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Monica, 00:01
>> she's sleeping. 00:03
>> I know. Just quick quick question. Quick 00:07
question. Which one was Deep Impact and 00:09
which one was Armageddon? 00:12
>> Deep Impact was the one with Robert 00:17
Dval? Armageddon is what's going to 00:19
happen to you if you wake me up. 00:22
>> Sorry, I just can't sleep. 00:25
Where is that book that you were reading 00:33
with the two women who were ice skating 00:35
and wearing wearing those hats with the 00:37
flowers on it? Because every time I look 00:39
at that cover, I'm like, 00:41
[laughter] 00:44
>> it is in the living room where there is 00:45
also a light and no one will kick you in 00:47
the shin. 00:50
>> What? OW. 00:52
I'm sorry. I thought maybe I'd make some 01:03
warm milk and it would help me sleep 01:05
>> with a walk. 01:07
[laughter] 01:10
>> You thought you were going to read my 01:10
boring book to put you to sleep. 01:11
>> It got interesting. 01:13
Damn you, Oprah. [laughter] 01:16
>> Here, let me make the milk. I'm up 01:19
anyway. 01:21
>> Hey, you know what we could do? You 01:22
know, now that we're up, we could just 01:23
like talk to each other all night long, 01:25
you know, like we did when we were first 01:27
going out. It'd be fun. 01:28
>> Okay, that does sound fun. 01:30
>> Yeah. So, I mean, how bummed were you 01:32
when the second sister died? Huh? 01:34
>> The second sister dies. 01:36
[laughter] 01:38
>> No, 01:43
[laughter] 01:44
no. Well, I I I was talking about the 01:46
book I was reading, 01:48
>> The Second Sister Dies in Archie and Jug 01:49
Head Double Digest. 01:51
[laughter] 01:53
>> That's correct. 01:56
>> What? What are you doing? 01:58
>> Do you know what just happened? 02:00
>> Yeah, we we had sex and then we fell 02:04
asleep. 02:06
[laughter] 02:08
>> No, we were in the middle of sex 02:09
[laughter] 02:12
and you fell asleep. 02:14
No, no, that's not true. No. Best time 02:18
ever. 02:22
[laughter] 02:24
You rock my world. 02:26
>> Monica, 02:30
>> what? 02:31
>> I was giving you some of my best moves 02:33
and you missed it. So, please wake up so 02:35
we can do it right. [laughter] 02:38
>> Okay. Okay. I'm ready. 02:42
Come [laughter] on, big fella. 02:45
>> Give me the good stuff. 02:47
>> Yeah. [laughter] 02:48
>> No, no, no. Don't fall asleep. 02:51
>> Okay, I'm going to make you some coffee. 02:55
Oh, I probably won't spill coffee 03:00
grounds all over the kitchen floor. 03:03
>> Okay, I'm up. I'm up. 03:05
[music] 03:07
>> Die hard. Still great. 03:11
>> Yeah. 03:13
Hey, what do you say we make it a double 03:15
feature? 03:16
>> What else do you rent? 03:17
>> Die Hard 2. 03:19
>> Joey, this is Die Hard one again. 03:22
[laughter] 03:25
>> Oh, but we watched it a second time and 03:25
it's Die Hard, too. 03:28
>> Joey, we just saw it and 03:30
>> and it would be cool to see it again. 03:33
>> Yeah, Die Hard. 03:35
>> Dude, you didn't say Die Hard. 03:40
Is everything okay? [laughter] 03:43
>> Yeah, I just got I got plans. 03:45
>> Well, John Mlan had plans. 03:48
>> No, you see the thing is I want to get 03:52
out of here before Joey gets all worked 03:53
up and starts calling everybody 03:55
>> What are you talking about, 03:59
[music] 04:04
>> [laughter] 04:14
>> What happened? 04:22
>> I don't know. [laughter] You fell 04:23
asleep. That is all. 04:25
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 04:27
>> All right. Well, uh, I better go home. 04:32
>> Yeah. I think that would be best. 04:34
>> All right. I'll talk to you later. Okay. 04:36
But not about this. 04:38
>> No, never. 04:39
>> Never. 04:40
>> So, uh uh. 04:42
>> Bye. 04:45
>> No touch. No touch. [laughter] 04:45
>> Hey, 04:55
>> just uh brought back your videos. 04:57
>> Uh hey, uh Ross, look. Uh I think we 05:00
need to talk about before. 05:02
>> No, no, we don't. 05:04
Yes, we do. Now, look, that was the best 05:06
nap I ever had. 05:10
[laughter] 05:13
>> I I don't know what you're talking 05:16
about. 05:17
>> Come on, admit it. That was the best nap 05:20
you ever had. 05:22
>> I've had better. 05:24
>> Okay. When? 05:28
>> All right. ALL RIGHT. IT WAS THE BEST 05:31
NAP EVER. I SAID IT. OKAY, BUT IT'S 05:33
OVER, JOEY. 05:36
[laughter] 05:39
>> I want to do it again. 05:40
[laughter] 05:44
>> We can't do it again. 05:46
>> Why not? 05:48
>> Because it's weird. [laughter] 05:48
>> Fine. 05:52
>> You want something to drink? 05:55
>> Sure. What do you got? 05:56
>> Warm milk and etan PM. 05:57
Boy, I'll tell you, that judging stuff 06:05
took a lot out of me. 06:08
>> Yeah. 06:09
>> Yeah. Think about maybe going upstairs 06:10
and taking a little nap on my couch. 06:12
[laughter] 06:17
>> Why Why would I care about that? 06:18
[laughter] 06:21
>> No reason. I'm just saying that uh 06:22
that's where I'll be. 06:26
>> [laughter] 06:29
[laughter] 06:42
[laughter] 06:50
>> Great nap. It really was. 06:57
[clears throat] 07:01
[cheering and applause] 07:06
[laughter] 07:12
>> Dude, what the hell are you doing? 07:19
Excuse [laughter] 07:25
me. 07:30
>> I don't know, Monica. It feels funny 07:36
just being here. I mean, if you buy a 07:38
bed from Janice's ex-husband, that's 07:40
like betraying Chandler. Not at these 07:42
prices. 07:44
[laughter] 07:46
>> Hi. You know, in England, this car would 07:51
be on the other side of the store. 07:54
[laughter] 07:57
Oh. Oh, 08:03
Phoebe, come here. 08:07
This is my new bed. You got to feel this 08:10
bad boy. 08:12
Monica, it still feels so weird. You 08:14
know, Taylor's your friend. Oh. Oh my 08:17
god. 08:20
>> [laughter] 08:21
>> All right, take this bed. You can make 08:23
other friends. 08:25
>> Here ye here ye. Delivery from the 08:31
mattress king. 08:34
>> You, Miss Gella. 08:37
>> Okay. 08:39
>> Signed here. 08:40
>> Do I have a middle name? 08:42
>> All right. Monica Belula 08:44
Geller. 08:48
It's that bedroom there. 08:50
>> Hey, Monica bought a bed from the 08:55
mattress king. 08:56
>> Yeah. So, please, please, please don't 08:57
say anything to Chandler. 09:00
>> You want me to lie to Chandler? 09:01
>> Is that a problem? 09:03
>> No. 09:04
What's this? 09:09
Isn't it cool? Room. Room. 09:11
[laughter] 09:14
This is not the bed I ordered. I know. 09:15
You must have won like a contest or 09:18
something. 09:19
>> Baby, 09:22
why is this car in my bedroom? 09:25
>> I'm sorry. Okay, I I wasn't looking and 09:27
the store said that they won't take it 09:29
back because you've signed for it. 09:30
>> When did I sign for it? 09:32
>> When I was you. You know what? It's all 09:34
Joey's fault cuz he left his nose open. 09:36
[laughter] 09:39
>> Did you make brownies today? 09:40
>> Knock knock. 09:43
>> Quick, take off your dress. He won't 09:44
notice the bed. 09:46
>> [laughter] 09:48
>> Hey, I'm going for sushi. Does anybody 09:49
want uh 09:51
Whoa, somebody missed the offramp. 09:55
[laughter] 09:58
>> It's Monica's bed. What? 09:59
>> Okay, 10:02
it's a race car. 10:04
>> So, this has always been Monica's bed. 10:07
Well, you're just noticing now. How 10:09
self-involved are you? [laughter] 10:10
>> Okay. Well, if this bed isn't new, then 10:14
how come there's plastic on the 10:16
mattress? 10:17
>> Sometimes I have bad dreams. 10:21
>> Uh, may I help you? 10:27
>> Yes. Hi. I talked to you on the phone on 10:28
the lady who got stuck with the race car 10:30
bed. 10:31
>> Look, it's like I told you there's 10:32
nothing I can do. You signed for it. 10:34
Monica Felula Geller. 10:38
All right, Chester. Man, look. We want 10:41
to see the king. Nobody sees the king. 10:43
>> Okay, I'm talking to the king. 10:47
>> Hey, you can't go back there. 10:49
>> Oh my god. 10:57
Hey, watch it, lady. [laughter] 11:06
Hey. Hey. Good looking. [laughter] 11:14
[laughter] 11:25
All right, I'll leave. My bed's so 11:26
boring. 11:29
What are you doing? I uh reorganized the 11:33
fridge. See? Uh, bottom shelf meats and 11:36
dairy. Middle shelf fruits and 11:40
vegetables 11:42
and top shelf expired products. 11:44
[laughter] 11:48
>> Why are you doing this? 11:49
>> Because I am bored. Out of my mind. I've 11:50
already been to the bank, the post 11:53
office, and the dry cleaners. 11:55
>> Dude, you just described seven days 11:57
worth of stuff. [laughter] 11:58
>> You got to spread it out a little, you 12:01
know. Haven't you ever been unemployed? 12:03
>> Hey, I am not unemployed. I'm on 12:04
sabatical. Hey, don't get religious on 12:06
me, okay? [laughter] 12:08
A guy in your position needs to be a 12:10
little better at relaxing, you know. 12:12
What? Why do you think we have the 12:14
comfortable chairs? Huh? Look, come 12:15
here. Sit down. 12:17
Ready? Watch. 12:21
AND THEN [laughter] 12:24
so what? We just sit. Oh, no. No. We're 12:28
not going to just sit. Watch. 12:30
Hello, Chandler Bing. 12:37
>> Hello, Mr. Bing. 12:38
