick, Miranda, Morgan and Louise went to school together. They will see each other at the reunion. They have a Facebook group where they will share the information about it. |
dog: This path is a bit worse for wear.
poker players: It is indeed. Part of the charm, perhaps?
dog: Could be so. Where are we going anyhow?
poker players: We are meeting up for a poker game.
dog: You sure do love poker, I suppose I will guard the building as usual.
poker players: If it gets too cold give me a woof and you can come in - it is just since the gambling has been banned from the pubs we have to head out of town. I guess the exercise does us both good?
dog: Well I'm sure it does, I just hope the authorities don't catch on to the underground games.
poker players: Me too doggo. Otherwise it is beans on toast for us for the next couple of months.
dog: And you know what beans do to my stomach!
poker players: Oh you do make me laugh!
dog: I never want that to happen again...
poker players: Honest opinion on the hat I'm wearing?
dog: It does make you look a bit shifty, almost up to no good.
Summarize the dialogue | poker players are meeting up for a poker game. The dog will guard the building as usual. Gambling has been banned from pubs. |
#Person1#: Where is your dressing room?
#Person2#: Right over there.
#Person1#: ( Person A comes out of the dressing room ) How did you like the sweater?
#Person2#: I loved it. I'll take it.
#Person1#: Great. I can ring you up over here. It comes to $ 87. 04.
#Person2#: Here you go?
#Person1#: Do you have a credit card with us?
#Person2#: No I don't.
#Person1#: If you open up a card, you can save 10 % on all your purchases today.
#Person2#: Not today. Thanks though.
#Person1#: No problem. We always have this offer, so when ever you decide to, just let us know.
#Person2#: Sure.
#Person1#: Is there anything else I can help you with?
#Person2#: Yeah. I was looking at some of your pants, but they are all a bit too long. Do you have alteration services here?
#Person1#: Yes. It cost $ 7, and it takes one day.
#Person2#: Great. Thanks for your help.
#Person1#: Thank you, and have a great day. | #Person1# is trying on clothes in the dressing room. #Person2# recommends #Person1# to open up a card and save 10 % on all purchases today, but #Person1# refuses. |
bandit: Take this, and become rich as I could ever imagine.
fairy: You can't take that! It belongs to the sea monster!
bandit: That was just a distraction. For I am really here to take some of these diamonds on the hull....
fairy: Oh really? You don't need to steal anything here. You could just leave.
bandit: I mean, fairies are pretty valuable these days! You're tempting fate!
fairy: You have a point, but I think you're a good person at heart.
bandit: Good at taking things. Now just get into this bag and I'll leave the rest for these sailors. Will you do the unselfish thing and let me take you?
fairy: Will you leave everyone else alone if I do?
bandit: Of course. And worst case scenario, you'll be someone's fairy slave until the day you die.
fairy: That's fine as long as everyone else is safe.
bandit: You're such a nice person. Alright, into the bag, and keep it down. We don't want to wake the crew!
Summarize the dialogue | fairy is a distraction for the bandit who wants to steal diamonds from the hull of the ship. The bandit wants to take the fairy with him. |
person: Yes she is and I porbally have meat across my face, how embrassing! What made you choose this wonderful place for a dance?
the prince: It is the most beautiful place in the castle. What do you think of this gown? I wish to present it to her tonight as a gift.
person: wow, this is beautiful. It must have taken many people a long time to make this dress, I hope she says yes
the prince: Do you think I should give it to her now?
person: I think its a lovely occasion to give it to her, she will love it
the prince: She is ecstatic! I'm so happy she likes it!
person: I am so glad. What did she think of it?
the prince: She loves it! My mom helped me pick it out.
person: Your mum has good taste in dresses. I bet she will be happy for you and the princess and look forward to having grandchildren running around the hall
the prince: Oh yes! I've seen her eyeballing the baby cloths in the shops.
Summarize the dialogue | The prince is giving the princess a gown as a gift. She loves it. The prince's mother helped him pick it out. |
torture assistant: And who might this great wizard be? I was unaware that we had any such personages in the kingdom. Perhaps Karnak the Great, or maybe Harry Potter?
frog: He is a very secretive man, you see. So secretive, to speak his name would be a death sentence... probably. So don't even guess it, I warn you! Just... leave me be?
torture assistant: Today is your lucky little green frog. I have my lunch already and I really must get back to the castle and get the straight story out of Al Capone, but do not venture out where I might see you again. Wizard or not I might just have to try some frog legs with my fries and salad!
frog: Oh thank you. Thank you kind, sir! ... wow, for a professional torturer, you'd think he would have found me out... Yes! Thank you, again! Take care! See you in another life!
Summarize the dialogue | The frog is a wizard. The assistant is a professional torturer. He has his lunch and must get back to the castle. |
craftsman: can you help me carry this?
staff: how can i be of service ?
craftsman: Help me carry my tools please.
staff: Sir I am a staff, I have no hands.
craftsman: But you can speak, so why don't you ask someone to help me?
staff: Sire, as I am but a dusty staff laying in the corner I am not able to move without a magician or someone to move me.
craftsman: Forget about it. I do not need your help. I will throw you away.
staff: My magic is more powerful than you think
craftsman: Are you sure about that? I can make you disappear now!
staff: Never! Fell my wrath, craftsman...
craftsman: Stop taking my tools!
staff: I will have them all!.... ALL!
craftsman: You can take them. I still have thousands of them inside the cabinet!
Summarize the dialogue | craftsman wants staff to help him carry his tools. Staff refuses to help, because he has no hands. |
Sidney: Can you ask your sister to come with me?
Jordan: Where to?
