Sunday Bloody Sunday

Alex:
Hmm...

Alex:
It's funny, there's a smell that is just like po...

Alex:
Children... are you smoking pot?

Lucy:
Are you bourgeois?

Bob:
Don't come to me like a possessive wife!

Alex:
Well, I wouldn't if you hadn't left me with five children and a dog!

Bob:
Look, I know you feel you're not getting enough of me, but you're getting all there is.

Alex:
Well, you're spreading yourself a little thin, aren't you?

Mrs. Greville:
A hippie? Oh, I like hippies! They hate business and competitiveness... I think that's what has always attracted me to them.

Daniel:
I always expect Saturday to be the best day of the week.

Daniel:
When you are in school and want to quit, people say you're going to hate being out in the world. Well, I didn't believe them and I was right. When I was a boy, I couldn't wait to be grown up, and they said childhood was the best time of my life and it turned out it wasn't. Now, I want his company and people say, what's half a loaf, you're well shot of him; and I say, I'm happy. Apart from missing him. You could throw me a pill or two for my cough.

Daniel:
All my life, I've been looking for someone courageous and resourceful, unlike myself, and he wasn't it.

Daniel:
But something. We were something.

Daniel:
I've only come about my cough.

Timothy:
Blecch!

Alex:
Serves you right for pinching my breakfast.

Timothy:
Not *your* breakfast! Papa paid for it!

Bob:
Well, there's socialism for you.

Alex:
I can't see why my having an affair with someone on and off is any worse that being *married* for a course or two at mealtimes.

Mrs. Greville:
But darling... you keep throwing in your hand because you haven't got the whole thing. There *is* no whole thing, my poppet. You have to make it work.

Bob:
We're free to do what we want.

Alex:
Darling... other people often do what they don't want to do at all.

Alex:
I've had this business: "Anything is better than nothing." There are times when nothing *has* to be better than anything.

Sometimes it takes a long time to understand how we feel