I love you. 12:40
>> All right, whoever this is, stop calling 12:42
me. 12:44
IT'S BEEN 6 MONTHS. IT'S NOT FUNNY. 12:47
[laughter] 12:50
>> But I love you. 12:51
>> Leave me alone. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, 12:53
LEAVE ME ALONE. [laughter] 12:54
>> And that's Wednesday. Ben, 12:57
I want you to know that there may be 13:00
some times when I'm I may not be around 13:02
um like this, 13:06
but I'll still always come back 13:11
like this. 13:14
[laughter] 13:17
And sometimes I may be away longer like 13:18
this. 13:22
[laughter] 13:26
But I'll still always come back 13:27
like this. 13:32
And sometimes I'll want you to steal 13:35
third and I'll go like this. 13:37
[laughter] 13:42
>> He is so amazing. 13:49
>> I know. Look at him. 13:51
>> Ben. 13:53
Ben. 13:55
Hey, Ben. 13:57
Nothing. I don't think that's his name. 13:59
[laughter] 14:02
>> Oh, look. Look. He's closing his eyes. 14:04
Oh, look. He's opening his eyes. 14:07
[laughter] 14:09
>> He doesn't do much, does he? 14:12
>> Nope. This is pretty much it. 14:15
You guys want to get some coffee? 14:25
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 14:26
>> All right. I'll see you guys later. 14:28
[laughter] 14:30
[laughter] 14:36
>> [laughter] 14:52
>> Oh, look. He's closing his eyes again. 15:04
>> Well, is everybody else having just the 15:09
best time? 15:11
Shh. 15:14
>> Joey's asleep. 15:14
After he passed out, we put the sand 15:25
around him to keep him warm. 15:27
>> Well, I assume the uh happy couple isn't 15:32
up yet. Did you guys hear them last 15:35
night? 15:37
>> Oh, yeah. I don't know what they were 15:37
doing, but at one point, sea turtles 15:38
actually came up to the house. 15:40
>> Good morning. 15:45
>> Hey. 15:45
>> Hey. How'd everybody sleep? 15:46
>> Oh, great. 15:48
>> Like a lost. 15:48
>> Us, [laughter] too. 15:50
>> Going for a walk. 15:53
[clears throat] 15:55
>> Good morning. Nice breath, by the way. 16:00
[laughter] 16:03
>> Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no. There's none 16:08
of that in here. 16:11
>> Oh, come on, man. At least let me finish 16:12
this last one. 16:14
Okay. But only if you give me a drag. 16:16
>> Okay. 16:20
>> Oh, dark mother. Once again, I suckle at 16:27
your smoky teit. [laughter] 16:29
>> Oh, no. Why don't you hold on to that 16:33
one? 16:35
Okay, that's like the least fun game 16:45
ever. 16:47
>> Well, I'm really sick of your smoking, 16:48
so I brought something that is going to 16:50
help you quit. 16:52
>> Oh, 16:54
>> nope. That patch is no good. 17:00
[laughter] 17:03
>> Come on. It's a hypnosis tape. This 17:06
woman at work used it for two weeks 17:08
straight and she hasn't smoked since. 17:10
[laughter] 17:14
>> What's your problem? 17:15
>> Nothing. It's just that hypnosis is 17:17
beyond crap. 17:19
>> Ross, I watched you get hypnotized in 17:22
Atlantic City. 17:24
>> Hey, that guy did not hypnotize me. 17:25
Okay. 17:27
>> Oh, right. Cuz you always pull your 17:27
pants down on the count of three and 17:28
play Wipe Out on your butt cheeks. 17:30
>> All right. You forget hypnosis. The way 17:33
to quit smoking is you have to dance 17:35
naked in a field of heather and then 17:37
bathe in the sweat of six healthy young 17:39
men 17:41
>> or what my father calls Thursday night. 17:43
>> Falling fast asleep. 17:47
Deeper, deeper, deeper. You are now 17:49
completely asleep. You don't need to 17:53
smoke. Cigarettes don't control you. You 17:56
are a strong, confident woman who does 18:00
not disappear. 18:04
A strong confident woman. 18:06
[laughter] 18:11
[laughter] 18:15
[cheering] 18:17
Millionaire's here. Oh my god. 18:19
[laughter] 18:26
>> Guys, please. I'm just going to have 18:27
dinner with him. Okay. Okay. Okay. Just 18:28
because he buys you dinner does not mean 18:30
you owe him anything. 18:32
>> Okay, then get the lobster. 18:38
[laughter] 18:45
>> Every knife. 18:49
[laughter] 18:51
You don't need to smoke. Cigarettes 18:53
don't control you. You are a strong, 18:56
confident woman [laughter] who does not 19:00
need to smoke. 19:03
A strong, confident woman who does not 19:05
need to smoke. Cigarettes don't control 19:09
you. You are a strong, confident woman 19:13
who does not need to smoke. 19:17
>> Joy's your best friend. [laughter] 19:22
You want to make him a cheese sandwich 19:25
every day. [laughter] 19:28
>> And you also want to buy him hundreds of 19:32
dollars worth of pants. 19:34
>> So, you're up for keynote speaker. 19:37
>> Yeah. 19:39
>> Who's making the decision? 19:39
>> Professor Sherman. Yeah. I'm meeting 19:40
with him today. 19:42
>> Oh, he is a pretty tough guy to impress. 19:43
>> Yeah. Well, I think I know how to dazzle 19:44
him. 19:46
>> Oh, you're not going to do a magic 19:47
trick, are you? 19:49
[snorts] 19:52
>> No. 19:52
The data we're receiving from MRI scans 20:01
and DNA testing of these fossils are are 20:04
staggering. 20:07
>> I mean, we've been accepting Leaky's 20:09
dates as as a given, but if they're off 20:11
by even a hundred,000 years or so, then 20:13
you can you can just throw most of our 20:16
assumptions, you know, right in the 20:18
trash. 20:21
So, so what I'm saying is is is 20:22
that 20:27
is that uh reparations 20:29
could could be huge. I mean, not just in 20:32
in paleontology, but if you think about 20:34
it in in evolutionary biology, uh 20:37
genetics, uh geology, I mean, truly the 20:40
the mind boggles. 20:43
>> Well, that's not what you want. 20:48
Hello, 20:58
>> Joey. Hey, I need to talk to Charlie. Is 20:59
she there? 21:01
>> No, she uh she went shopping with 21:02
Rachel. Why? What's up? 21:03
>> Well, I'm meeting with Professor Sherman 21:05
about my being the keynote speaker. 21:07
>> Oh, how's it going? 21:09
>> It could be better. 21:10
>> He um he fell asleep. 21:13
>> What? But I already bought my ticket to 21:16
Bermuda. 21:18
Barbados. 21:20
>> Fine, I'll rent the car and drive. 21:21
[laughter] 21:24
>> Ross, you have to get that job. 21:25
>> What am I supposed to do? He's cold. In 21:26
fact, he he was just talking in his 21:29
sleep before. And evidently, he wants 21:31
someone named Fran to spank him harder. 21:33
>> Well, just wake him up. 21:37
>> I can't. If he realizes that I'm the one 21:39
who put him to sleep, I won't get the 21:42
job. 21:43
>> Oh, that's a tough one. Oh, wait a 21:44
minute. This happened to me before. 21:47
Yeah. I was auditioning for a play and 21:49
the producer fell asleep. I No, wait a 21:51
minute. It was me who fell asleep. 21:56
>> Yeah. I mean, hey, Shakespeare, how 21:59
about a chase scene once in a while? 22:01
[cheering and laughter] 22:05
[laughter] 22:11
>> [laughter] 22:29
[laughter] 22:33
[laughter] 22:39
>> Oh my god. You really want me to be the 22:41
keynote speaker? 22:44
Thank you. 22:47
>> You're welcome. 22:51
>> Hey, Kiki. 23:01
[laughter] 23:04
>> What are you doing? Just trying to get 23:05
comfortable. Can't sleep in my 23:07
underwear. 23:09
>> Well, you're going to 23:10
>> [laughter] 23:16
>> I've been thinking, you know, about how 23:18
I'm always seeing girls on top of girls. 23:20
>> Are they end to end or tall like 23:26
pancakes? [laughter] 23:28
>> You know what I mean about how I'm 23:30
always going out with all these women? 23:31
Cuz I always figured when the right one 23:33
comes along, I'll be able to be a 23:35
standup guy and go the distance, you 23:37
know? I'm looking at my dad thinking, 23:39
"Hey, you're not him. You're you." 23:41
When they were all over you to go into 23:45
your father's pipe fitting business, did 23:47
you cave? 23:48
>> No. 23:49
>> No. You decided to go into the out of 23:50
work actor business. [laughter] 23:52
Now, that wasn't easy, but you did it. 23:55
And I'd like to believe that when the 23:58
right woman comes along, you will have 24:00
the courage and the guts to say, "No 24:01
thanks. I'm married. [laughter] 24:04
You really think so? 24:12
>> Yeah, I really do. 24:13
>> Thanks, J. 24:16
>> Get off. 24:17
>> Janice likes to cuddle at night, which, 24:18
you know, I'm all for. But, uh, you 24:21
know, when you want to go to sleep, you 24:24
want some space. So, uh, you know, how 24:25
do I tell her that without, 24:28
>> you know, accidentally calling her fat 24:29
or something? 24:31
>> Oh, honey, I'm sorry. We can't help you 24:33
there cuz we're cuddly sleepers. 24:35
>> Okay. I'm late for work. 24:39
>> Oh, 24:40
>> all right. Are you guys going to come 24:41
down? 24:42
>> Uh, yeah. Yeah, I'll I'm right behind 24:42
you. 24:44
>> Okay. Good luck, Chandler. 24:45
>> Thank you, Rachel. Bye, sweetie. 24:46
>> Bye, honey. 24:47
>> Okay, the sleeping thing. 24:50
[laughter] 24:53
Very tricky business, but there is 24:54
something you can do. 24:55
>> I thought you guys were cuddly sleeping. 24:56
>> No, [laughter] 24:58