Sidney: Shopping mall
Jordan: I WILL
Sidney: What is she doing right now
Jordan: Shez listening songs
Sidney: Tell her I would be ready at 6pm
Jordan: k | Sidney wants to go with Jordan's sister to a shopping mall. She is listening to songs now. Jordan will ask her to go with Sidney. |
servant: Hello guard, Hows the work day at King's castle?
guard: It is quite slow today. Have you noticed any unusual activity around your parts?
servant: I did see one of the other servants sneak some of the King's liquor.
guard: Unacceptable! They will be punished most severely.
servant: Yes, I agree they need to be handled!
guard: Please give me their name so I may report this to his royal majesty.
servant: It was Clarise. She stole my man, and the wine!
guard: Thank you for your cooperation. I will see to it she is expelled from the castle immediately.
servant: I appreciate your support and diligence Guard.
guard: Are there any other activities you wish to report while I am here?
servant: Not that I can think of, what have you seen of the servants?
guard: I noticed one of the handmaidens has gone missing. Do you happen to know where she might have gone?
servant: Which one? What was her name?
guard: I believe her name was Amelia. She serves her royal highness.
Summarize the dialogue | servant saw Clarise steal the King's liquor and a man. Guard will punish Clarise. Amelia, one of the handmaidens, has gone missing. |
#Person1#: I just got a telegram from Margaret and Greg.
#Person2#: Are they coming to Chicago again?
#Person1#: Yes. They're coming the beginning of August.
#Person2#: Oh, good! We can all get together again.
#Person1#: I'm glad they're coming in August. Maybe Greg and I can play some golf or get tickets to a baseball game.
#Person2#: And Margaret and I can take the dog and go jogging in the park.
#Person1#: Remember the garden party they gave when we were in England?
#Person2#: Oh, yes. We all sat on the grass, and Margaret played the guitar and sang Greek songs.
#Person1#: I had a great time. It'll be good to see them again. | #Person1# and #Person2# are glad to know that Margaret and Greg are coming to Chicago in August. |
#Person1#: What are you doing?
#Person2#: What am I doing? What am I doing? Don't you know what day it is?
#Person1#: Mumm. no.
#Person2#: It's only the day when the world's biggest sporting event is kicking off.
#Person1#: What?
#Person2#: The World Cup! The first match is today! It's Mexico vs. South Africa! It's going to be a really good match! Both teams have a very strong offense and have skilled players. I think that South Africa
#Person1#: I have no idea what you're talking about. The only sporting event we watch at home is the Super Bowl.
#Person2#: This is bigger than the Super Bowl, man! Teams from 32 countries compete against each other every four years and fight to win that trophy. They first start in a group stage with bigger groups, each g
#Person1#: Sounds interesting, but soccer doesn't really appeal to me.
#Person2#: Are you kidding? Over seven hundred million people watched the final match of the World Cup! It's a very exciting and nerve wracking sport! Each nation is cheering on their team, hoping they will bec
#Person1#: All I know about soccer is that you can't use your hands and that players are always falling down, trying to get a free kick or penalty kick. It seems like a sissy sport to me!
#Person2#: Whatever, I'm going to go watch the opening match. | #Person2# tells #Person1# today The World Cup is kicking off and #Person2# is very excited. #Person1# says soccer doesn't appeal to #Person1# and thinks soccer seems to be a sissy game. |
Laura: How are you? Still in Asia?
Joseph: Kathmandu. Today I’ve had a horrible flight. Still feel the horrible smell…
Laura: Kathmandu! That’s wonderful! I’m sorry about the flight 😉
Laura: How long have you been in Asia so far?
Joseph: 6 months 😉
Laura: I envy you 😉 I wish I were in Asia now 😉
Joseph: What are your plans for holiday?
Laura: I don’t know, yet. We’ve been to Jerusalem some time ago
Joseph: Do you want to go on the Camino this year?
Laura: This year I can’t but maybe next year… We’ll see 😊 | Joseph is in Kathmandu 6 months so far. Laura was in Jerusalem some time ago and she might go on the Camino next year. |
fisherman: Where is it you come from child?
child: If you look through this you can see my home. It's very far away.
fisherman: A crystal ball? You can see in this your home? I may not be able to see.
child: Just stare and relax. You will see.
fisherman: I will try, but I don't think it will work for me. It never has before? How are you seeing anything!
child: Like this! You just have to relax and stop asking questions. Here I will start it for you.
fisherman: Oh my! Yes I see! Such a beautiful ball that shows you your home
child: only the people with a good heart can see. You must be a good person. Do you have a family?
fisherman: I have a wife. She is busy sewing for the village
child: Will you teach me how to fish. I know there are fish in here.
fisherman: I can do that. Here take this pole and when you see the line dip... yank it back to catch to the fish
Summarize the dialogue | fisherman can see the child's home through the crystal ball. He will teach the child how to fish. |
villager: I appreciate the offer, I do have a tub that my family and I use. While maybe not as much, it's still of great use. Do you need help finding your master?
dogs: Oh, yes! Sorry, I got distracted. But he lives up by the castle and we got separated when I chased off a very vicious looking squirrel. Do you know of a castle nearby?
villager: Of course, it's hard to miss, shall I lead the way?
dogs: Oh, if you please! I'll give you my very best bone as a thank you when we get there.
villager: Oh that won't be necessary, but perhaps I could throw it, my boy and I do enjoy a nice game of catch. I have a feeling you would enjoy it all the same.
dogs: Oh, does your boy chase squirrels, too? I could use a hunting partner!
Summarize the dialogue | dogs needs help finding his master. He got separated when he chased off a squirrel. Villager will lead the way to the castle. |
Aaron: Have u seen Mandy today?
