In which film can you find the words 'In a word: pleasure. It's like, my pleasure in other peoples's leisure'?

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This quote is from Trainspotting. http://www.atlyrics.com/quotes/t/trainspotting.html May 04 02, 2:20 PM

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Coined from an ancient fairy tale by a highly-imaginative architect, this word originally referred to a certain country. Though various arguments have raged over its meaning, it generally represents, today, a rather pleasant concept. What is the word, who coined it, and can you offer (anything you like) an example of it? My son would like to know what 'ope' means, as used in street names in Plymouth. Can anyone shed any light on the meaning of this word? What low-tech pleasure did Stephen King confess to Time magazine he wouldn’t give up until "you pry my cold, dead fingers off" it? My mummy told me that the earth is not completely round like a ball but she can't tell me why. She said it is smaller around the middle. Can you tell me by how much?

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