no, not cuddly. Not me. Just her. I'm 25:01
like you. I need the room. 25:04
Okay, come here. 25:06
>> Okay, you're in bed. 25:12
>> Yeah. 25:14
[laughter] 25:16
>> I'm going to use the cushion. Yeah. 25:19
>> Okay. You're in bed. She's over on your 25:22
side cuddling. Now you wait for her to 25:25
drift off and then you hug her and roll 25:29
her over to her side of the bed. And 25:34
then you 25:38
roll away. 25:41
Hug for her. 25:45
Roll for you. [laughter] 25:49
Okay. The old hug and roll. 25:53
>> Yeah. 25:55
>> Okay. One question. Shoot. You're 25:55
pretending the pillow's a girl, right? 25:58
[laughter] 26:00
>> Honey, you made the bed again. I told 26:02
you you don't have to do that. This 26:05
isn't camp. 26:08
>> Oh, then I guess the panty raid last 26:09
night was totally uncalled for. 26:11
Okay, I am going to take a shower and 26:14
today I will be singing Jim Crochy's 26:16
Leroy Brown. 26:18
>> [laughter] 26:27
>> Monica. 26:30
>> Hey, man. I have a question. Is Leroy 26:31
the baddest man in the whole damn town 26:35
or the fattest man in the whole damn 26:37
town? 26:39
>> The baddest. Otherwise, the song would 26:40
be fat fat Leroy Brown. 26:42
>> What are you doing? 26:45
>> I'm just waiting for you, sweetie. 26:48
Are you remaking the bed? 26:53
>> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You know what? The 26:56
way you did it, it was just fine. 26:58
>> Then you're redoing it because 27:00
>> if I tell you, you'll think I'm crazy. 27:02
>> You're pretty much running that risk 27:04
either way. [laughter] 27:06
>> Okay. You see, 27:09
the debate tag shouldn't be at the top 27:11
left corner. It should be at the bottom 27:14
right corner. 27:16
>> Well, that's not so crazy. 27:18
>> I'm just easing you in. All right. 27:19
>> All right. You see these little flower 27:23
blossoms? They should be facing up, not 27:24
down, because well, the head of the bed 27:27
is where the sun would be. 27:29
[laughter] 27:33
You don't love me anymore, do you? 27:35
>> Actually, if it's possible, I love you 27:39
more. 27:42
>> Really? 27:43
>> Wow. Well, then come on. I want to show 27:46
you how to fold the toilet paper into a 27:49
point. 27:50
This is so exciting. So glamorous. 28:02
People taking our picture. How do I 28:05
look? 28:07
>> You're a little tall. 28:07
>> What? Would you mind crouching down a 28:10
little bit so that I look taller? 28:12
There you go. 28:16
>> [laughter] 28:17
[music] 28:21
[applause] 28:24
>> Good job, Joe. Well done. Top notch. 28:29
>> You liked it? You really liked it? 28:33
>> Oh, yeah. [laughter] 28:35
Which part exactly? 28:37
>> The whole thing. Here we go. 28:39
>> No, no, no. Give me some specifics. I 28:41
love the specifics. The specifics were 28:44
the best part. 28:46
>> Hey, what about the scene with the 28:48
kangaroo? Did you Did you like that 28:50
part? 28:53
>> I was surprised to see a kangaroo. 28:54
[laughter] 28:57
>> In a World War I epic. 28:58
You fell asleep. [laughter] 29:01
There was no kangaroo. They didn't take 29:03
any of my suggestions. 29:06
[laughter] 29:08
>> Thanks a lot for coming, buddy. See you 29:11
later. 29:13
>> Don't go. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. Look, 29:13
this guy fell asleep. He fell asleep, 29:16
too. Be mad at him. 29:18
>> I had a dream last night where I was 29:20
playing football with my kid. 29:21
>> It's nice. 29:24
>> Nice. 29:24
>> No, no, with him. 29:25
I'm on this field and they they hike me, 29:30
the baby, [laughter] 29:33
and I I know I've got to do something 29:35
cuz the Tampa Bay defense is coming 29:36
right at me. [laughter] 29:38
>> Tampa Bay has got a terrible team, 29:40
>> right? But 29:43
[laughter] 29:45
it is just me and the baby, so I'm 29:46
thinking they can take us. 29:48
And so I uh I just hate it downfield. 29:51
>> What? Are you afraid that's a baby? 29:55
>> He should take the sack. [laughter] 29:58
>> Anyway, suddenly I'm downfield and I 30:03
realize that I'm the one who's supposed 30:08
to catch him, right? only I know there 30:09
is no way I'm going to get there in 30:12
time, right? So, I am running and I'm 30:13
running and that that is when I woke up. 30:15
See, I I am so not ready to be a father. 30:18
>> Hey, you're going to be fine. 30:21
>> You're one of the most caring, most 30:24
responsible men in North America. 30:25
[laughter] 30:28
You're going to make a great dad. 30:29
>> Yeah, Ross. You and the baby just need 30:31
better blocking. 30:33
Isn't this nice? So quiet. I could just 30:39
lie here all day. 30:42
>> Oh no. 30:43
>> Open your drapes. Open your drapes. 30:46
>> So glad we got adjoining rooms. 30:48
>> The sun is out. 30:52
>> Hey, remember when I had cornneas? 30:54
>> Okay, listen. You go down to the pool 30:56
and reserve the chairs and I'll get the 30:58
magazines and the lotion. 30:59
>> Uh, ladies, Ross's speech is in 45 31:01
minutes. 31:03
>> Damn it. 31:04
[laughter] 31:06
>> Walls are pretty thin, guys. 31:07
Then we have to weigh the data from 31:15
recent MRI scans and DNA testing 31:16
which call into question information 31:21
gathered from years of simple carbon 31:23
dating. 31:25
>> Got that woman sitting out by the pool 31:26
getting tan 31:28
>> material 31:29
all leathery and wrinkled. I'm so 31:30
jealous. 31:32
Finally, factor in the profusion of new 31:34
species recently discovered. 31:37
Gigantosaurus, 31:39
Argentinosaurus, 31:41
>> not to mention Culaurus. 31:43
[laughter] 31:46
>> And that's just the herbivores. I'm not 31:48
even going to discuss the carnivores. 31:50
Their heads are already too big, which 31:52
is ironic considering their stunted 31:54
cerebral development. [laughter] 31:57
At 4:30 a.m. 32:03
United States garrison in Fort Sa was 32:06
fired upon. It is now under. 32:08
>> Hey, Dad. What are you doing here? 32:23
>> Well, it's your mother's bridge night, 32:25
so I thought I'd come into the city for 32:26
a little Mona cuddle. 32:28
>> [laughter] 32:30
>> Since when did you start smoking cigars? 32:33
>> I don't. I just I just like the smell of 32:36
them. 32:39
>> So, uh, what are you really doing here, 32:41
Dad? 32:44
>> Well, I just wanted to make sure that 32:44
you're okay. 32:45
>> What makes you think that I might not be 32:48
okay? 32:49
>> I saw Richard. 32:50
>> Oh. 32:53
>> So, how you doing? 32:54
>> I'm fine. Just a little tired, but I'm 32:57
okay. 33:00
How's Richard doing? 33:02
>> You don't want to know. 33:03
>> No, I I really really do. 33:05
>> Well, he's doing terrible. 33:08
>> Really? 33:12
>> Worse than when he broke up with 33:15
Barbara. 33:16
>> You're not just saying that, are you? 33:18
>> No. The man is a mess. [laughter] 33:19
>> Was he crying? 33:23
>> No. 33:24
Well, do you think he was waiting till 33:26
after you left so we could cry? 33:28
>> Maybe. 33:30
>> I think so. 33:33
>> Honey, relationships are hard. Like with 33:35
your mom and me. You know, after we 33:37
graduated from college, we broke up for 33:39
a while. It seems her father, your 33:41
grandfather, wanted her to travel around 33:44
Europe like he did. Of course, he got to 33:46
do it on Uncle Sam's nickel because he 33:49
was also strafing German troop trains at 33:51
the time. 33:54
However, [laughter] 33:55
you need some help from you. 34:19
Yes, please. 34:24
>> First of all, Utah, 34:31
dude. You can't just make stuff up. 34:34
[cheering] 34:39
I hate America. [laughter] 34:43
When I finish this game, I swear I am 34:46
moving. 34:48
Okay, maybe this is so hard because 34:51
there aren't 50 states. 34:54
[laughter] 34:57
Let me tell you something. I have 49 34:58
states and there are no more [laughter] 35:00
now. I I think I should be able to eat 35:05
something. 35:07
[laughter] 35:09
>> It's up to you. 35:09
>> [laughter] 35:18
>> Delaware. [laughter] 35:29
Delaware. 35:34
>> All right. 35:36
>> I want my turkey now. 35:37
>> You got it. 35:40
You got Nevada twice. 35:46
[laughter] 35:49
>> I know. 35:52
>> Yeah. 35:53
>> It's 6:30 in the morning. We're not 35:55
working out. It's over. 35:58
>> No way. With one pound to go. Come on. 36:01
We're working. We're moving. We're in 36:03
the zone. We're grooving. 36:06
>> Okay. I don't I don't mind the last 36:08
pound. Okay. In fact, I kind of like the 36:10
last pound. Okay. So, don't make me do 36:12
anything that I'll regret. [laughter] 36:15
>> What you going to do, fat boy? Huh? 36:18
>> What? 36:21
>> Nothing except tell you uh I think it's 36:24
wonderful how much energy you have. 36:27
>> Well, thanks. 36:29
>> I mean, especially considering how tough 36:31
it's been for you to find work. 36:32
You know, 36:36
>> you know, I mean, you can't tell your 36:38
parents you were fired because they'd be 36:40
disappointed. 36:42
>> Uh-huh. 36:44
>> And it's not as if you have a 36:46
boyfriend's shoulder to cry on. 36:48
>> Well, no, but I 36:52
