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big daddy
apafej

my love to daddy
csókoltatom aput.

daddy's little girl
apa kicsi lánya

(2006)#who's your daddy?
2006# who's your daddy?

i am a daddy's strong girl
i am a daddy's strong girl.

the first word i ever said was daddy...
az első szavam ez volt: apa.

- mummy, daddy, these are my friends!- friends?
- anya, apa, ők a barátaim! - barátok?

this shower's for mom and daddy, too. couples are welcome!
...ünnepeljük meg családunk legifjabb tagját.

that would be like asking a child 'who do you love more, your mummy or your daddy?'
ez olyan lenne, mintha egy gyerektől azt kérdeznénk, hogy az anyukáját vagy az apukáját szereti-e jobban.

guests included hip hop legends guru, big daddy kane, rza as well as r&b star teena marie.
a vendégek guru (gang starr, big daddy kane, rza (wu-tang clan) és az r&b sztár teena marie.

but as if daddy plato would ever skin a man! he'll lend, and sometimes let a man off, and so run short himself.
de fokanycs bátyó (így hívta az öreg platont), tán képes volna lenyúzni valakinek a bőrét? hol kölcsön ad, hol elenged.

0001 00:02:44:18 00:02:47:03 whew! that was close. 0002 00:02:49:01 00:02:51:13 what happens if i get inside the clock and the watchman's there? 0003 00:02:51:15 00:02:53:15 think fast, george. 0004 00:02:55:07 00:02:57:15 that's a break. he's off duty. 0005 00:03:05:12 00:03:08:16 more guards. the lobby's sewed up like a sack, 0006 00:03:08:17 00:03:10:17 and they said, "shoot to kill. " 0007 00:03:10:19 00:03:14:03 they meant you, george. you. 0008 00:03:14:05 00:03:16:09 how'd i get into this rat race, anyway? 0009 00:03:16:10 00:03:19:23 i'm no criminal. what happened? when did it all start? 0010 00:03:21:19 00:03:24:11 just 36 hours ago i was down there, 0011 00:03:24:13 00:03:27:04 crossing that lobby on my way to work, minding my own business, 0012 00:03:27:06 00:03:29:08 looking forward to my first vacation in years. 0013 00:03:29:10 00:03:33:10 thirty-six hours ago i was a decent, respectable law-abiding citizen... 0014 00:03:33:11 00:03:35:20 with a wife and a kid and a big job. 0015 00:03:35:22 00:03:39:10 just 36 hours ago by the big clock. 0016 00:03:39:12 00:03:41:11 and it's the most accurate... 0017 00:03:41:13 00:03:45:08 and the most unique privately-owned clock in the world. 0018 00:03:45:09 00:03:48:03 now, behind this huge map of the globe... 0019 00:03:48:05 00:03:50:17 is a single master mechanism. 0020 00:03:50:19 00:03:53:11 built at a cost of $600,000, 0021 00:03:53:13 00:03:56:22 it is set so you can tell the time anywhere on the earth: 0022 00:03:57:00 00:04:01:12 london, chicago, honolulu and so forth. 0023 00:04:01:14 00:04:04:14 it also synchronizes the clocks in this building... 0024 00:04:04:16 00:04:06:21 with those in the secondary printing plants... 0025 00:04:06:23 00:04:09:18 in kansas city and san francisco... 0026 00:04:09:20 00:04:13:11 and in the 43 foreign bureaus of the janoth organization. 0027 00:04:13:13 00:04:15:23 hey, mister, i'd like to ask somethin'. yes, sir. 0028 00:04:16:01 00:04:17:23 what happens if the clock stops? 0029 00:04:18:01 00:04:20:14 oh, mr. janoth would never permit that. 0030 00:04:23:18 00:04:26:17 good morning, betty. good morning, mr. stroud. 0031 00:04:26:19 00:04:28:19 here it is. thank you. 0032 00:04:28:21 00:04:31:02 we will now visit the public exhibits... 0033 00:04:31:04 00:04:33:02 displaying the latest developments... 0034 00:04:33:04 00:04:36:00 in the various ficields covered by the janoth publications. 0035 00:04:36:02 00:04:39:08 elevator is going up. going up. 0036 00:04:40:10 00:04:43:15 this elevator is going up. next car, please. 0037 00:04:43:16 00:04:45:18 hello, joe. hiya, george. 0038 00:04:45:20 00:04:47:18 hello, george. hello, lily. 0039 00:04:47:20 00:04:51:07 you're looking mighty smart this morning. well, thank you. 0040 00:04:51:09 00:04:53:18 i should ride this more often. 0041 00:04:53:20 00:04:56:20 sportways. hold it.! 0042 00:04:56:21 00:04:59:04 ten, please. hello, miss gold. 0043 00:04:59:06 00:05:01:04 oh, hello. mister, would you mind? 0044 00:05:01:06 00:05:05:14 the elevator doesn't run unless the door is closed. i'm sorry. excuse me. 0045 00:05:05:16 00:05:08:15 do you work this shift every day? 0046 00:05:10:07 00:05:12:14 airways. 