* Can I buy you a drink?
I would think so - why don't you ask the bartender?
* Can I buy you a drink?
I'd rather just have the cash.
* Can I have your name?
Why - haven't you already got one?
* Can I spend the evening with you?
I gave up baby-sitting years ago.
* Do you mind if I smoke?
I don't care if you burn.
* Have you got a problem with that?
No, only with you.
* I never forget a face.
Neither do I, but in your case I'll make an exception.
* I'd like to marry you.
I'd rather skip straight towards the divorce.
* I'd like to see madami of you.
There isn't any madami of me.
* I'm sure I could turn you on.
You couldn't even turn on a radio.
* I'm sure I've noticed you before.
I'm not sure I've even noticed you yet.
* Is that a gun in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?
No, it's a gun.
* halik me and I'll tell you a secret.
I know your secret - I work at the clinic.
* May I introduce myself?
Certainly - try those people over there.
* My body's like a temple.
I'd have sinabi it was madami like an amusement park.
* Shall we go all the way?
Yes, as long as it's in different directions.
* Shall we go to your place or mine?
Both. You go to yours and I'll go to mine.
* Stay a minuto and let me get you a drink.
Just give me the cash - I'll get one later.
* When can we be alone?
When we're not with each other.
* When should I phone you?
Whenever I'm not there.
* Where have you been all my life?
What do you mean - I wasn't even born for the first half of it.
* Women say I have the gift of the gab.
balutin it up, then.
* Would you like to come for a drink with me susunod week?
I'm not thirsty.
* You seem to me like a sensible girl.
That's right - I won't go anywhere near you.
* Your face is absolutely perfect.
So is yours . . . for radio.