Belt.

Twenty miles.

Seat belt.

Seat belt!

The seatbelt?

Put on your seat belt.

Drop your cartridge belt.

Drop your gun belt.

Take off your gun belt.

No girdle?

Oh, 40 miles.

Fifteen miles.

Sixty miles...

So always wear your seat belt.

The heart of the bicarbonate belt.

It's the belt of my cap. It's loose.

A fibre belt.

It's a tiny, little island 60 miles by 90 miles.

So the yellow bar represents car seats, the orange bar lap and shoulder, and the red bar lap only seatbelts.

So the new route is 92 miles.

Miles per hour.

Twenty miles square? Yes, sir.

Mayella Violet Ewell.

Thank you, Mayella.

And this goes all the way to the Kuiper belt all of these over here, so all the way out to the Kuiper belt.

Fasten your seat belt, please.

It's like a geological conveyer belt

ROBOT Fasten your seat belts, gentlemen.

Seventy miles, at Spotsylvania Court House.

Keller's 50 miles away.

But it's thirty miles.

There's no belt. What have you done with the belt?

That coat with no belt was the end of everything.

Did you fasten your seat belt? It's fastened.

Zenith is the heart of the Bible belt.

Hillsboro, heavenly Hillsboro, the buckle on the Bible Belt.

If it hadn't been for the seatbelt, I wouldn't be alive today.

If it hadn't been for the seatbelt, I wouldn't be alive today.

It's all conveyor belt, and it makes a book.

Tha's for the sheriff to decide. Unbuckle your gun belt.

So, how is it that people went from the 12,000 miles a year to 500 miles?

That's 400 miles away.

Thirtyfive miles south?

That's 120 miles a day. Yep.

About 1,000 miles an hour?