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A comedic safari adventure in the jungle featuring eccentric characters, wildlife encounters, and humorous mishaps.
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Key Takeaways
- The movie is a comedic take on classic safari adventures.
- Character dynamics and dialogue drive much of the humor.
- Wildlife and jungle dangers are portrayed with a humorous twist.
- The film satirizes British colonial attitudes and safari tropes.
- The setting and situations create a lighthearted adventure atmosphere.
What the video covers
- The film follows a group on a safari deep into uncharted jungle territory.
- Characters include a professor, Lady Begley, Mr. Boozy, and other quirky expedition members.
- The group faces challenges such as elephant encounters and the risk of dangerous wildlife.
- Humor arises from cultural misunderstandings, character interactions, and jungle mishaps.
- Lady Begley maintains her aristocratic habits even in the jungle, including requiring lavender water and showers.
- The expedition explores wildlife, including elephants, hippopotamuses, and rare birds.
- Mr. Boozy provides comic relief with his stories and antics involving gorillas and jungle dangers.
- The narrative includes moments of suspense, such as hunting scenes and mysterious jungle sightings.
- The film blends comedy with adventure, parodying traditional safari films.
- The setting is a lush jungle environment with typical safari challenges and eccentric British colonial characters.
Chapters
- 00:00Opening and Safari Introduction
- 05:27Encounter with Elephant Droppings and Detour
- 12:00Setting Up Camp and Jungle Life
- 25:07Lady Begley's Jungle Routine
- 29:17Hunting and Wildlife Observations
- 49:09Jungle Challenges and Rare Bird Sighting
- 64:11Shower Tent and Jungle Etiquette
- 79:16Gorilla Encounter and Jungle Dangers
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Oh, sit up your
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Jum
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Friends, the colleagues, and royal bird watchers, I am very honored to be invited here today to tell you the incredible story of my last expedition.
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Um, may I have the first slide, please?
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And here we are, two weeks out on safari already, deep into the interior and already treading ground that no white man had ever tread before.
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Yeah, what is it?
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Umala elephant dropping his b—oh.
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BL, we'll have to make another detour.
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What is it? Why have we stopped?
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See all that elephant?
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Well, I didn't think it was ours.
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What is it, Professor? Sh! Please, nothing in front of the ladies.
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I was going to ask her to keep quiet. Sh! Oh, pardon me, Shar.
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Dear, dear, well, isn't it safe to go on?
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It's risky with elephants about.
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Be all right if they got a few cows with them.
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On the other hand, it could be all bulls.
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Well, coming from you, that wouldn't surprise me.
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Yeah, well, we've treed far enough for today anyway.
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Abid Daisy, boss scout around, find campsite.
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Look, Dicky Dicky, noie boss, what's all this doy Nicky Nicky kny stuff?
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That's banger banger talk.
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Well, I hope he hurries; otherwise, I'm going to be icky dicky.
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Dear, dear.
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Dear JW, my lavender water, please.
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Yes, my lady.
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I'm afraid you've dropped one, Lady Begley.
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I beg your pardon?
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Oh yes, of course.
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It's a great pleasure to be of service, man.
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After all, we have traveled together a thousand miles now.
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Yes, I know that, Mr. Charmley, but I shall not be requiring a.m. service, thank you.
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BS?
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Yeah, bus.
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I found a good campsite.
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BS, big water hole, fine drinkable hippopotamus there.
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They seem to like it.
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Okay, good hippopotamus.
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I'm not drinking after them.
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Why not?
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They'll only be bathing in it.
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If you had ever been in for a bathe, you'd know why not.
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You're too fussy, Professor.
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Go on, you go ahead.
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I'll bring a women.
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Very well, right in.
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It—excuse me, Mr. Boo, but her ladyship was wondering if she could have a shower as usual.
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Yeah, certainly.
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Upsid Daisy, make shower tent, to make water over white lady.
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Thank you, Dmy.
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Doesn't it bother you being out here in the jungle among a lot of men?
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Men have never bothered me, Mr. Booie.
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You must be joking.
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Evening, ma'.
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Good evening, Mr. Boozy.
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Enjoying the safari, ma'?
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Immensely, though I must say I am a bit disappointed we've not seen any monkeys so far.
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Oh, you won't. They're very busy; it's the mating season.