>> I mean, if it were me, I think I'd have 36:53
difficulty just getting out of bed at 36:56
all. [laughter] 36:57
You know, I try to stay positive. 37:04
>> So, you you feel like going for a run. 37:07
[laughter] 37:11
>> All right. 37:14
>> Because you know, you don't have to. If 37:16
you want, you could just take a nap 37:17
right here. 37:20
>> Okay. 37:23
[laughter] 37:24
Just for a little while. 37:25
>> Okay. 37:27
>> [cheering] 37:37
>> Uh, Ra, [laughter] what's Hugsy doing in 37:42
the crib with Emma? 37:45
>> Oh, well, she was just crawling around 37:47
and she found him, so I just let her 37:49
sleep with him. 37:50
>> That's all right, isn't it? 37:52
>> Oh, of course. Yeah, it's a stuffed 37:54
animal. You know, it's for kids, not for 37:57
adults. 38:00
>> I know that. 38:01
>> Joey, are you sure? I mean, I know how 38:03
much you love him. 38:05
>> Rachel, let's be clear on this, okay? I 38:06
do not love Hugsy. 38:09
>> I like him a normal amount. 38:12
>> All right. Well, Emma loves him. 38:16
>> Yeah. Well, why wouldn't she? He's a 38:19
wonderful person. 38:20
>> [music] 38:26
>> Look at you. All sweet and innocent, 38:38
sleeping like an angel with them chubby 38:40
little hands wrapped around you. 38:43
[laughter] 38:45
>> It's okay, Emma. You stay asleep. 38:48
>> [crying] 38:53
>> Step away from THE CRIB. I'M 11. 38:53
[screaming] 38:55
>> IT'S OKAY. IT'S OKAY. RA, IT'S ME. Put 38:56
down the scrunchie. [laughter] 38:58
>> What are you doing? 39:00
>> Well, I heard Emma stirring, so so I 39:02
came in to make sure she could reach 39:04
Hugsy. 39:05
>> Oh. Oh, thanks. All right. Well, now 39:06
that I'm up, I'm going to go to the 39:10
bathroom. 39:11
>> Okay. There you go, sweetie. 39:12
This isn't over. 39:16
>> Hey. Hey, look who's here. It's Joey. 39:20
And he brought home a friend. 39:23
>> Joey. Emma's right here. You promised 39:25
not to bring girls home in the middle of 39:27
the day anymore. 39:28
>> No, no, no. It's not a girl. It's 39:30
a brand new Hugsy. 39:33
>> Oh, that's so great. Now Emma has two 39:36
Hugsies. 39:38
>> No, no, no. Oh, no. No. Emma has one 39:39
Hugsy. The new Hugsy. Huh. 39:43
>> The other Hugsy. I don't know. I guess 39:45
I'll just take him back. Oh. 39:47
>> Oh, you know what? When I was a little 39:49
girl, I had a little pink pony named 39:51
Cotton. Oh, I loved her so much. I took 39:53
her everywhere. I would braid her tail. 39:56
>> Make the transfer. [laughter] 39:59
>> Now, now, should I be concerned that a 40:04
button fell off the old Hugsy and I 40:06
can't find it? 40:08
>> Oh, no. Don't worry about it. I 40:09
swallowed that years ago. [laughter] 40:10
>> Oh, what? I don't think she likes the 40:14
new Hugsy. 40:17
>> But he's [crying] the same. 40:18
>> Yeah, I think she wants the old one 40:19
back. 40:21
>> Yeah, but he's the same. 40:21
>> Joey, come on. 40:23
>> But he's the same. 40:24
>> You're not the same. 40:30
[laughter] 40:32
>> Trying to put Emma down for a nap. Have 40:33
you seen Hugsy? 40:34
>> Uh, original or crappy? 40:35
>> Original. 40:39
>> No, sorry. I haven't seen them. 40:40
>> Then what's that big lump under your 40:41
covers? 40:43
It's Monica. Okay, 40:45
>> that is not Monica. 40:48
>> All right, fine. It's original Hugsy. 40:49
>> You know, now I know Emma wants him, but 40:54
he's mine and I need him. She's being 40:56
unreasonable. 40:57
>> Joey, there is a reason that Emma loves 41:00
that stupid PENGUIN SO MUCH. OH, DON'T 41:01
COVER ITS EARS. [laughter] 41:03
>> It's because it reminds her of her uncle 41:06
Joey. 41:09
>> It does. 41:11
>> Yeah. And she's comforted by him because 41:12
she loves her uncle Joey so much. 41:15
>> Really? She She loves me. 41:18
>> Oh, yeah. 41:19
But you know what? If you need Hugsy, 41:21
don't worry. Emma will totally 41:24
understand. I won't, but whatever. 41:26
>> Okay. Wait, wait, wait, wait a minute. 41:28
Wait a minute, Ma. I mean, if if if 41:30
Hugsy means that much to Emma, then 41:33
Well, she can have them. 41:37
>> Oh. Oh, sweet. I knew Uncle Joey would 41:38
step up. Look, Emma, look who's back. 41:41
>> FORGET IT. FORGET IT. I can't do it. 41:44
>> Are you You're GOING TO TAKE UXY AWAY 41:46
FROM A LITTLE CHILD? 41:48
>> How do you think I got him in the first 41:49
place? [laughter] 41:50
>> Who is that? 41:53
>> Don't worry. I'm brave. I am brave. I I 41:55
am brave. 41:58
>> No, no, no, no, no, no. 42:00
>> Can you tell me who is there, please? 42:03
[laughter] 42:07
>> My name's Gary. I live upstairs. 42:07
Hi. 42:12
>> Hi. Do you know what time it is? 42:12
>> It's candy time. 42:15
>> My roommate says that they taste like 42:17
little drops of heaven. 42:19
>> Oh, please. 42:21
>> Did you hear that? Little drops of 42:23
heaven. [laughter] 42:25
>> 4:00 a.m. 42:28
>> So, can I get some candy? 42:29
>> I am sorry, but some of us have to get 42:31
up early and go to work. He does not 42:34
know that I am not some of us. 42:37
>> [laughter] 42:40
>> Um, listen, I'm sorry, but I I'll put 42:42
some out first thing in the morning. 42:43
>> Well, okay. I'll swing by later. 42:45
>> You live in this building? 42:47
>> Seems like I would have remembered you. 42:51
>> Night, G. 42:56
>> You guys are so cute. 42:58
>> I know. 42:59
>> All right, I'll see you tomorrow. Okay. 43:02
>> Okay. 43:03
>> [music] 43:08
>> You know, I love doing crossword puzzles 43:17
with you, honey. 43:19
>> Me, too. Now, let's finish this and go 43:20
to bed. 43:22
>> Okay, [laughter] there's only one left. 43:23
Threeletter word. Not dog, but 43:26
>> cat. 43:31
[laughter] 43:32
Yes. You are so smart. 43:33
>> I love you. 43:39
>> I love you, too. 43:40
[laughter] 43:45
[music] 43:57
>> Tada. 43:58
Are we greeting each other this way now? 44:01
Because I like that. 44:02
[laughter] 44:04
>> Look, I cleaned. I did the windows. I 44:06
did the floors. I haven't used all those 44:09
attachments on the vacuum except for 44:11
that little round one with the bristles. 44:12
I don't know what that's for. 44:14
>> Oh, yeah. Nobody knows. And we're not 44:15
supposed to ask. 44:16
>> Well, what do you think? 44:18
>> Very clean. 44:20
>> Really? It looks great. 44:21
>> Very clean. 44:22
Oh, I I I see you moved the green 44:26
ottoman. 44:29
>> Welcome. 44:30
[laughter] 44:32
>> How did that happen? 44:34
>> I don't know. I I thought it looked 44:36
better there. And I And also, it's an 44:38
extra scenery table. 44:40
>> Yeah, it's interesting. 44:43
[laughter] 44:46
But you know what? Just for fun, let's 44:47
see what it looked like in the old spot. 44:50
I just to compare. 44:53
See? Ha. Well, it looks good there, too. 44:56
Let's just leave it there for a while. 44:59
[laughter] 45:02
>> Can't believe you tried to move the 45:03
green ottoman. 45:04
>> Thank god you didn't try to fan out the 45:06
magazines. I mean, she'll scratch your 45:08
eyes RIGHT OUT. 45:09
>> GUYS, I AM NOT that bad. Yeah, you are, 45:11
Monica. [laughter] 45:14
Remember if I lived with you? You were 45:16
like a little, YOU KNOW, 45:18
That is so unfair. 45:23
>> Oh, come on. When we were kids, yours 45:25
was the only raggedy and doll. It wasn't 45:27
raggedy. [laughter] 45:28
>> Okay, so I'm responsible. I'm organized. 45:32
But hey, I can be a cook. 45:35
[laughter] 45:37
>> All right, you mad cap gal. 45:39
Try to imagine this. The phone bill 45:42
arrives, but you don't pay it right 45:45
away. 45:47
>> Why not? 45:48
>> Because you're A COOK. 45:49
>> [laughter] 45:51
>> INSTEAD, YOU WAIT UNTIL THEY send you a 45:52
notice. 45:55
>> I could do that. Okay. Okay. Then, uh, 45:56
you let me go grocery shopping and I buy 45:59
laundry detergent, but it's not the one 46:03
with the easy pour spout. Why would 46:05
someone do that? [laughter] 46:08
One might wonder. 46:11
Someone's left a glass on the coffee 46:14
table. There's no coaster. It's a cold 46:15
drink. It's a hot day. Little beads of 46:17
condensation are inching their way 46:20
closer and closer to the surface of the 46:22
wood. 46:24
>> Stop it. [laughter] 46:24
>> Oh my god, it's true. Who am I? 46:28
>> Monica, you're mom. 46:33
[music] 46:40
>> You go to bed, guys. 46:43
>> All right. Good night, Monica. 46:44
>> Mom, you going to leave your shoes out 46:46
here? 46:48
Uh-huh. [laughter] 46:50
>> Really? Just just casually strewn about 46:53
in that reckless haphazard manner? 46:56
[laughter] 46:59
>> Doesn't matter. I'll get him tomorrow or 47:01
not. [laughter] 47:03
>> Whenever. 47:06
>> She is a cook. 47:10
>> [music] 47:15
>> If it bothers you that much, just go out 47:26
and get the shoes. 47:28
No, don't do this. This is stupid. I 47:32
don't have to prove anything. I'm going 47:36
to go get them. 47:38
But then everyone will know. 47:40
Unless I get them and then wake up 47:43
really early and put them back. Oh, I 47:45
need help. 47:48