Mike: Not yet.
Mike: I think she will not come becouse of Mary.
Aaron: :( | Mandy won't come probably because of Mary. |
Fran: so how's the new affair going?;)
Sally: hmm
Fran: what happened?
Sally: I'm not sure. I mean everything is fine but there's no chemistry. Maybe there's something wrong with me
Fran: There's nothing wrong with you. Don't let yourself think that. Maybe you just need more time
Sally: It's not like I wanna give up but sometimes I wonder if I should be forcing myself
Fran: Definitely not. But maybe try not to put so much pressure on it
Sally: I just don't understand it. And myself
Fran: You don't have to understand anything :)
Sally: I mean there was definitely a spark at the beginning and now I really don't know what happened and how to get it back
Fran: You probably started thinking too much ;)
Sally: Hahah probably. My head is my worst enemy
Fran: You just met, don't force it. Why would you want chemistry that just dies out after 3 months? Maybe deep down you're looking for something more serious or stable and that's why you actually don't wanna rush it? And you're older now. It's more difficult to fall madly in love when you are not so easily fooled anymore ;)
Sally: I get it. It's not even about falling in love. I just don't get what happened. I mean I can't be in a relationship with absolutely no chemistry at all
Fran: Well it went away so maybe it will come back :D You can't overthink those things. They don't like it ;)
Sally: I probably am overthinking. We had a heart to heart and I feel much better after the talk
Fran: You want soulmates, intellectual connection, and chemistry - that's some high expectations for a new relation. Not everything at once
Sally: Yeah I would but I know I can't have it all
Fran: Of course you can. But some things work better overtime. On the other hand, do NOT force yourself into anything.
Sally: I'm not going to. I guess I've been lucky I found someone who is understanding and wants to discuss things
Fran: Exactly. And once you feel safer, chemistry might come back, because you won't be analyzing and thinking and worrying and pressuring yourself ;)
Sally: You're probably right. | Sally doesn't feel the chemistry in her new relationship anymore. Fran suggests that Sally is overthinking the situation and that Sally should give the relationship some time. |
brother: I suppose, but how do I know that I can trust you? I've never seen you around here before.
traveler: I am but a traveler, but we are both together in the midst of this field with a caving in mine and nothing else in site. What can we rely on if not each other?
brother: That is fair, I will go against my better judgement and trust you.
traveler: Thank you. Now take this rope and climb the tree. Once you get high enough, tie it around a sturdy branch and I'll climb up.
brother: Okay, I'll start now.
traveler: Here- take this knife. You may need it. And it's a sign of good faith that I trust you.
brother: That definitely helps me be a bit more at ease.
traveler: Now throw down the rope! I want to get up before nightfall. I think I hear some beasties lurking.
brother: Alright alright, here you go.
Summarize the dialogue | traveler and brother are lost in a field. Traveler wants brother to climb a tree and throw down a rope. Brother will climb the tree. Traveler will climb up. |
mariner: It won't take long to fix, just a small hole
fisher: I am gald the day is over. I am tired. Could use a warm meal and a cold ale.
mariner: I can fold this up for you. and we can get a bite together while I wait
fisher: Thank you kind sir. THe wife and kids are at the neighboring village visiting her family. So your company is welcomed.
mariner: Here you dropped this. Now where do we head to to get a good meal
fisher: Thank you. Have you ever eaten at the Greasy Toad Stool?
mariner: No. Is it good?
fisher: Well the food is a little greasy but they have great ale.
mariner: Sounds good to me! Let us go and get replenished
fisher: I think they are having a signing contest tonight too. John Snow vs. Little Finger.
mariner: A what contest? And who are they?
Summarize the dialogue | mariner will fold up the fisher's net and they will go for a meal at the Greasy Toad Stool. |
pig: well i'm a pig
priest: Have you come here to enjoy the spring
pig: i suppose. good to get out of the mud sometimes. though I love mud.
priest: Then come in and enjoy
pig: i don't swim though, I need a shallow pool.
priest: Come, I will hold you
pig: thank you fine Priest. you won't eat me will you?
priest: No, I can not eat pork
pig: ok phew. I also don't want to run into rose bushes. They smell nice, but the thorns are rough on my skin.
priest: Besure to come in only these two openings.
pig: okay. the water is perfect temperature. much more refreshing than mud. And I love mud.
priest: I come here everyday to clear my thoughts
pig: I might join you. I have a lot of thoughts as a pig.
Summarize the dialogue | Pig is a pig and he's at the spring to enjoy the water. He doesn't swim and he needs a shallow pool. The priest will hold him. The priest comes here everyday to clear his thoughts. |
Eugene: I'm on the spot!
Amber: Perfect!
Amber: Show me what they've got!
Eugene: Gimmie a sec!
Eugene: <file_photo>
Eugene: no. 1, a bit thin but well shaped
Amber: Yes, I agree!
Eugene: <file_photo>
Eugene: no.2, bigger and a bit..uhm…shaggy?
Amber: haha, true :d
Eugene: <file_photo>
Eugene: no.3 in one word - meagre
Amber: that is a perfect christmas tree for us then :D
Eugene: RU serious?
Amber: yee, take this one!
Amber: <file_gif> | Eugene is choosing a Christmas tree, Amber is helping with that over the messenger. |
the high priest, reading an arcane book: I will sit in my chair and read for a spell.
a ghost: High priest, I require your assistance.
the high priest, reading an arcane book: Yes my son. How can I assist you?
a ghost: I know you can communicate with the dead. I need you to relay a message for me.
the high priest, reading an arcane book: I can communicate with the dead but only to those that seek forgiveness for their sins and are in need of blessings.