0047 00:05:12:15 00:05:14:16 we might feature the reliability angle. 0048 00:05:14:18 00:05:18:15 you're safer in an airplane than you are in a bathtub. here's a sketch. 0049 00:05:18:16 00:05:20:17 we've got nice elevators in our building too. 0050 00:05:20:19 00:05:24:08 come on over sometime. i'll give you a free ride. 0051 00:05:24:10 00:05:26:16 artways. up. down? 0052 00:05:28:17 00:05:31:05 what's the matter? i got poison ivy? 0053 00:05:31:07 00:05:34:02 we are not allowed to speak to people in the elevators. 0054 00:05:34:04 00:05:37:02 mr. janoth doesn't permit it. 0055 00:05:37:04 00:05:39:20 styleways, please. 0056 00:05:39:22 00:05:41:20 watch your step. 0057 00:05:44:21 00:05:47:15 gentlemen, watch yourselves. 0058 00:05:48:17 00:05:51:04 newsways, please. newsways. 0059 00:05:53:15 00:05:55:13 newsways. 0060 00:06:01:23 00:06:03:19 crimeways. eleven? 0061 00:06:04:02 00:06:07:01 "age 63, frequents metropolite city club, 0062 00:06:07:03 00:06:09:09 skyview luncheon club. 0063 00:06:09:10 00:06:11:09 background: banking business for 46 years... " 0064 00:06:11:10 00:06:14:06 i'm expecting him any minute. i'll tell him the instant he arrives. 0065 00:06:14:07 00:06:18:15 hold it. mr. stroud, salt lake's on the line, and your wife's trying to reach you. 0066 00:06:18:17 00:06:21:02 put salt lake on. all right, fine. but they're on. 0067 00:06:21:04 00:06:23:02 the conference. it's almost 11:00. plenty of time. 0068 00:06:23:04 00:06:27:11 but mr. janoth... hello. yeah? yes, this is stroud. 0069 00:06:27:12 00:06:29:23 hello, max. how you makin' out? but, george... 0070 00:06:30:01 00:06:34:09 ya have? oh, wonderful! where was he? what did i tell ya? 0071 00:06:34:10 00:06:37:01 once a seashell man, always a seashell man. they're waiting. 0072 00:06:37:02 00:06:40:01 will he talk? well, pretend you're a fellow collector. 0073 00:06:40:02 00:06:43:14 ask him if he was gonna spend the dough on oysters or blondes. 0074 00:06:43:16 00:06:48:08 yeah. you've got an hour and 53 minutes to get the story. attaboy, max. 0075 00:06:48:10 00:06:50:10 we've just located fleming. they're waiting for you. 0076 00:06:50:11 00:06:53:00 grace, call the composing room. we're gonna replate. 0077 00:06:53:02 00:06:56:12 and get my wife. george, you're the only one not there. 0078 00:06:56:13 00:06:58:13 mr. janoth will be furious. time is money. 0079 00:06:58:15 00:07:01:06 fleming is in salt lake. milner's gonna wire us a story. 0080 00:07:01:08 00:07:04:07 here are the proofs of the story you had set up. 0081 00:07:04:09 00:07:07:00 go on, roy. go on. hello? 0082 00:07:07:02 00:07:09:15 oh, hello, darling. yeah. 0083 00:07:09:17 00:07:15:02 huh? no bath and no oatmeal? let me talk to him. 0084 00:07:15:03 00:07:17:02 all right, but he doesn't believe he's going. 0085 00:07:17:03 00:07:20:13 he thinks it's just like last trip and the time before... 0086 00:07:20:15 00:07:23:11 and all the other trips we didn't go on. 0087 00:07:23:13 00:07:27:13 i'll let you talk to him. george, daddy wants to talk to you. 0088 00:07:29:23 00:07:33:23 hello, daddy. but i don't believe we're going. 0089 00:07:34:00 00:07:37:16 but this is the mccoy, an expedition. your mother's gonna do the cooking. 0090 00:07:37:17 00:07:41:10 what? yeah, i know it's tough, but you'll do the hunting. 0091 00:07:41:12 00:07:44:18 that's why you should eat your oatmeal, build up your strength. 0092 00:07:44:20 00:07:47:20 ya better believe me. look under my pillow. 0093 00:07:53:00 00:07:57:06 oh, boy! look, mommy! an atomic disintegrator!
0001 00: 02: 44: 18 00: 02: 47: 03 hűha! ez közel volt. 0002 00: 02: 49: 01 00: 02: 51: 13 mi történik, ha bejutok az órába, és ott van az őr? 0003 00: 02: 51: 15 00: 02: 53: 15 gondolkodj gyorsan, george. 0004 00: 02: 55: 07 00: 02: 57: 15 ez szünet. szolgálaton kívül van. 0005 00: 03: 05: 12 00: 03: 08: 16 további őrök. az előcsarnok zsákként varrott, 0006 00: 03: 08: 17 00: 03: 10: 17, és azt mondták: "lőj, hogy ölj." 0007 00: 03: 10: 19 00: 03: 14: 03 Úgy értették, te, george. te. 0008 00: 03: 14: 05 00: 03: 16: 09 hogyan kerültem ebbe bele