The Golden Girls1985

[Sophia and Angela have just cooked a meal for the entire household]

Blanche Devereaux:
Angela, that was the best meal I've ever had in my life.

Angela:
Well, how good could it have been? You left half of it.

Blanche Devereaux:
I ate every bite!

Angela:
There's some sauce left. If you'd really liked it, you'd take a hunk of bread and sop it all up. You can afford it!

Blanche Devereaux:
Oh, no I cant! I've put on a few pounds, you just haven't noticed.

Angela:
What am I blind? I can see that. I meant the bread. You can afford it, it's only 89 cents a loaf.

Dorothy Petrillo-Zbornak:
You two made such a fantastic meal. I can't imagine what you came up with for dessert.

Rose Nylund:
I made dessert!

Blanche Devereaux:
Damn!

Rose Nylund:
What you say Blanche?

Blanche Devereaux:
Yum. I said yum

Dorothy Petrillo-Zbornak:
Rose, is this another one of those Scandanavian viking concoctions?

Rose Nylund:
Yes! It's called Geneukenfleuken cake. An ancient recipe but I amercanised it.

Dorothy Petrillo-Zbornak:
So one might say you brought "Geneukenfleuken" into the 80s?

Rose Nylund:
Yes. But I'm not one to blow my own vetugenfluken.

Sophia Petrillo:
I can't even reach mine.