Summarize the dialogue | the high priest will sit in his chair and read for a spell. a ghost wants him to relay a message for him. |
Sasha: I've just come back from Russia
Josh: nice! finally
Terry: let's have some booze tonight
Sasha: oh yes! 7 at Hell's Kitchen?
Terry: perfect for me
Josh: I'll be there anyway, my shift ends at 7
Gordon: I'll join you too:) | Sasha has just come back from Russia. Sasha, Terry, Josh and Gordon will meet at 7 at Hell's Kitchen tonight. Josh's shift there ends at 7. |
#Person1#: Hi, my name is Ted, what's yours?
#Person2#: What?
#Person1#: I said, I'm Ted, who are you?
#Person2#: Huh? Oh, my name is Laura.
#Person1#: Do you come here often, Laura?
#Person2#: Huh? I can't hear you, the music's too loud.
#Person1#: Let's go outside and talk. So Laura, do you come here often?
#Person2#: Hold on, my ears are still ringing from the music. . . what was it you asked me?
#Person1#: I asked if you come here often.
#Person2#: Sometimes, usually once every few weeks. Do you?
#Person1#: No, this is my first time here.
#Person2#: I usually come with a group of friends. We dance a little, have a few drinks, and just have a good time.
#Person1#: Yeah, that's why I'm here. My friends dragged me here, because they think I spend too much time studying.
#Person2#: That's good. It's good to hit the books, but you need to get out once in a while.
#Person1#: I guess so. But the music is too loud. I don't mind getting out and meeting people, but next time I'll do it in a park. | Ted and Laura meet for the first time. They tell each other how often they come to this place and they think the music here is too loud. |
Jason: Hey
Jason: Could you please replace Hazel today?
Marc: Sure
Marc: What time tho?
Jason: 4pm is the intermediate class
Jason: So at 4 pm
Marc: Okay
Jason: Thanks
Jason: And you will get recompensed for that hour
Jason: extra
Marc: yeah no problem
Jason: If you need more info on what the kids have been doing then I can call Hazel
Marc: Sure I will be in my office
Jason: Thanks a lot | Marc will replace Hazel for the intermediate class at 4pm today and will get paid for that hour. Jason can call Hazel to get more info on what the kids have been doing. Marc will be in his office. |
Anna: hello, Jessica I got your name and number from Pat Smith, she told me you do some babysitting for her
Jessica: Hello, yes I do
Anna: I want to talk to you about maybe sitting for us. we have two boys Jenson and jack 3 and 7. what is your rate?
Jessica: oh yes that be great!! I charge 10 dollars a hour. I go to university but most evenings im free!
Anna: would you happen to be free this Friday?
Jessica: yes, what time where you thinking?
Anna: maybe you could come 5pm so that way you can meet the boys and I can show u around and we can meet and talk little
Jessica: yes that would great with me!
Anna: Great! also how late is to late for you? we have spare room so u r more then welcome to stay over if you are ok with that
Jessica: where do you guys live?
Anna: off 1-35 in berry creek
Jessica: oh actually I live here too hahah so its perfect!
Anna: no way! hahah ok great well we can go over everything Friday! thanks again!
Jessica: no problem! see you Friday | Jessica will come over to Anna on Friday at 5 pm to meet and talk about babysitting for Anna's children. She charges 10 dollar per hour a lives at off 1-35 in Berry Creek, and Anna lives there, too. |
hog: That's terrible! If only there was something we could do about those dwarves. What do they make you carry?
ox: I don't know, it's what ever they are digging out of the mountain.
hog: Let me speak to my owner about this. She's a sorceress and may be able to do something about your predicament.
ox: Perhaps, I do know it is some kind of treasure. But not exactly what it is. Today I have a ton of armor. If your mistress could relieve me of this burden I would gladly spend my days roaming these woods.
hog: Alright, I also may be able to help too. Having a sorceress as an owner has its advantages. Notable, she has transferred a bit of her magic on to me.
ox: Really, what can you do!! Do you know spells? Can you make my aching hooves stop hurting?
Summarize the dialogue | Ox is carrying a heavy load for the dwarves. Hog's owner is a sorceress and may be able to help. |
Industrial Designer: we need one integrated button for everything then Kind of I was Because If you if you go to If you go to our view like you if you are in the sound system there and you want to adjust the treble for instance this is just an example y y you want to see a bar on which you can adjust it from zero to ten for example But you want a sound preview of how it is going to sound right ? So you want to click on it activate it whe and when you move it hear the difference of the treble coming out or going into the sound So you will you will need a a kind of a joystick button
Marketing: or or the integrated scrollwheel pushbutton So that is kind of on your mouse and then you can click it adjust it click again and then you are out of it But you still But you then still need to have Well you can use the scrollwheel as well for maybe for the channels But you still You still have to have some some button in the menu to go back
User Interface: So you do one inte You can do one integrated scrollwheel pushbutton And then just drop all the other buttons But but th the cost of one integrated button is far more than a few extra pushbuttons
Marketing: Not s not sound I guess
Project Manager: It is One integrated button is five times the cost of a normal button
User Interface: So we have to to make it s more It has to be
Project Manager: You could also drop j three more of these without losing much functionality You just drop the and the Back | When discussing how to control their budget, the Industrial Design put forward to use an integrating joystick or a scroll-wheel push-button like the mouse to reduce the number of the buttons on the remote control. It did sound great for that it allowed users to function the remote control by manipulating only one button as well as saved the cost for the group. However, according to the User Interface, actually it could cost even five times to design and produce an integrating button than just produce several scattered buttons, so this might not be a feasible suggestion. |
blacksmith apprentice: I'm so awestruck by the craftmanship here. Did you make these fitting rooms yourself?
owner: No this room does not belong to me. I am the owner of the land that the soldiers are camping on at this time. I am here as you to get fitted for a new suit for his Majesty's ball.
