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Is there a problem, gentlemen? |
My visual says sunny skies and seventy degrees. |
Sulu! Look! The sun's come out! It's a miracle! |
Don't worry, fellas. Your secret's` safe with me. I'll send the shuttlecraft to pick you up. |
Qual se tu? |
It is I. The journey you undertook to reach me could not have been an easy one. |
It was not. The Barrier stood between us but we breached it. |
Magnificent. You are the first to find me. |
We sought only your infinite wisdom. |
And how did you breach the Barrier? |
With a starship! |
This starship, could it carry my wisdom beyond the Barrier? |
It could. Yes. |
Then I shall make use of this starship. |
It will be your chariot! |
He has his doubts... |
You doubt me? |
Why? Why have you done this to my friend? |
He doubts me. |
No, no, it's not possible. |
Bring me the ship or I will destroy you! |
The ship.... |
Bring it closer so that I might join with it. Do it, or watch these puny things die horribly. |
I couldn't help but notice you pain. |
My pain? |
It runs deep. Share it with me. |
What do you see as your main strengths? |
I love people. All people. Even people that no one else loves, I think they're OK, you know. Like Beggars. |
Homeless people? |
No, not homeless people. Beggars, Francis Begbie one of my mates. I wouldn't say my best mate, I mean, sometimes the boy goes over the score, like one time when we me and him were having a laugh and all of a sudden he's fucking gubbed me in the face, right |
Mr. Murphy, {leaving your friend aside,} do you see yourself as having any weaknesses? |
No. Well, yes. I have to admit it: I'm a perfectionist. For me, it's the best or nothing at all. If things go badly, I can't be bothered, but I have a good feeling about this interview. Seems to me like it's gone pretty well. We've touched on a lot of subjects, a lot of things to think about, for all of us. |
How's it going with Gail? |
No joy yet. |
How long is it? |
Six weeks. |
Six weeks! |
It's a nightmare. She told me she didn't want our relationship to start on a physical basis as that is how it would be principally defined from then on in. |
Where did she come up with that? |
She read it in Cosmopolitan. |
Six weeks and no sex? |
I've got balls like watermelons, I'm telling you. |
Useless motherfucker, that's what she called me. I told her, I'm sorry, but theses things happen. Let's put it behind us. |
That's fair enough. |
Yes, but then she finds out I've bought a ticket for Iggy Pop the same night. |
Went ballistic? |
Big time. Absolutely fucking radge. 'It's me or Iggy Pop, time to decide.' |
So what's it going to be? |
Well, I've paid for the ticket. |
We go for a walk. |
What? |
A walk. |
But where? |
Well, what are you waiting for? |
I don't know, Tommy. I don't know if it's... normal. |
This had better be good. |
It will be. It'll make a change for three miserable junkies who don't know what they want to do with themselves since they stopped doing smack. |
If I'm giving up a whole day and the price of a ticket, I'm just saying it had better be good. There's plenty of other things I could be doing. |
Such as? |
Such as sitting in a darkened room, watching videos, drinking, smoking dope and wanking. Does that answer your question? |
There. |
Are you serious? |
It's the great outdoors. |
It's really nice, Tommy. Can we go home now? |
It's fresh air. |
Look, Tommy, we know you're getting a hard time off Lizzy, but there's no need to take it out on us. |
Doesn't it make you proud to be Scottish? |
From time to time, even I have uttered the magic words. |
Are you serious? |
Yeah. No more. I'm finished with that shite. |
Well, it's up to you. |
I'm going to get it right this time. Going to get it set up and get off it for good. |
Sure, sure. I've heard it before. |
The Sick Boy method. |
Yeah, well, it surely worked for him. |
He's always been lacking in moral fibre. |
He knows a lot about Sean Connery. |
That's hardly a substitute. |
you'll need one more hit. |
No, I don't think so. |
To see you through the night that lies ahead. |
What's on the menu this evening? |
Your favourite dish. |
Excellent. |
Your usual table, sir? |
Why, thank you. |
And would sir care to settle his bill in advance? |
Stick it on my tab. |
Regret to inform, sir, that your credit limit was reached and breached a long time ago. |
In that case |
No, thank you. I'll proceed directly to the intravenous injection of hard drugs, please. |
As you wish. |
Great. |
And see when I get out of here. I've got plans. Going to get myself straightened out and head off to Thailand, where women really know how to treat a guy. See, out there you can live like a king if you've got white skin and a few crisp tenners in your pocket. No fucking problem. |
Sure. |
The strategy is this: get clean, get mobile, get into dealing, and this time next year I'll be watching the rising sun with a posse of oriental buttocks parked on my coupon. |
Sounds great, Swanney. |
Yeah. |
You'll have to send us a postcard. |
Sure will, pal, sure will. |
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