Thanks, chum.

Hello, chum.

Come on, chum.

Bait your line, chum.

Good luck, chum. Thanks.

Okay, chum, so long.

That's right, chum. I don't.

All right, chum. Get back.

Forget the rank, chum. I'm out.

Yes, sir. Don't say it, chum.

You heard me, chum. Get out.

You threw me over, chum, remember?

Okay, chum, what do we do now?

You're a bit of all right, chum.

But who was the better man, old chum?

Don't tell us what we can't do, chum.

That's a new low even for you, chum.

And what can I do for you chum?

Come on, chum. You pop your feet into these.

Tell your knifethrowing chum that I've reassured his wife.

Here, that's mine. Just want to look at it, chum.

You want to watch it, chum. You might hurt yourself.

Before that happens we'll be far away from here, chum.

Here's your old chum. Come and say hello to him.

At times, your sense of humour is a little too malicious, chum.

Listen, chum. Sometime I'll be glad to hear the story of your war experiences.

Chum, do I have to keep asking you not to tell us what we can't do?

I'm thinking very seriously of getting rid of your father's old school chum. You can tell him that.

What you've got to do, my old college chum, I said, is to pull yourself together, and jolly quick, too.

I was driving down the road one day... and who do I see pumping gasoline but my old chum from the old times.

On 27 March 1993 at approximately 1950 hours, an UNTAC post in Angkor Chum district in Siem Reap Province occupied by a unit of the Bangladesh contingent came under mortar and small arms fire.

You go up, up, up, up, up, up, up. 50.

Up, up, up, up.

Up, up, up.

Up, up, up!

Up, up, up!

Up! Up! Up!

Up, up. up!

Up, up, up.

Up, up, up.

Up, up, up now.

Aah, pick up. Pick up, pick up, pick up, pick up.

Up! Up!

Up. Up.

Up. Up.