Summarize the dialogue | blacksmith apprentice is awestruck by the craftmanship of the fitting rooms. The owner of the land that the soldiers are camping on made them. The owner is here to get fitted for a new suit for his Majesty's ball. |
Aubrey: Should we go together to watch G, I Joe?
Logan: Yeah, We should, When would it be released?
Aubrey: It has already been released. :/ | Aubrey and Logan want to watch "G.I. Joe" that has already been released. |
his horse: I do, but my duty is to take you to your new home.
loving wife: Are you strong enough to keep going for many more days?
his horse: I am getting weaker but I will be fine....
loving wife: You are such a brave horse. At our new farm, is there anything special you would like us to do for you?
his horse: I would just like to serve you for the rest of my days!
loving wife: What a selfless horse you are. I will think of something special to do for you.
his horse: Thank you for everything!
loving wife: Alright then, lets get back to the task at hand. We need to try and fix the hole in this tent. It's too high for me to reach.
his horse: I will love to help!
loving wife: Just hold that rag up near the hole and then I'll try to jam it in there with this stick. Can you do that?
his horse: Of course I can neigh!!
Summarize the dialogue | loving wife and his horse are on their way to a new farm. His horse is getting weaker but he will be fine. His horse would like to serve his owner for the rest of his life. His owner will think of something special to do for him. |
castle guards: HA! Forgive, have you forgot the crime it is that you have commited?
the recently tortured: you tell me, I lost my memories but no one seem to care
castle guards: If you cannot remember the crime you did, then why should we let you out?
the recently tortured: where will I go if i leave here
castle guards: Well, you are not going to leave here any time soon. If ever!
the recently tortured: I really wanted to go out initially when I started talking with you but now come to think of it, I have no one that wants me or love me or a house to return to, I'd rather just stay here and die
castle guards: That is a good things, because you were not going to leave at all. I am here to defend the kings at all cost. You will die if you try to leave.
the recently tortured: thank you
castle guards: Get off me you fool.
the recently tortured: now give me the keys you idiot!
castle guards: You're dumber than I though.
Summarize the dialogue | The recently tortured has lost his memories and wants to leave the castle. The castle guards are not going to let him out. |
man: Thank you for hearing my prayers!
gods: Well it's your lucky day
man: Please tell me, will you really help my family?
gods: I don't intervene if it's love
man: What do you ask of me? I have always followed your commands, and you have always taken good care of us.
gods: OK I am listening because you are humble
man: Oh thank you! My wife has fallen ill and the doctor doesn't know what to do. I was told to prepare for her death.
gods: I know her, the lady that sacrifices bulls to me every spring
man: Please, tell me how to cure her please! I will do whatever I need to do. Our children will be lost without her.
gods: Just go home and cook the eyes of a bull and let her drink it as soup
man: I will! Oh thank you for your mercy! Thank you! We owe you everything!
gods: No problem just serve faithfully and bring me some lamb chops Yea?
man: We will slaughter the finest lamb in your honor!
Summarize the dialogue | gods told a man to cook the eyes of a bull and let his wife drink it as soup to cure her illness. |
outlaw: That's my bag!
knight: I saw the king's prized jewel in there. He wouldn't have given it to you. You're coming with me
outlaw: Here take it *takes off running*
knight: Oh no again. *runs after and tackles you* Enough of your game!
outlaw: I won't go back, I tell you!
knight: You clearly didn't learn your lesson the last time. Maybe this time they'll have to cut off your hand
outlaw: I steal to eat, you have your way of life I have mine
knight: People that steal to eat usually steal food not jewels from the king. I can't let you go because of that
outlaw: Stealing food feeds me once, stealing a jewel will feed me for two months, which would you rather do?
knight: 2 months? No one is giving you anything for the king's jewel. It's priceless and the king would find anyone that had it
outlaw: That's why you take it to another kingdom
Summarize the dialogue | knight saw the king's prized jewel in the bag the outlaw was carrying. The outlaw took off running, but the knight chased him and tackled him. |
#Person1#: Are you being served, sir?
#Person2#: I'd like to buy a tapestry to decorate my new room.
#Person1#: Artistic tapestry is the highest expression form of the rug weaving art. How about these ones?
#Person2#: These are beautiful! Is this the marvelous landscape in Guiling?
#Person1#: Yes, sir.
#Person2#: How fine the needlework is! What's the price?
#Person1#: Ninety dollars.
#Person2#: It's too expensive.
#Person1#: But considering the fine craftsmanship it is worth much more.
#Person2#: You're right. Would you please show me some embroidery? I also want to buy some embroidered tablecloths to match the tapestry.
#Person1#: Please wait a minute, sir. | #Person2# wants to buy a tapestry. #Person1# recommends some, and #Person1# thinks they're beautiful. #Person2# then asks to see some embroidery. |
#Person1#: Could you tell me what university you went to, Mr. Smith?
#Person2#: I went to Yale University.
#Person1#: Did you? And what did you study?
#Person2#: I have a B. A. in Economics.
#Person1#: Would you mind telling me how old you are?
#Person2#: I'm twenty-seven.
#Person1#: And could you tell me what other jobs you have had?
#Person2#: Yes, I have worked in a bank for the last five years.
#Person1#: And what was your salary at the bank?