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[中文]
莫妮卡,
>> 她正在睡觉。
>> 我知道。只是快快的问题。快速的
问题。哪一个是《深度冲击》,
哪一个是世界末日?
>> Deep Impact 是与 Robert
Dval 合作的吗?如果你叫醒我,世界末日将会发生在你身上
>> 抱歉,我睡不着。
你正在读的那本书
和两个正在滑冰的女人
并戴着那些上面有
花的帽子?因为每次我
看到那个封面时,我都会想,
[笑声]
>>它在客厅里,那里还有
一盏灯,没有人会踢你
小腿。
>> 什么?哦。
对不起。我想也许我应该做一些
温牛奶,它会帮助我在散步时
>> 入睡。
[笑声]
>> 你以为你会读我的
无聊的书来让你入睡。
>> 事情变得有趣了。
该死的,奥普拉。 [笑声]
>> 来,我来煮牛奶。无论如何,我已经起床了
>> 嘿,你知道我们能做什么吗?你
知道,既然我们起床了,我们就可以
整夜互相交谈,
你知道,就像我们第一次
出去时那样。会很有趣的。
>> 好吧,听起来确实很有趣。
>> 是的。所以,我的意思是,当二姐去世时,你
有多沮丧?啊?
>> 二姐去世。
[笑声]
>> 不,
[笑声]
不。好吧,我我正在谈论我正在读的
书,
>> 二姐死在阿奇和壶
头双重摘要中。
[笑声]
>> 没错。
>> 什么?你在干什么?
>> 你知道刚刚发生了什么吗?
>> 是的,我们发生了性关系,然后我们
睡着了。
[笑声]
>> 不,我们正在做爱
[笑声]
然后你就睡着了。
不,不,这不是真的。不,有史以来最好的时光
[笑声]
你震撼了我的世界。
>>莫妮卡,
>> 什么?
>> 我正在给你一些我最好的动作
,但你错过了。所以,请醒醒吧,这样
我们就能把事情做好。 [笑声]
>> 好的。好的。我准备好了。
来吧[笑声],大家伙。
>> 给我好东西。
>> 是的。 [笑声]
>> 不,不,不。别睡着了。
>> 好的,我去给你泡杯咖啡。
哦,我可能不会
咖啡渣洒满厨房地板。
>> 好的,我起来了。我起来了。
[音乐]
>> 虎胆龙威。还是很棒的。
>> 是的。
嘿,你觉得我们让它成为双重
功能怎么样?
>> 您还租什么?
>> 《虎胆龙威 2》。
>> 乔伊,这又是《虎胆龙威》。
[笑声]
>> 哦,但是我们看了第二遍,
这也是《虎胆龙威》。
>> 乔伊,我们刚刚看到了它,
>> 很高兴再次看到它。
>> 是的,《虎胆龙威》。
>> 老兄,你没有说《虎胆龙威》。
一切都好吗? [笑声]
>> 是的,我刚刚有了计划。
>> 好吧,约翰·姆兰有计划。
>> 不,你看,我想在乔伊工作完毕
离开这里
开始给大家打电话之前
>> 你在说什么,
[音乐]
>> [笑声]
>> 发生了什么?
>> 我不知道。 [笑声]你
睡着了。仅此而已。
>> 是的。是的。是的。
>> 好吧。嗯,呃,我最好回家了。
>> 是的。我认为那是最好的。
>> 好吧。我稍后再跟你谈。好的。
但不是这个。
>> 不,从来没有。
>> 从来没有。
>> 所以,呃呃。
>> 再见。
>> 没有触摸。没有触摸。 [笑声]
>> 嘿,
>> 刚刚带回了你的视频。
>> 呃嘿,呃罗斯,看。呃,我想我们
之前需要讨论一下。
>> 不,不,我们不。
是的,我们愿意。现在,看,这是我睡过的最好的
小睡。
[笑声]
>> 我我不知道你在说什么
>> 来吧,承认吧。那是最好的午睡
你曾经拥有过。
>> 我吃过更好的了。
>> 好的。什么时候?
>> 好的。好的。这是有史以来最好的
小睡。我说过了。好吧,但是
结束了,乔伊。
[笑声]
>> 我想再做一次。
[笑声]
>> 我们不能再这样做了。
>> 为什么不呢?
>> 因为这很奇怪。 [笑声]
>> 很好。
>> 你想喝点什么吗?
>> 当然。你有什么?
>> 温牛奶和 etan PM。
天哪,我告诉你,评判
让我精疲力竭。
>> 是的。
>> 是的。想想也许可以上楼
,在沙发上小睡一会儿。
[笑声]
>> 为什么我会关心这个?
[笑声]
>> 没有理由。我只是说呃
那就是我要去的地方。
>> [笑声]
[笑声]
[笑声]
>> 睡个好觉。确实如此。
[清喉咙]
[欢呼和掌声]
[笑声]
>> 老兄,你到底在做什么?
对不起[笑声]
我。
>> 我不知道,莫妮卡。光是在这里就感觉很有趣
。我的意思是,如果你从珍妮丝的前夫那里买了一张
床,那就
就像背叛了钱德勒。不是这些
的价格。
[笑声]
>> 嗨。您知道,在英格兰,这辆车
位于商店的另一边。
[笑声]
哦。哦,
菲比,过来。
这是我的新床。你必须感受到这个
坏男孩。
莫妮卡,还是感觉很奇怪。你
知道,泰勒是你的朋友。哦。哦我的
上帝。
>> [笑声]
>> 好吧,拿这张床。您还可以结交另外
个朋友。
>> 在这里,你们在这里。
床垫王送货。
>> 你,盖拉小姐。
>> 好的。
>> 在此签名。
>> 我有中间名吗?
>> 好吧。莫妮卡·贝鲁拉
盖勒。
就是那间卧室。
>> 嘿,莫妮卡从
床垫大王那里买了一张床。
>> 是的。所以,拜托,拜托,拜托不要对钱德勒说任何话
>> 你想让我对钱德勒撒谎吗?
>> 这是一个问题吗?
>> 否。
这是什么?
是不是很酷?房间。房间。
[笑声]
这不是我订购的床。我知道。
您一定是赢得了比赛或
之类的东西。
>> 宝贝,
这辆车为什么在我的卧室里?
>> 抱歉。好吧,我没看,
商店说他们不会收回
,因为你已经签收了。
>> 我什么时候签收的?
>> 当我还是你的时候。你知道吗?这都是
乔伊的错,因为他没有做到这一点。
[笑声]
>> 今天你做了布朗尼蛋糕吗?
>> 敲敲。
>> 快点,脱掉你的衣服。他不会
注意到这张床。
>> [笑声]
>> 嘿,我要去吃寿司。有人
想要呃
哇,有人错过了出口匝道。
[笑声]
>> 这是莫妮卡的床。什么?
>> 好吧,
这是一辆赛车。
>> 所以,这一直是莫妮卡的床。
好吧,您现在才注意到。
你的自我投入程度如何? [笑声]
>> 好的。好吧,如果这张床不是新的,那么
为什么
床垫上有塑料?
>> 有时我会做恶梦。
>> 呃,我可以帮你吗?
>> 是的。你好。我在
那位被赛车
床困住的女士的电话里与你交谈过。
>> 看,就像我告诉过你我无能为力
。你签了字。
莫妮卡·费卢拉·盖勒。
好吧,切斯特。伙计,看。我们想要
去见国王。没有人看到国王。
>> 好的,我正在和国王说话。
>> 嘿,你不能回去了。
>> 天啊。
嘿,注意点,女士。 [笑声]
嘿。嘿。好看。 [笑声]
[笑声]
好吧,我走了。我的床太无聊了
你在做什么?我呃重新整理了
冰箱。看?呃,底层的肉类和
奶制品。中层货架水果和
蔬菜
以及顶层货架过期产品。
[笑声]
>> 你为什么要这样做?
>> 因为我很无聊。从我的脑海中消失了。我已经
去过银行、
邮局和干洗店。
>> 老兄,你刚刚描述了 7 天
的内容。 [笑声]
>> 你必须把它分散一点,你
知道。你没有失业过吗?
>> 嘿,我没有失业。我正在
休假。嘿,别对我
抱有宗教信仰,好吗? [笑声]
处于你这个位置的人需要
更擅长放松,你知道。
什么?您认为我们为什么拥有
张舒适的椅子?啊?看,来这里
。坐下。
准备好了吗?手表。
然后[笑声]
那又怎样?我们只是坐着。哦,不。不。我们
不会只是坐着。手表。
你好,钱德勒·宾。
>> 你好,冰先生。
我爱你。
>> 好吧,不管这是谁,别再给我打电话
了。
已经 6 个月了。这不好笑。
[笑声]
>> 但我爱你。
>> 别管我。看在上帝的份上,
别打扰我。 [笑声]
>> 那是星期三。本,
我想让你知道,
有时我可能不会像这样
嗯,
但我仍然会像这样
回来。
[笑声]
有时我可能会像
这样离开更长时间。
[笑声]
但我仍然会像这样回来
有时我会想让你偷
第三,我就会这样。
[笑声]
>> 他太棒了。
>> 我知道。看看他。
>> 本。
本。
嘿,本。
什么也没有。我不认为那是他的名字。
[笑声]
>> 哦,看。看。他正在闭上眼睛。
哦,看。他正在睁开眼睛。
[笑声]
>> 他没做什么,不是吗?
>> 不。差不多就是这样了。
你们想喝点咖啡吗?
>> 是的。是的。是的。
>> 好吧。稍后再见。
[笑声]
[笑声]
>> [笑声]
>> 哦,看。他又闭上了眼睛。
>> 那么,其他人都在享受
最美好的时光吗?
嘘。
>> 乔伊睡着了。
他昏倒后,我们在他周围放了沙子
以给他保暖。
>> 好吧,我想这对幸福的夫妇还没有
起来。你们昨晚
晚上听到他们的声音了吗?
>> 哦,是的。我不知道他们
在做什么,但有一次,海龟
实际上来到了房子里。
>> 早上好。
>> 嘿。
>> 嘿。大家睡得怎么样?
>> 哦,太棒了。
>> 就像迷失了一样。
>> 我们,也是。
>> 去散步。
[清喉咙]
>> 早上好。顺便说一下,呼吸很好。
[笑声]
>> 哦,不。不,不,不,不,不。这里没有
>> 哦,来吧,伙计。至少让我完成
这最后一篇。
好的。但前提是你给我拖拉。
>> 好的。
>> 哦,黑暗的妈妈。我再次吮吸
你的烟熏奶。 [笑声]
>> 哦,不。你为什么不保留那个
呢?
好吧,这就像有史以来最无趣的游戏
>> 好吧,我真的厌倦了你抽烟,
所以我带了一些可以
帮助你戒烟的东西。
>> 哦,
>> 不。那个补丁不好用。
[笑声]
>> 来吧。这是一盘催眠磁带。这位
的工作女性连续使用了两周
,从那以后她就没有再吸烟了。
[笑声]
>> 你有什么问题吗?
>> 什么都没有。只是催眠根本就不是废话
>> 罗斯,我在
大西洋城看到你被催眠。
>> 嘿,那家伙没有催眠我。
好的。
>> 哦,对了。因为你总是在数到三的时候把你的
裤子拉下来,然后
在你的屁股上玩Wipe Out。
>> 好吧。你忘记了催眠。
