17-year locusts? If you ask me, they're coming to see Mr. Kimber. He looks like one
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Mr. Kimber:
Oh, Mrs. Fuller, this is 1942, you know? Connie Fuller:
Well, what about it, Mr. Kimber? Mr. Kimber:
This is the year for the 17- year locusts to arrive. Bill Fuller:
17-year locusts? If you ask me, they're coming to see Mr. Kimber. He looks like one
Oh, Mrs. Fuller, this is 1942, you know? Connie Fuller:
Well, what about it, Mr. Kimber? Mr. Kimber:
This is the year for the 17- year locusts to arrive. Bill Fuller:
17-year locusts? If you ask me, they're coming to see Mr. Kimber. He looks like one
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Oh Mrs Fuller this is 1942 you know
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Well what about it Mr Kimber
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This is the year for the 17 year locust to arrive
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Seventeen year locusts
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If you ask me they're coming to see Mr Kimber
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He looks like one
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Movie Summary
When Bill and Connie Fuller are forced to move out of their Manhattan apartment because of their pet dog, Connie persuades Bill to buy a dilapidated old Pennsylvania house that George Washington allegedly slept in.