#Person2#: I got $ 500 a week. | Mr. Smith tells #Person1# that he graduated from Yale University with a B. A. in Economics, and he has worked in a bank for the last five years with $500 a week. |
wife: Indeed, we are incredibly fortunate! Now then, do you remember what we came for?
their family: We were going to make a cake using fruits and nuts!
wife: Ah yes, that's right. A perfect dessert with the festivities coming up!
their family: Ooooh, what festivities? I'm terrible with dates!
wife: Did you forget? The annual harvest festival!
their family: Oh my yes! How could I ever forget such a thing! Will the dancing monkeys be there? They were so much fun last year!
wife: I'm sure they will be there and much more. Each year is more elaborate than the last!
their family: What is your favourite part of the festival!
wife: My personal favorite is the pie eating contest! Getting to help make and taste all the different kinds!
their family: Oh yes! Which pies are your favourite? Mine are apple!
wife: Cherry is my favorite. I can't wait to get a start on making everything!
their family: And I can't wait to help!
Summarize the dialogue | Their family forgot about the annual harvest festival. They are going to make a cake using fruits and nuts. |
leper: Oh please... I need help...
animal: What is wrong? I might can help.
leper: My limb are all so weak...
animal: I have to plow the fields with my master.
leper: I feel my limbs may fall off...
animal: Just rest. Don't worry...just pray
leper: But will it save me? Will it heal my body?
animal: If you pray then maybe you will be healed.
leper: Please Gods... save me...
animal: He healed the lepers in the bible. I have to get back to work.
leper: Ok... Please get help for me...
animal: There is no cure of leprous.
leper: There must be hope for me...
animal: Stop worrying. I am really hungry.
Summarize the dialogue | leper's limbs are weak. He feels his limbs may fall off. Animal has to plow the fields with his master. He advises leper to rest and pray. |
Mia: <file_photo>
Olivia: What's that?
Mia: Ella's engagement ring!
Olivia: No way that old fart proposed to her and she did not refuse!
Mia: It's so revolting...
Mia: I think about their age difference, about his old body and things they do together... :/
Olivia: Yuck! I can't believe money turns her on so much she can't see his flabby...
Mia: OMG! And can you believe that when she was born he was finishing his studies?
Olivia: :/
Olivia: He must be a bastard. His face is so evil I would never trust him.
Mia: I think they will break up really soon!
Olivia: Yeah! Me too!! | Mia and Olivia are disgusted that Ella is engaged to an old man. They don't accept his age and wish this relationship to be over soon. |
scorpions: If you think that's unfortunate, imagine the people dealing with the scorpion stuck in my old body! Dumb gypsy and her switcharoo curse....
person: Still though here we are stuck in the middle of the desert, it is hardly pleasant.
scorpions: Yeah, I suppose you're right. What the heck are you doing roaming around here any how?
person: Now that you mention it, I am not quite sure. I notice the other survivors over there, was I in an accident? Bah my head hurts.
scorpions: Any chance you'd want to go over and ask 'em?
person: That might be reasonable to do, I've been kind of confused since I woke up. Then I saw you and assumed I must be dreaming or something.
scorpions: All I know is I saw a big green explosion fall out of the sky. Not much else going on here in the desert, so I came to investigate.
person: Magic maybe?
scorpions: Signs point to most likely. Do you remember anything at all?
Summarize the dialogue | scorpions and person are stuck in the middle of the desert. They are both confused about what happened. |
#Person1#: What happened?
#Person2#: Well, my husband left for work at 7:30. A few minutes later, somebody broke into the house. I guess he thought the house was empty.
#Person1#: Where were you?
#Person2#: I was still in bed. I heard something in the living room, so I went downstairs. And there was this man, putting money into his briefcase. I guess I surprised him. He ran out of the front door and I ran after him.
#Person1#: It's good he didn't have a gun.
#Person2#: You said it. Well, he fell down the steps and broke his leg. That's when I called you.
#Person1#: We've been looking for this man. In the past two weeks, he has broken into 20 homes in this area. | #Person2# tells #Person1# that a thief broke into #Person2#'s house secretly. #Person1# says recently the thief stole a lot. |
local: Whatever makes him happy I suppose. What about the cow tipper? Has he struck again?
police: Yes, indeed! But he's moved on to sheep! And, I have to say, I think the chickens may be next.
local: Oh no! I own chickens! Do you think he might strike my farm?
police: He might- but he is all shenanigans. I don't think he really means any harm.
local: What about donkeys? I also own one of those, would he be in danger?
police: He likely will be, but again, I think he's just trying to create some mayhem.
local: No doubt! Why, just the other day I passed Farmer Parson's farm, and all of his cows had been tipped over during the night!
police: And getting them back on all fours is quite a task at their weight!
local: Three men per cow! They'd be lucky to get the herd back in order by sundown.
police: Yes, I guess I need to bring him in.
Summarize the dialogue | The cow tipper has struck again. He has moved on to sheep and chickens. The donkeys might be next. Locals are worried about the donkeys. |
general: Not for quite a while, soldier.
soldiers: I understand general. But I miss my friends and my dog. I am a simple farmer's son, who is not used to the cold damp rainy north.
general: I'm sorry, soldier, but you should've been ready for that when you joined the front.
soldiers: Very well general. I will light myself a small torch for the path with this moss.
general: Good idea, but hey, the harder we fight the earlier we can go back to our families.
soldiers: Yes sir! I will use it as motivation against the enemy.
general: That's what I like to hear, boys!
soldiers: 10-4 thank you sir! Let's kick the enemy's butt and march up this cobblestone path!
general: Sounds good, now let's go!
soldiers: You are the best general a soldier could ask for. I am proud to do battle with you. Onward!
general: It's good to see that I have such strong, motivated soldiers.
soldiers: I am here to serve you, my great general!