戒烟的方法是你必须在石南花田中裸体跳舞
,然后
沐浴在六个健康年轻人的汗水中
男人
>> 或者我父亲所说的周四晚上。
>> 很快就睡着了。
更深,更深,更深。您现在
完全睡着了。您不需要
吸烟。香烟无法控制你。你
是一位坚强、自信的女性,
不会消失。
坚强自信的女人。
[笑声]
[笑声]
[欢呼]
百万富翁来了。我的天啊。
[笑声]
>> 伙计们,请。我要和他一起吃
晚餐。好的。好的。好的。
因为他请你吃饭并不意味着
你欠他什么。
>> 好吧,那就吃龙虾吧。
[笑声]
>> 每把刀。
[笑声]
你不需要吸烟。香烟
无法控制你。你是一个坚强、
自信的女人[笑声],
不需要吸烟。
一个坚强、自信的女性,
不需要吸烟。香烟无法控制
你。您是一位坚强、自信的女性
,不需要吸烟。
>> 欢乐是你最好的朋友。 [笑声]
你想每天给他做奶酪三明治
。 [笑声]
>> 而且你还想给他买价值数百
美元的裤子。
>> 那么,您将担任主旨演讲人。
>> 是的。
>> 谁在做决定?
>> 谢尔曼教授。是的。我今天要和他见面
>> 哦,他是一个很难给人留下深刻印象的人。
>> 是的。好吧,我想我知道如何让
他眼花缭乱。
>> 哦,你不会变魔术
吧?
[哼哼]
>> 不。
我们从 MRI 扫描
和这些化石的 DNA 测试中收到的数据是
令人震惊的。
>> 我的意思是,我们一直接受Leaky的
日期作为给定的,但如果它们与
相差一万年左右,那么
你可以将我们的大部分
假设扔进
垃圾桶。
所以,我想说的是
...
是呃赔偿
可能会很大。我的意思是,不仅在古生物学中的
,而且如果你在进化生物学、呃
,我的意思是,真正令人难以置信的
遗传学、呃地质学中考虑
>> 好吧,这不是你想要的。
你好,
>> 乔伊。嘿,我需要和查理谈谈。
她在吗?
>> 不,她呃她和
Rachel 一起去购物。为什么?这是怎么回事?
>> 嗯,我正在与谢尔曼教授会面
,讨论我担任主讲人的事宜。
>> 哦,怎么样?
>> 还可以更好。
>> 他嗯他睡着了。
>> 什么?但我已经买了去
百慕大的机票。
巴巴多斯。
>> 好吧,我租辆车来开车。
[笑声]
>> 罗斯,你必须得到那份工作。
>> 我该怎么办?他很冷。事实上
,他之前只是在
睡梦中说话。显然,他希望
一个叫弗兰的人更用力地打他屁股。
>> 好吧,叫醒他吧。
>> 我不能。如果他意识到我是
让他睡着的人,我就不会得到
的工作。
>> 哦,这很难。噢,请稍等
分钟。这件事以前发生在我身上。
是的。我正在试镜一部戏剧,
制片人睡着了。我不,请等待
分钟。是我睡着了。
>> 是的。我的意思是,嘿,莎士比亚,
偶尔来一场追逐戏怎么样?
[欢呼声和笑声]
[笑声]
>> [笑声]
[笑声]
[笑声]
>> 天哪。您真的希望我成为
主旨发言人吗?
谢谢。
>> 不客气。
>> 嘿,琪琪。
[笑声]
>> 你在做什么?只是想让
舒服一些。无法穿着
内裤睡觉。
>> 好吧,你会
>> [笑声]
>> 我一直在想,你知道,
我总是看到女孩在女孩之上。
>> 它们是首尾相接还是像
煎饼一样高? [笑声]
>> 你知道我的意思
总是和这些女人一起出去?
因为我一直认为,当合适的人
出现时,我就能成为一名
单口相声并坚持到底,你
知道吗?我看着我爸爸,心想,
“嘿,你不是他。你就是你。”
当他们全心全意让你进入
你父亲的管道配件生意时,
你屈服了吗?
>> 不。
>> 不。您决定进入
演员行业。 [笑声]
现在,这并不容易,但你做到了。
我愿意相信,当
合适的女人出现时,你会有
的勇气和勇气说:“不
谢谢。我结婚了。[笑声]
你真的这么认为吗?
>> 是的,我真的这么认为。
>> 谢谢,J。
>> 下车。
>> 珍妮丝喜欢拥抱晚上,
你知道,我完全支持。但是,呃,你
知道,当你想睡觉时,你
所以,呃,你知道,如果没有,
...
>>你知道,不小心称她为胖子
...
>>哦,亲爱的,对不起,我们帮不了你
。 cuz we're cuddly sleepers.
>> Okay. I'm late for work.
>> Oh,
>> all right. Are you guys going to come
down?
>> Uh, yeah. Yeah, I'll I'm right behind
you.
>> Okay. Good luck, Chandler.
>> Thank you, Rachel. Bye, sweetie.
>> 再见,亲爱的。
...
[笑声]
非常棘手的事情,但你可以做一些事情。
...
>> 我以为你们在睡觉。
>> 不,不,不是我。 the room.
...
...
Okay, come here.
>> Okay, you're in bed.
>> Yeah.
[laughter]
>> I'm going to use the cushion. Yeah.
>> Okay. You're in bed. She's over on your
side cuddling. Now you wait for her to
drift off and then you hug her and roll
her到她的床边。
然后你
滚开。
拥抱她。
为你滚动。 [笑声]
好的。旧时的拥抱和滚动。
>> 是的。
>> 好的。一个问题。射击。你
假装枕头是个女孩,对吗?
[笑声]
>> 亲爱的,你又把床铺好了。我告诉过
你不必这样做。这
不是营地。
>> 哦,那么我想昨晚
晚上的内裤袭击是完全没有必要的。
好的,我要去洗澡了,
今天我将唱 Jim Crochy 的
Leroy Brown。
>> [笑声]
>> 莫妮卡。
>> 嘿,伙计。我有一个问题。勒罗伊
是整个该死的小镇
中最坏的男人,还是整个该死的
镇中最胖的男人?
>> 最糟糕的。否则,这首歌将是
肥肥的 Leroy Brown。
>> 你在做什么?
>> 我只是在等你,亲爱的。
你要重新铺床吗?
>> 对不起。对不起。你知道吗?按照你的
方式,效果很好。
>> 然后你要重做,因为
>> 如果我告诉你,你会认为我疯了。
>> 无论哪种方式,您都几乎面临着
的风险。 [笑声]
>> 好的。您会看到,
辩论标签不应位于左上角
。它应该位于
右下角。
>> 嗯,这并没有那么疯狂。
>> 我只是让你放松一下。好吧。
>> 好的。你看到这些小花
开花了吗?它们应该朝上,而不是
朝下,因为床头
是太阳所在的地方。
[笑声]
你不再爱我了,是吗?
>> 事实上,如果可以的话,我会更爱你
>> 真的吗?
>> 哇。好吧,那就来吧。我想向您展示
如何将卫生纸折叠成
点。
这太令人兴奋了。如此迷人。
人们给我们拍照。我
看起来怎么样?
>> 你有点高。
>> 什么?你介意蹲下
一点让我看起来更高吗?
就这样吧。
>> [笑声]
[音乐]
[掌声]
>> 干得好,乔。干得好。一流的。
>> 你喜欢它吗?你真的喜欢它吗?
>> 哦,是的。 [笑声]
具体是哪一部分?
>> 整个事情。开始了。
>> 不,不,不。给我一些具体情况。我
喜欢这些细节。具体细节是
最好的部分。
>> 嘿,
袋鼠的场景怎么样?你喜欢
部分吗?
>> 我很惊讶地看到了一只袋鼠。
[笑声]
>> 在第一次世界大战的史诗中。
你睡着了。 [笑声]
没有袋鼠。他们没有采纳我的
任何建议。
[笑声]
>> 非常感谢你的到来,伙计。
稍后见。
>> 别走。对不起。我很抱歉。看,
这家伙睡着了。他也睡着了,
。生他的气吧。
>> 我昨晚做了一个梦,梦见我
和我的孩子一起踢足球。
>> 很好。
>> 不错。
>> 不,不,和他在一起。
我在这片球场上,他们让我,
宝宝,[笑声]
我知道我必须做点什么
因为坦帕湾的防守正在向我袭​​来
。 [笑声]
>> 坦帕湾队有一支糟糕的球队,
>> 对吧?但是
[笑声]
只有我和孩子,所以我
认为他们可以带走我们。
所以我呃我只是讨厌前场。
>> 什么?你害怕那是个婴儿吗?
>> 他应该接受解雇。 [笑声]
>> 不管怎样,突然我就到了前场,我
意识到我就是那个应该
抓住他的人,对吧?只有我知道
我不可能在
时间内到达那里,对吗?所以,我正在跑步,我正在
跑步,那就是我醒来的时候。
看,我还没有准备好成为一名父亲。
>> 嘿,你会没事的。
>> 你是北美最有爱心、最
负责任的男人之一。
[笑声]
你会成为一个伟大的父亲。
>> 是的,罗斯。您和宝宝只需要
更好的阻挡。
这不是很好吗?如此安静。我可以
躺在这里一整天。
>> 哦不。
>> 打开窗帘。打开你的窗帘。
>> 很高兴我们有相邻的房间。
>> 太阳出来了。
>> 嘿,还记得我吃玉米的时候吗?
>> 好的,听着。你去游泳池
预订椅子,我去拿
杂志和乳液。
>> 呃,女士们,罗斯的演讲还有 45
分钟。
>> 该死的。
[笑声]
>> 墙很薄,伙计们。
然后我们必须权衡
最近的 MRI 扫描和 DNA 测试
的数据,这对从多年的简单碳
提出了质疑。
年代测定中收集的信息
>> 那个坐在泳池边的女人
晒黑了
>> 材料
都是皮革状的,有皱纹。我很
嫉妒。
最后,考虑一下最近发现的大量新的
物种。
巨龙、
阿根廷龙、
>> 更不用说 Culaurus 了。
[笑声]
>> 那只是食草动物。我什至不
讨论食肉动物。
他们的头已经太大了,考虑到他们
很讽刺。 [笑声]
大脑发育不良,这
凌晨 4:30
萨堡的美国驻军
遭到枪击。现在已经下了。
>> 嘿,爸爸。你在这里做什么?
>> 好吧,这是你母亲的桥之夜,
所以我想我应该进城来
拥抱一下莫娜。
>> [笑声]
>> 你从什么时候开始抽雪茄的?
>> 我不知道。我只是喜欢
它们的味道。
>> 那么,呃,你到底在这里做什么,
爸爸?
>> 好吧,我只是想确保
