don t you think on it for one minute. but hagrid will. yes. yeah, well, i must have a no offence on a day like this. i m taking too great a liberty on a day like this, you know? no, mr perks, of course it s not a liberty. no. dear mr perks, we love you quite as much as if you re an uncle of our own. hey. 0h. 0h, we re delighted to see you back, madam. we ve been trying to get dinner for you. we had a few problems. you know, i don t understand half the things you say these days. nor me. no, fair dues. you had a funny old time of it lately. it was poor old. what s his name? lance. bless him. that barmy old christmas. # in the heat of the night they call me mr tibbs. i m a police officer. # amen
easy. i ll not be here, sadly. don t you think on it for one minute. but hagrid will. yes. yeah, well, i must have a no offence on a day like this. i m taking too great a liberty on a day like this, you know? no mr perks, of course it s not a liberty. no. dear mr perks, we love you quite as much as if you re an uncle of our own. hey. oh. 0h, we re delighted to see you back, madam. we ve been trying to get dinner for you. we had a few problems. you know, i don t understand half the things you say these days. nor me. no, fair dues. you had a funny old time of it lately. it was poor old. what s his name? lance. bless him. that barmy old christmas. # in the heat of the night they call me mr tibbs. i m a police officer.
blimey, harry. didn t you ever wonder where your mum and dad learned it all? oh, that is robbie coltrane, finest gamekeeper in hogwarts last day harry potter. thanks, hagrid. the legacy of the movies is that my children s generation will show them to their children. so you can be watching it in 50 years time. easy. i ll not be here, sadly. don t you think on it for one minute. but hagrid will. yes. yeah, well, i must have a no offence on a day like this. i m taking too great a liberty on a day like this, you know? no mr perks, of course it s not a liberty. no. dear mr perks, we love you quite as much as if you re an uncle of our own. hey. 0h. 0h, we re delighted to see you back, madam. we ve been trying to get dinner for you. we had a few problems. you know, i don t understand half the things you say these days. nor me.
for one minute. but hagrid will. yes. yeah, well, i must have a no offence on a day like this. i m taking too great a liberty on a day like this, you know? no mr perks, of course it s not a liberty. no. dear mr perks, we love you quite as much as if you re an uncle of our own. hey. 0h. 0h, we re delighted to see you back, madam. we ve been trying to get dinner for you. we had a few problems. you know, i don t understand half the things you say these days. nor me. no, fair dues. you had a funny old time of it lately. it was poor old. what s his name? lance. bless him. that barmy old christmas. # in the heat of the night they call me mr tibbs. i m a police officer. # amen
will show them to their children. so you can be watching it in 50 years time. easy. i ll not be here, sadly. but don t you think on it for one minute. but haggard will. yes. well, i must have a no offence on a day like this. i m taking too great a liberty on a day like this, you know? cause it s not a liberty. dear mr perks, we love you quite as much we re delighted to see you back, madam. shirley. we ve been trying to get dinner for you. we had a few problems. you know, i don t understand half the things you say these things. you had a funny old time a bit lately. it was poor old. what s his name? lawrence. blessing. that barmy old christmas.