Summarize the dialogue | Soldiers miss their families and friends. They will not be going home for a while. They will use it as motivation to fight the enemy. |
clergy: I am here to guide you spiritually, my child
people: Will you help me find peace?
clergy: I collect alms for the poor.That is my job
people: I have to get away from the city, there is to much noise there. I need to find the countryside, can you help me?
clergy: In this chamber filled with religious symbols, you will find all the peace oyu need
people: Why are there so many candles burning? The scent it quite strong.
clergy: Because we are in church and there are always candles burning
people: I have never seeked out the almighty before.
clergy: That is the reason your life until this day has no meaning.Let me help you find peace
people: You would do such a thing for me?\
clergy: Because I oversee the castle's chapel.I am the responsible for bringing peace to the people
people: That is all that I long for, peace. Perhaps I could stay in your church for awhile, and let you show me the way?
clergy: Take this.It will help you find peace.
Summarize the dialogue | clergy is collecting alms for the poor. He is a guide for the spiritual. He invites people to his church to find peace. |
Tracy: maybe it's a stupid question, but do you think Bridget has problem with me or something?
Carrie: Why would she?
Connie: Not that she told me.
Tracy: it's just that she seems a bit... quiet around me. A bit stiff or distant.
Connie: hm
Tracy: maybe I'm just imagining things?
Carrie: maybe there is something to it...
Connie: I think you may be right, but I have no idea what this can be about
Carrie: have you tried asking her?
Tracy: yeah, I asked her twice if everything's okay or if I have done anything to upset her, but she says it's all fine
Connie: could this be about you not coming to her party?
Tracy: I don't really think so... I had a trip booked on that day, I couldn't be there, which I told her and she said she understood that.
Tracy: sounded pretty sincere
Carrie: so you think it must be something after that
Tracy: I guess, but I can't possibly think of any reason for her to be mad at me, that's why I asked you
Connie: maybe just try talking to her again?
Tracy: I asked twice... I don't know what would make her want to change her mind about telling me this time
Carrie: I'll try to talk to her and find out
Tracy: that would be great, thank you
Tracy: just don't tell her I asked, please
Carrie: sure thing, I'll try to make it look casual | Tracy thinks Bridget is upset with her, but doesn't know why even though she asked. Carrie will talk to Bridget about it. |
Chris: W8! There's more!
June: Feed it to me! Rly curious now!
Chris: At some point, we smashed into a wall downstairs and made a hole in it.
June: Jeez!
Chris: W8! There's more!
June: Do I want to know?
Chris: He was so wasted that he puked down between the drywall!
June: WTF?!
Chris: So funny! And he remained with his head in the wall for like 2 hrs!
June: Why didn't anybody help him?
Chris: Y would they? :)
June: He could've choked to death!
Chris: Nah, afaik he moaned from to time.
June: Please tell me that's the most hardcore thing that happened?
Chris: Oh, no! This party will be legendary!
June: What else?
Chris: Well, then there was this someone who started cooking.
June: Nothing out of the ordinary.
Chris: W8 for it! It turns out that they cooked one of Luke's fish!
June: WTF?! These really expensive sea fish?
Chris: Idk which one. It was rather big.
June: Not Nemo!
Chris: Lol. That's what the guy was shouting! That's Nemo all over again.
June: I rly liked that fish! :(
Chris: I can imagine what Luke will be feeling when he sobers up.
June: Poor Luke. I'll give him a call l8r. Did u know that he went 2000 kms just to buy that fish? It was in a way unique!
Chris: In what way?
June: Idk. He tried explaining it to me, but I forgot.
Chris: Shame on u!
June: Yeah, I know. | At a party, he made a hole in Luke's wall and vomited inside. Someone cooked Luke's expensive sea fish. |
Scott: <file_photo>
Scott: my cocktail cabinet B-)
Darren: oh man, it looks fucking awesome!
Matt: cool, when are we testing the contents? :D
Scott: even tomorrow
Darren: can't wait bro :D | Darren and Matt want to meet tomorrow at Scott's to try out his cocktail cabinet. |
pig: What are you doing around here, dog?
dogs: I am simply warming myself by the days sun lunch will be served soon.
pig: Ah, I just haven't seen you around here before.
dogs: well, I don't get too close to future food supplies. Do you know who is on the menu today?
pig: Who? I just eat slop so I have no idea.
dogs: well. weare having roast pig, and I will get a leg.
pig: Roast pig? You're eating my brothers?!
dogs: your brothers are safe you are going to be the main course.
pig: Not if there is nobody to feed!
dogs: Let me save my masters the work of killing you swine!
pig: Damn dogs think they can take me, us pigs are smarter and stronger!
dogs: you are no match for my fangs
pig: Have a look at my teeth, they are even stronger!
Summarize the dialogue | pig and dogs are arguing about who is going to be the main course for lunch. |
chef: Well, I suppose you know him best. Just... well a friendly piece of advice, but watch yourself around him. He's gotten a little testy for some reason ever since he had his wife executed for high treason.
guest: Yes I had heard about that, nasty business. I will do my best. I brought my book of prayers and my hymn book just in case. They've always been a feeling of- protection for me. How are you dealing with it?
chef: Ha - mostly by staying down here. I had a right time of it trying to figure out what he wanted for this evening's menu. I've never seen a face turn quite so *very* red when I suggested the goose over the venison.
guest: Goodness me, staying out of his way seems like a good idea in that case. I will do my best to cheer him up and give you an easier time. I've stories from the spice markets that I think he will enjoy. Busy place that is!