你没事。
>> 是什么让你认为我可能
不好?
>> 我看到理查德。
>>哦。
>> 那么,你好吗?
>> 我很好。只是有点累,但我
还好。
理查德怎么样?
>> 你不想知道。
>> 不,我真的真的。
>> 好吧,他表现得很糟糕。
>> 真的吗?
>> 比他与
芭芭拉分手时更糟糕。
>> 你不只是这么说的,是吗?
>> 不,这个人一团糟。 [笑声]
>> 他哭了吗?
>> 不。
那么,你认为他会等到你离开后
,这样我们才能哭吗?
>> 也许吧。
>> 我想是的。
>> 亲爱的,人际关系很难。就像
你妈妈和我一样。你知道,我们
大学毕业后,我们分手了
一段时间。看来她的父亲,你的
祖父,希望她像他一样环游
欧洲。当然,他
用山姆大叔的镍币来做这件事,因为他
当时也在扫射德国部队列车。
但是,[笑声]
你需要一些帮助。
好的,请。
>> 首先,犹他州,
老兄。你不能只是编造一些东西。
[欢呼]
我讨厌美国。 [笑声]
当我完成这个游戏时,我发誓我
动起来了。
好吧,也许这很难,因为
没有 50 个州。
[笑声]
让我告诉你一件事。我有 49 个
个州,现在不再有[笑声]
。我想我应该可以吃
的东西。
[笑声]
>> 这取决于你。
>> [笑声]
>> 特拉华州。 [笑声]
特拉华州。
>> 好吧。
>> 我现在想要我的火鸡。
>> 你明白了。
你两次获得内华达州。
[笑声]
>> 我知道。
>> 是的。
>> 现在是早上 6:30。我们没有
锻炼。结束了。
>> 没门。还剩一磅。快点。
我们正在工作。我们要搬家了。我们位于
区域。我们正在开槽。
>> 好的。我不介意最后
磅。好的。事实上,我有点喜欢最后一磅
。好的。所以,不要让我做
任何让我后悔的事情。 [笑声]
>> 你要做什么,胖男孩?啊?
>> 什么?
>> 除了告诉你,呃,我认为你拥有如此多的能量,这真是太棒了
>> 好的,谢谢。
>> 我的意思是,尤其是考虑到您找工作有多么困难
你知道,
>> 你知道,我的意思是,你不能告诉你的
父母你被解雇了,因为他们会
失望。
>> 嗯嗯。
>> 而且这并不是说你有一个
男朋友的肩膀可以依靠。
>> 嗯,不,但是我
>> 我的意思是,如果是我,我想我在
困难。 [笑声]
起床时会遇到
你知道,我努力保持积极的态度。
>> 那么,您想出去跑步。
[笑声]
>> 好吧。
>> 因为您知道,但您不必这样做。如果
你愿意,你可以在这里小睡一下
>> 好的。
[笑声]
就一会儿。
>> 好的。
>> [欢呼]
>> 呃,Ra,[笑声] Hugsy 和 Emma 在
婴儿床里做什么?
>> 哦,好吧,她只是在
周围爬行,然后发现了他,所以我就让她
和他一起睡觉。
>> 没关系,不是吗?
>> 哦,当然。是的,这是一个
毛绒动物。您知道,这是为孩子们准备的,而不是为
成人准备的。
>> 我知道。
>> 乔伊,你确定吗?我的意思是,我知道你有多么
爱他。
>> Rachel,让我们澄清一下,好吗?我
不喜欢Hugsy。
>> 我很喜欢他。
>> 好吧。嗯,艾玛爱他。
>> 是的。好吧,她为什么不呢?他是一个
很棒的人。
>> [音乐]
>> 看看你。一切都甜蜜而天真,
像天使一样睡着,他们胖乎乎的
小手搂着你。
[笑声]
>> 没关系,艾玛。你继续睡吧。
>> [哭泣]
>> 离开婴儿床。我 11 岁。
[尖叫]
>> 没关系。没关系。 RA,是我。将
放在发圈上。 [笑声]
>> 你在做什么?
>> 嗯,我听到艾玛在动,所以我
进来确保她能接触到
Hugsy。
>>哦。哦,谢谢。好的。好吧,现在
我起床了,我要去
卫生间。
>> 好的。就这样吧,亲爱的。
这还没有结束。
>> 嘿。嘿,看看谁来了。是乔伊。
他带了一位朋友回家。
>> 乔伊。艾玛就在这里。你答应
不再在
中午带女孩回家。
>> 不,不,不。这不是一个女孩。这是
一款全新的 Hugsy。
>> 哦,太棒了。现在艾玛有两个
拥抱。
>> 不,不,不。哦,不。不。艾玛有一个
Hugsy。新的拥抱。呵呵。
>> 另一个拥抱。我不知道。我想
我会把他带回来。哦。
>> 哦,你知道吗?当我还是一个
小女孩时,我有一匹粉色小马,名叫
棉花。哦,我非常爱她。我带着
她去任何地方。我会给她编尾巴。
>> 进行转接。 [笑声]
>> 现在,现在,我应该担心
按钮从旧 Hugsy 上掉下来而我
找不到它吗?
>> 哦,不。别担心。我
几年前就吞下了它。 [笑声]
>> 哦,什么?我认为她不喜欢
新 Hugsy。
>> 但他还是一样[哭]。
>> 是的,我想她想要回旧的
>> 是的,但他是一样的。
>> 乔伊,加油。
>> 但他还是一样。
>> 你不一样。
[笑声]
>> 试图让艾玛躺下小睡。
你看过Hugsy吗?
>> 呃,原创还是蹩脚?
>> 原创。
>> 不,抱歉。我没见过他们。
>> 那么你
被子下面的那个大肿块是什么?
我是莫妮卡。好吧,
>> 那不是莫妮卡。
>> 好吧,好吧。这是原来的拥抱。
>> 你知道,现在我知道艾玛想要他,但
他是我的,我需要他。她
不讲道理。
>> 乔伊,艾玛爱是有原因的
那只愚蠢的企鹅真是太蠢了。哦,不要
捂住耳朵。 [笑声]
>> 这是因为这让她想起了她的叔叔
Joey。
>> 确实如此。
>> 是的。她得到了他的安慰,因为
她非常爱她的叔叔乔伊。
>> 真的吗?她她爱我。
>> 哦,是的。
但是你知道吗?如果您需要 Hugsy,
别担心。艾玛会完全
理解。我不会,但无论如何。
>> 好的。等等,等等,等等,等一下。
等一下,妈妈。我的意思是,如果
Hugsy 对艾玛来说意义重大,那么
好吧,她可以拥有它们。
>>哦。哦,亲爱的。我知道乔伊叔叔会
挺身而出。看看,艾玛,看看谁回来了。
>> 算了。忘了它。我做不到。
>> 你打算从一个小孩手中夺走
UXY 吗?
>> 你认为我是如何让他获得第
位的? [笑声]
>> 那是谁?
>> 别担心。我很勇敢。我很勇敢。我我
很勇敢。
>> 不,不,不,不,不,不。
>> 你能告诉我谁在那儿吗?
[笑声]
>> 我叫加里。我住在楼上。
嗨。
>>嗨。你知道现在几点了吗?
>> 糖果时间到了。
>> 我的室友说它们尝起来像
天堂的小滴。
>> 哦,拜托。
>> 你听到了吗?
天堂的小滴。 [笑声]
>> 凌晨 4:00
>> 那么,我可以买点糖果吗?
>> 抱歉,我们中的一些人必须早起
去上班。他不
知道我不是我们中的一员。
>> [笑声]
>> 嗯,听着,我很抱歉,但我早上第一件事就是把
放出来。
>> 好吧,好吧。我稍后会过去。
>> 你住在这栋楼里?
>> 看来我会记住你的。
>> 夜晚,G。
>> 你们真可爱。
>> 我知道。
>> 好的,明天见。好的。
>> 好的。
>> [音乐]
>> 你知道,我喜欢和你一起做填字游戏
,亲爱的。
>> 我也是。现在,让我们完成这一切并去
睡觉。
>> 好吧,[笑声]只剩下一个了。
三字母单词。不是狗,而是
>> 猫。
[笑声]
是的。你真聪明。
>> 我爱你。
>> 我也爱你。
[笑声]
[音乐]
>> 多田。
我们现在就这样互相打招呼吗?
因为我喜欢那样。
[笑声]
>> 看,我打扫干净了。我做了窗户。我
铺了地板。除了
附件。
那个带刷毛的小圆形附件外,我还没有在真空吸尘器上使用过所有这些
我不知道那是做什么用的。
>> 哦,是的。没有人知道。我们不应该
问。
>> 那么,你觉得怎么样?
>> 非常干净。
>> 真的吗?看起来很棒。
>> 非常干净。
哦,我我我看到你移动了绿色的
脚凳。
>> 欢迎。
[笑声]
>> 这是怎么发生的?
>> 我不知道。我觉得那里看起来
更好。而且我还有,这是一张
额外的风景桌。
>> 是的,这很有趣。
[笑声]
但你知道吗?只是为了好玩,让我们
看看老地方的样子。
我只是为了比较。
看到了吗?哈。嗯,那里看起来也不错。
让我们把它放在那里一段时间。
[笑声]
>> 不敢相信你试图移动
绿色脚凳。
>> 感谢上帝,你没有尝试将
杂志散开。我的意思是,她会立即抓破你的
眼睛。
>> 伙计们,我没那么糟糕。是的,你是,
莫妮卡。 [笑声]
还记得我是否和你住在一起吗?你
有点像,你知道,
这太不公平了。
>> 哦,来吧。当我们还是孩子的时候,你的
是唯一的破烂娃娃。这不是
褴褛的。 [笑声]
>> 好吧,所以我负责。我是有组织的。
但是,嘿,我可以成为一名厨师。
[笑声]
>> 好吧,你这个疯狂的帽子女孩。
试着想象一下。电话帐单
已到,但您未正确付款
远。
>> 为什么不呢?
>> 因为你是厨师。
>> [笑声]
>> 相反,你要等到他们给你发送
通知。
>> 我可以做到。好的。好的。然后,呃,
你让我去杂货店买东西,我买了
洗衣粉,但不是那种带有易倒嘴的
。为什么
有人会这么做? [笑声]
有人可能会想。
有人把一杯酒落在咖啡
桌上。没有过山车。这是
冷饮。今天很热。
凝结的小珠子慢慢地
越来越接近
木头的表面。
>> 停止吧。 [笑声]
>> 天哪,这是真的。我是谁?
>> 莫妮卡,你是妈妈。
[音乐]
>> 你们去睡觉吧,伙计们。
>> 好吧。晚安,莫妮卡。
>> 妈妈,你要把鞋子放在
这里吗?
嗯。 [笑声]
>> 真的吗?只是以那种不计后果的随意方式随意散布在
上?
[笑声]
>> 没关系。我明天会去找他,否则
不会。 [笑声]
>> 每当。
>> 她是一名​​厨师。
>> [音乐]
>> 如果这让你很烦恼,就出去
拿鞋子吧。
不,不要这样做。这太愚蠢了。我
不需要证明任何事情。我要去
去拿它们。
但随后每个人都会知道。
除非我拿到它们然后很早起床
并将它们放回去。哦,我
需要帮助。
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词汇 含义