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I see. Would they come if I threw them some peanuts, do you think?
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Would you?
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That is a very big one you have there, is it not, Mr. Woozy?
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He—oh, this?
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Yes, well, uh, I'm going hunting, you see.
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I'll see if I can bag something for supper.
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I see.
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Game anytime if you are.
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Well, uh, I really must go.
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Yeah, well, they're all ready for it.
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You'll excuse me, certain any.
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Man
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Oh
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Look, there he goes. There he is.
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Quick, did I get him?
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No, boss, you aim good but him in the wrong place.
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Where is he? Where's he going?
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He's gone into cover.
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Boss, there he is.
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Give me that.
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Now you have to it.
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My lady, your shower is ready.
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Thank you, June.
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I shall require you to pour as usual.
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Yes.
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Well, I do hope that elephant doesn't stain, that's all.
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Dear, dear, dear, dear, dear.
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I'm beginning to wish we hadn't started on this trip.
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Every step one takes is fraught, and what is more, we haven't spotted one rare bird yet.
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It's not good enough, Jum.
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We must keep a sharper lookout.
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Oh, don't worry, Professor, I'm doing that all right, sir.
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Cool CH, what are you looking at?
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Oh, nothing, Professor, nothing at all, sir.
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Well, you must be looking at something.
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Your rear was positively agog.
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Oh, well, I um, just thought, sir, that I spotted the golden crested tits.
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Oh, impossible.
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You don't find golden crested tits here in Africa.
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An occasional black one, maybe.
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Course, you're quite right, sir.
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I was mistaken, sir.
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Yes, well, let me have a look.
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Where is it?
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No, I shouldn't bother if I were you.
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I can't see anything.
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Well, yes, that is definitely something, really, sir.
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What?
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Yeah.
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Oh, well, I can't put a name to it, actually.
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It was just a quick flash of tail.
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Let me have a look.
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It's gone now.
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It's gone into the jungle.
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I tell you what, look, you take these binoculars and go and look for it.
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No, no, I don't think I should go outside just now, sir.
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Lady Begley will be, uh, taking her shower, will she?
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Oh, well, I hadn't realized that.
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Oh dear, well, we can't embarrass her, can we?
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A boor soul.
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I could, of course, keep my eyes averted.
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Spoken like a true gentleman, Cham.
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Go and avert g.
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Off you go now, round the back of the tent, and don't let us see you.
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Now that's enough.
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You're getting excited.
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Take something, man.
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Take something.
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What?
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No.
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What's this?
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Picket muscular elixir, easy stiffness, just the
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thing.
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Right, patch him up and bring out a can of corn.
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Be in June, hurry up with the water, please.
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Here, you shouldn't be carrying everything, things like that.
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Oh, her ladyship wants it.
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Don't worry, she's going to get it.
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You're going to have a rest.
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Go on, it's a good girl, June.
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Are you there?
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Yes, my lady.
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Well, rinse me off, will you please?
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Cool, that's enough, thank you.
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I'll bring in the towel and wipe me down, will you?
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But you, where are you?
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It's
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funny.
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My turn.
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Excuse me, big white hunter, big white tin.
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Opener.
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Thank you, June.
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I shall not require you anymore.
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You may take the evening off.
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In the middle of the jungle, big deal.
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Good evening, Mr. Boozy.
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Me, ma', just checking supplies.
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I haven't had an opportunity yet of thanking you for scaring off that horrible gorilla.
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Oh, that was nothing, as a matter of fact.
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You're all right as long as the gorilla keeps chasing you.
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When he stops and does that, then you got to worry.
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What does that mean?
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Well, when you go over to find out what he's doing,
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that for, he grabs oie, you see, like that.
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Oh, they like to crush people to death.
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Then they like to get a good grip on anything handy and give a good squeeze.
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Oh, I see.
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And, uh, then what do they do?
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Well, then they nuzzle into the neck, see, and start nibbling.
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Oh, well, why do they do that?
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You keep your mind off what their hands are doing.
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Oh, good evening, Professor.
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Mr. Boozy was just showing me what happens when a gorilla gets a crush on one.
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Yes, I could see he was up to some monkey business.
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Very good, that.
Topics:Carry On Up The Jungle1970 comedysafari adventureBritish comedyjungle expeditionwildlife humorBritish colonial satireclassic comedy filmelephantsgorilla
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