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In the Disney version, The Mad Hatter: Would you like some tea? Alice: Well, I have not had yet, so there may well be more. March Hare: Ah, you mean they can not very well have less. Mad Hatter: Yes, you can always have more than anything. Mad Hatter: Oh yes mustard! I'll do … Mustard? Do not be silly. Now lemon, which is different … Alice: Sorry, I interrupted your birthday party. Thank you. March Hare: Birthday? My dear friend, this is not a birthday party. Mad Hatter: Of course not. It is a game UnBirthday. Mad Hatter: clean cup, clean cup. Down. Mad Hatter: Why is a raven like a writing desk? Alice riddles? Now let me see … Why is a raven like a writing desk? Mad Hatter: What? Alice: Why is a raven like a writing desk? Mad Hatter:] [alarmed Why what? March Hare: Careful, that is broken thought he was crazy! Alice: But it's your silly riddle. Simply said ... Mad Hatter: Easy, do not stir! March Hare: How about a nice cup of tea? Alice: "Have a cup of tea," indeed! Well Well, I'm sorry, but I just, I do not have time! Mad Hatter: No wonder this afternoon. Why, this watch is exactly two days slow. Mad Hatter: Would you like tea question? Alice: Yes. I have great affection for tea. March Hare: If you do not like tea, could at least make an educated conversation! March Hare: Why not start at the beginning? Mad Hatter: Yes, and when the final ... Stop. This is the adatption 1999 film. Mad Hatter: Personal comments are rude? Alice: Mm-hmm. Mad Hatter: Egad, you learn something new every day. Please note that, Marcsy, it could help ... Mad Hatter: Time is your stomach! Alice is an army marching on its stomach! March Hare: No matter what is supposed start in your stomach. It is time to lose. [Alice arrives at the Mad Tea Party] Alice: I'm lost. Can you help me …? March Hare: No room! Mad Hatter: No room! Alice:] [He insulted a lot of space! March Hare: Why why not report it earlier, Hatty? Mad Hatter: I fell asleep! March Hare: Boy, boy, he is a doing in my soup! Mad Hatter: Is it fair? We lack a waitress! March Hare: [by] encouraging tone a little wine. Alice: [looking around the table] I do not see any wine … March Hare: No no no. And you're too young. Alice: So, was not very nice of you to offer! March Hare: It was very nice to sit without invitation! It is an evening Private … Alice: Yes, I know was not polite to barge when I know that I was not invited. But the painting was intended for a large number of people. Mad Hatter: My answer to this question is both profound and significant: for a haircut! Mad Hatter: Now I have one for you … March Hare: Oooooh! Mad Hatter: Why is a raven like a writing desk? March Hare: Why is a raven like a. ..? Mad Hatter: I do not mean you, hmmm? March Hare: Why not? Am I not good enough? Mad Hatter: You've heard it before. March Hare: But you're looking for me when you have said, "Why is a raven like a Mad Hatter …" I ask Alice! Mad Hatter:] Tia singing [wooden leg ... March Hare: I say, I say, I say ... Mad Hatter: How dare you interrupt my song "I say, I say, I say! March Hare: I say, I say, I say in this world is now what you know but who you know! Mad Hatter: I do not know either one of them! Mad Hatter: [singing] Twinkle, twinkle, little bat / How I wonder what's in / Above the world so high / Like a tea tray in the sky … Alice: Why is a raven like a writing desk … you know, I think I guess we … March Hare: You mean you know the answer? Alice: Yes, the March Hare: Well, he must say what you mean! Alice: I – I mean, I mean what I say – it's the same thing … Mad Hatter: This is not the same at all! It's the same thing say: "I like what I see is the same as I see what I eat!" [An outbreak of legs and crab cake by box ramp Hare] March: meaning [of cake, get a] fly is the same as saying: "I like what I get is the same as" I eat! "[Hits cake] The Dormouse: [Speaking in his] dream is the same as saying "breathe when I sleep 'is the same as" I sleep when I breathe. "Mad Hatter: Well, it's the same with you! Mad Hatter: [You want to see] What day of the month is it? Alice: The fourth. Mad Hatter: AHA! Two days! [View hare March] Mad Hatter: I told you not to use butter! March Hare: It was the best butter … The Dormouse: Danish, mmm … Mad Hatter: Yes, but I few crumbs as well. I said, do not put butter in the works with a Breadknife …! March Hare: I could not put a fork, right? Here, let me see … Mad Hatter: I do not think … but I will. [Hare took the watch and review, first knocking on the table and then dip in your tea

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