Witch #1
When shall we three meet again?
Witch #2
In thunder, lightning or in rain?
Witch #3
(Beat) On a bus? On a train?
Witch #1
(sighs) No. Ahem. When the hurly burly's done.
Witch #2
When the battles lost and won.
Witch #3
Bun...run...pun...oh, settled by sword, settled by gun?
Witch #1
It's the year Ten-pissing-Forty, what the f**k's a gun?
Witch #2
Or a train? Or a bus?
Witch #3
Yeah, but we're witches. Look. Wooooo-ooooooh. We can see the future.
Witch #2
Yes, but no-one else does; they'll think you're a mentalist.
Witch #1
Please. Witches. Fair is foul, and foul is fair.
Witch #3
Oh, but that's alright then, is it?! What does it even mean? It's like 'yes means no'.
Witch #1
What?
Witch #3
The 'yes means no, no means yes' game. Are you a knobend?
Witch #1
No.
Witch #3
Ha! Yes means no! You're a knobend.
Witch #2
Sorry. She's on work experience. Sheila vouched for her.
Witch #1
Right, Witch Number Three, it's very important that you listen to me. What we do, and what we say? They have to rhyme in every way.
Witch #2
Using words not invented yet, is cheating, Three, that we shan't let.
Witch #1
So work with us to set the scene, rhyming words that have always been.
Witch #2
A scene is set with sounds alike, if you can't commit, then on your bike.
(BEAT)
Witch #3
It's the year Ten-pissing-Forty. What the f**k's a bike?