[00:02.37]Ok.So,this cat...Yeah!Dandelion.
[00:09.11]What colour was it?
[00:11.32]Oh,she's little orangy...
[00:13.98]marmalade kind of colour.
[00:16.66]Why did you call it Dandelion?
[00:19.01]'cos look like...she looked a bit like a lion.
[00:23.10]Right then.How did you come
[00:25.24]to meet Nelson Mandela?
[00:27.15]I'm ...I was in South Africa.
[00:30.27]And I was invited to a party
[00:32.79]at the British Embassy that the was attending.
[00:34.62]What were you doing in South Africa?
[00:36.70]I'm ... I was visiting some relatives,
[00:40.76]very decent relatives.
[00:43.19]And did he say anything to you?
[00:47.76]Yeah.He did. What did he say?
[00:50.48]Welcome to South Africa,that kind of thing.
[00:53.34]We had quite a good chat actually.
[00:56.77]So,you are... you are a vegetarian?
[00:58.99]Yes,I am.Completely.
[01:01.22]Er...What made you give up meat then?
[01:03.58]Well,I'm really against any kind of cruelty
[01:06.21]to animals.I don't eat eggs,either.
[01:10.14]Fish? Yeah.I eat fish occasionally.
[01:14.11]This one I really don't believe, Russian.
[01:17.93]Where did you learn it?
[01:19.70]I studied it at university.
[01:22.11]And I spent a year in Russia,in Moscow.
[01:24.79]And what'the Russian for "potato"?
[01:28.94]"Potato"?En."kartoffel".
[01:33.61]Really?Yeah,really!
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