I don't have time to be reading the comics and all the Marvel ones just to get the little bits for the films.
Louisa:
No, that's it.
Samantha:
There's too much. I don't have that money.
Louisa:
But I hate it then when you see even afterwards and it just ruins it though. I find--
Samantha:
Mhm.
Louisa:
I did look into it, I was like "maybe I should--" 'Cause I, like, had a slight obession with Harley Quinn after Suicide Squad and I was like
Samantha:
I haven't seen it yet.
Louisa:
"maybe I'll have to go and get the comics and read the thing from HMV." And I was like "oh, they're really expensive, I don't think so."
Samantha:
Yeah but-- but it's kind of-- the whole Harley Quinn, Joker relationship's not nice.
Louisa:
No, it's very, very different
Samantha:
Yeah.
Louisa:
in the comics, though. Really different.
Samantha:
Yeah, and in the cartoon he pushes her out of a window-- out of a, like, 10 story building and she goes "it's my fault."
Older speakers
Robert:
Well, I'll give you an example. Do you remember on the TV, there was a-- a reporter guy and he-- he did a lot of programmes, Donny B MacLeod. Have you ever heard of him? He was from the Western Isles.
Interviewer:
Don't know.
Robert:
Donny B MacLeod and, eh, it turned out when he went to school there was about five Donny MacLeods in the class so the teacher said, right you're Donny one, you're Donny two, you're Donnie three and he didn't have a-- a-- No, it was Donny A, Donny B and Donny C
Anne:
Oh yes.
Robert:
and he-- he had no B in his name
Anne:
No.
Robert:
but he was known as Donny B and he signed himself as Donny B Macleod.
Anne:
Donny B, yes, yes, yes.
Robert:
Yeah, that stuck to him. He-- man is dead since years but, eh, that stuck to him, Donny B MacLeod, and that's where it came from.
