AL
How ya feeling, Peg? I'm surprised you
could make it down those stairs this morning.
PEGGY
I know. I was pretty tired. I hope that buzzing didn't keep you awake
last night.
AL
Yeah, those damn bees! [Sits next to Peg]
You know, and one must've stung ya too, because I heard you
scream.
PEGGY
You wanna do it again tonight?
AL
Well, Peg, I think that if we do it again
too soon it'll cheapen the experience. Bask in the
afterglow, baby!
Peggy puts down her magazine, but does not
look happy.
AL
Now, Peg, you're not glowing. You don't
have that "I've been satisfied by Al Bundy" look on your
face. Gee, maybe you should go to your girlie doctor. You know, they say you
should get checked out every 50 years or so. You know, put you up on
the old rack; check your belts and hoses.
PEGGY
Honey, there is nothing wrong with my belts and hoses. I just need to be taken out and driven once in a
while.
AL
Well, that can't be a shot at me.
[proudly] I'm Al The Mailman Bundy; I deliver.
PEGGY
Yes, Al, but, mailmen are slooww, and they deliver every dayyy.
AL
Yeah, but they don't always have to go to
the same hoouuusse. But seriously, Peg - you
weren't satisfied?
PEGGY
Well, let's put it this way: I used to call you The Minute Man. Now I
long for those days. But you know,
Marcy was very comforting. She said with you, "the sooner it's
over, the better."
Barnsligt och lite småtöntigt gulligt tycker jag, vad tycker du?
Barnsligt och lite småtöntigt gulligt tycker jag, vad tycker du?
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