sleeping

/ˈsliːpɪŋ/

A2
  • verb
  • - 正在睡觉 (zhèngzài shuìjiào)

question

/ˈkwɛstʃən/

A2
  • noun
  • - 问题 (wèntí)

impact

/ˈɪmpækt/

B1
  • noun
  • - 影响 (yǐngxiǎng)

Armageddon

/ɑːrməˈɡɛdən/

C1
  • noun
  • - 末日审判 (mòrì shěnpàn)

reading

/ˈriːdɪŋ/

A2
  • verb
  • - 阅读 (yuèdú)

skating

/ˈskeɪtɪŋ/

A2
  • verb
  • - 滑冰 (huábīng)

cover

/ˈkʌvər/

A2
  • noun
  • - 封面 (fēngmiàn)

living

/ˈlɪvɪŋ/

A2
  • noun
  • - 客厅 (kètīng)

shin

/ʃɪn/

B1
  • noun
  • - 小腿 (xiǎotuǐ)

warm

/wɔːrm/

A2
  • adjective
  • - 温暖 (wēnnuǎn)

boring

/ˈbɔːrɪŋ/

A2
  • adjective
  • - 无聊 (wúliáo)

interesting

/ˈɪntrəstɪŋ/

A2
  • adjective
  • - 有趣的 (yǒuqù)

bummed

/bʌmd/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 失望 (shīwàng)

digest

/daɪˈdʒɛst/

B1
  • noun
  • - 文摘 (wénzhāi)

sex

/sɛks/

C1
  • noun
  • - 性交 (xìngjiāo)

rock

/rɒk/

B1
  • verb
  • - 摇动 (yáodòng)

plans

/plænz/

A2
  • noun
  • - 计划 (jìhuà)

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  • Deep Impact was the one with Robert Dval?

    ➔ 反问句 (fǎn wèn jù)

    ➔ 这句话使用反问句 ('was the one, ?') 来寻求确认。助动词 'was' 被重复,并且句末的语调升高以表示疑问。

  • it is in the living room where there is also a light and no one will kick you in the shin.

    ➔ 关系从句 (gānxì cóngjù) & 一般将来时 (yībān jiāngláishí)

    ➔ 这句话包含一个关系从句 ('where there is also a light') 修饰 'living room'。'no one will kick you' 使用一般将来时表达预测或威胁。

  • Damn you, Oprah.

    ➔ 呼语 (hūyǔ) & 感叹词 (gǎntàncí)

    ➔ 'Damn you' 是一种表达强烈情感的感叹词。'Oprah' 以呼语的形式直接称呼她。

  • You thought you were going to read my boring book to put me to sleep.

    ➔ 过去进行时 (guòqù jìnxíngshí) & 目的状语 (mùdì zhuàngyǔ)

    ➔ 'You were going to read' 是过去进行时,表示一个计划中的动作。'to put me to sleep' 是一个不定式短语,表达阅读这本书的目的。

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