I drank the Kool-Aid a long time ago, and do everything paperlessly. All of my bills are either automatically paid from my checking account, or I log in to the bank's billpayer site or the credit card site and authorize an EFT. If you send me a paper check, I deposit it electronically, write VOID across it, and hand it back to you. I am thoroughly modern.
KAYAMA (picking up a derby) It's called a bowler hat. I have no wife. The swallow flying through the sky Is not as swift as I Am, flying through my life. You pour the milk before the tea. The Dutch ambassador is no fool. I must remember that.
I wear a bowler hat. They send me wine. The house is far too grand. I've bought a new umbrella stand. Today I visited the church beside the shrine. I'm learning English from a book. Most exciting. It's called a bowler hat.
(bringing out a watch) It's called a pocket watch. I have a wife. No eagle flies against the sky As eagerly as I Have flown against my life. One smokes American cigars. The Dutch ambassador was most rude. I will remember that.
I wind my pocket watch. We serve white wine. The house is far too small. I killed a spider on the wall. One of the servants thought it was a lucky sign. I read Spinoza every day. Formidable. Where is my bowler hat?
(putting a monocle to his eye) It's called a monocle. I've left my wife. No bird exploring in the sky Explores as well as I The corners of my life. One must keep moving with the times. The Dutch ambassador is a fool. He wears a bowler hat.
(putting on a pair of glasses) They call them spectacles. I drink much wine. I have a house up in the hills I've hired British architects to redesign. One must accomodate the times As one lives them. One must remember that.
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KAYAMA
(picking up a derby)
It's called a bowler hat.
I have no wife.
The swallow flying through the sky
Is not as swift as I
Am, flying through my life.
You pour the milk before the tea.
The Dutch ambassador is no fool.
I must remember that.
I wear a bowler hat.
They send me wine.
The house is far too grand.
I've bought a new umbrella stand.
Today I visited the church beside the shrine.
I'm learning English from a book.
Most exciting.
It's called a bowler hat.
(bringing out a watch)
It's called a pocket watch.
I have a wife.
No eagle flies against the sky
As eagerly as I
Have flown against my life.
One smokes American cigars.
The Dutch ambassador was most rude.
I will remember that.
I wind my pocket watch.
We serve white wine.
The house is far too small.
I killed a spider on the wall.
One of the servants thought it was a lucky sign.
I read Spinoza every day.
Formidable.
Where is my bowler hat?
(putting a monocle to his eye)
It's called a monocle.
I've left my wife.
No bird exploring in the sky
Explores as well as I
The corners of my life.
One must keep moving with the times.
The Dutch ambassador is a fool.
He wears a bowler hat.
(putting on a pair of glasses)
They call them spectacles.
I drink much wine.
I have a house up in the hills
I've hired British architects to redesign.
One must accomodate the times
As one lives them.
One must remember that.
(holding up a tailcoat)
It's called a cutaway …