Summarize the dialogue | chef is worried about the king's mood. The guest will cheer him up. |
Project Manager: so mm so well done for the presentations So we need to take some de decisions about about what we are going to do So I I propose that you go to the whiteboard and we are going to report all the ideas we had we had during this these presentations just to draw some sketch about what will be the prod final product and where Superman go banana and extra func functionalities such as wheels the speaker unit well not in order not to lost the the device I do I do not remember you call it ?
Industrial Designer: That is right The basis station That is right
Project Manager: Basis station so so we are going for a stylish banana shape
User Interface: so I guess you want to hold like the way the end of the banana you want to kind of hold as ma you maybe want to kind of hold like a gun rather than because you do not want it to point kind of towards the floor So you know so if you have like
Marketing: What about what about this shape ? More or less
Industrial Designer: There is less space on this to put with the buttons
Project Manager: I if it i if it has really the model shape of a bana you could
Marketing: but how many buttons do we need ?
Project Manager: the the starting is good but it could it should have more the shape of a banana if you want to point really a at the thing If you do not want to to to do that movement which is which is difficult if you do not have to do it in fact it is better So ti time is running we have to we have to we have to to move forward So let us skip to this this this this idea We have a a basis how do you call it ? We will have a base station extra on the side
User Interface: so I guess we need you know something that can fit a banana shaped object
Project Manager: we have a RF for for beeping for beeping
Industrial Designer: That is right we need that
Project Manager: We need b RF to beep So we that means we need a button on th on the on the basis Can you go quickly please ? So we are going to add also you as you suggested the whee some wheels to control the volumes and channels and your tur turbo turbo button
User Interface: which I think it is it is probably best actually on the on the underneath of the the device
Project Manager: on the th maybe here And the and the wheel a a at the level of the thumb for instance
User Interface: Yes so you have the thumb kind of here
Project Manager: And and you have two wheels
User Interface: So you need one one here and one on on the other side so you got volume an and channel
Project Manager: right Good So no LCD
User Interface: Oh we need a we need a power on off switch as well
Industrial Designer: Remotes do not have power on off switch
Project Manager: no f not for the TV for the TV so you
Industrial Designer: S no that will be controlled by the those buttonsll be there already Because remote is going to have both the interfaces scroll as well as buttons They are not going to cost you much everything is inhouse and now you do not want the traditional users to be apprehensive of this
User Interface: Well I do not know if the traditional user is going to buy a a banana remote in the first place you know
Industrial Designer: Oh That is that is another issue which I did not think of
User Interface: Y I mean you need to kind of keep it
Industrial Designer: But you know our targets are very high means fifty million Euros is the profit which we want make
User Interface: how many of these did we want to sell ? I can not remember
Industrial Designer: Twelve point five is the profit on one
User Interface: but how many units did we need to to sell ?
Industrial Designer: forty th four Point point four million ?
User Interface: That is a lot of fruit
Project Manager: So Well No Time is running we have to close the meeting in a few minutes So the next step you can come back to your seat The next step is to go for to f is to go to to building a prototype based on this ? So next meeting you guys have to prepare the followi things You have to work on the look and feel design and you have to work on the user interface in fact you two you have to work together to model the first f first prototype Marketing Expert have to go to product evaluation
Marketing: I wo what about adding the this word spotting keyword spotting recognition saying volume up volume down ? It is too difficult but people like innovation and that is really innovative and I do not know if it would cost a lot just a few five words
Project Manager: It is not a possi it will not be possible to implement it for the next prototype so t it is in the next prototype so let us skip it maybe for the n if if if it it works well we will go for an orange one
User Interface: That can be the t That can be like the turbo banana plus plus commando
Marketing: Plus plus Maybe objective banana ?
Project Manager: Thanks very much We will see n next meeting Bye
User Interface: Yep We have to go design the prototype
Industrial Designer: The problem is after all this meeting there is | The group decided on the final prototype features to include extra functionalities such as scroll wheels, the speaker, and the base station that could fit a banana-shaped object. The group also agreed to need an RF to beep, wheels to control the volumes and channels, turbo button, and switch-on button. Besides, the group confirmed no LCD and ASR for the remote control. |
horse: Neeighh. I have no carriage, only my back. Tell me My Queen, would you happen to have some oats? I am a bit hungry.
queen: Would you like this flower?
horse: I wanted to eat it but I thought that it deserved to go to a nice and beautiful queen. You keep it, but I would really love some oats and a nice gallop across Anoria.
queen: I have plenty of flowers. You eat this and we shall gallop!
horse: Neigh! Thank you Your Majesty! Will your friend be riding as well?
queen: Oh, I think not. I don't want to share such a beautiful beast as you!
horse: We shall gallop through Anoria, and if you would like, through the Dunes to the south. I've also decided to wear this beautiful flower -- its too pretty to eat.
queen: I have these in case of an attack. I may be a Queen, but I'm a force to be reckon with!
horse: Oh my -- are you an evil queen?
Summarize the dialogue | horse is hungry and wants some oats. The queen will ride her horse through Anoria and the Dunes to the south. |
animal: DIE GAMEKEEPER
gamekeeper: A speaking animal. What sort are you? I'm only interested in hunting foxes.
animal: I'm possessed by an evil spirit.
gamekeeper: Perhaps I can help you with that. How do you think it'll respond to a bullet?
animal: You look very tasty
gamekeeper: Foxes respond very poorly to brightly colored fabric! Engarde!
animal: I'm not a bull
gamekeeper: You're sure full of bull!
animal: How dare you!
gamekeeper: I hope you like the butt of my gun! You aren't carrying a knife are you?
animal: I don't have thumbs, so I can;'t hold knives
gamekeeper: Right, I've just never spoken to my game before.
animal: DIE
Summarize the dialogue | animal is possessed by an evil spirit. Gamekeeper is going to shoot it. |
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