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Andy:
Ah, the smell of cheerleader camp in the morning. Love it.

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Annie Ainsley:
Six weeks ago, I met my last love. By last, I don't mean latest, I mean my first and final one.

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Announcer:
And now, your host, Roald Dahl.

Host:
How are you? And how is your love life, you ladies? Because whatever happens, you should always try to realize that men are not nearly so preoccupied with the opposite sex as most women would like to think. Above all, you see, man is a colossal egotist, far more enamored with his own self than he is with females. And that, quite obviously, is why women are always having to doll themselves up attractively to attract his attention. To me the behavior of the male human is very much like that of a male frog. The frog, whenever he feels a trifle amorous, calls to his female by blowing out his dewlap and letting it go with a burp. The female comes hoppity hop hop over to his side and waits eagerly, but by then the male has become so engrossed with the business of blowing his own horn that he's forgotten all about her and she actually has to nudge him several times before he turns to embrace her.

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Apple:
He's got no stamina. [giggle] I love your nose.

Carrie Ann:
Oh, thanks. I wanted to get my nose done since I was ten. It wasn't as simple as I thought. The doctors found out that I didn't have any cartilage in the tip of my nose. So then he needs to do that. Um, my nose was too long, so, I needed to shorten it. And then it was too wide so I had to thin it. And, uh, it was just a lot more complicated than I thought. My nose was just an insane amount of money. [continues babbling]

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Arabella:
[sipping shakes at the malt shoppe] Is Tommy taking you to the school prom?

Dori Graham:
He - hasn't asked me, yet.

Arabella:
He will. I sure hope I find someone as nice as Tommy.

Dori Graham:
Oh, you'll meet him someday.

Arabella:
Well, I hope it's before the prom. Are you in love with Tommy?

Dori Graham:
Well...

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Archie:
Now, this ball is going to be the biggest day of the year. Lascelles are bringing some major investors here, to, uh, show them how they've turned the place around.

Stella:
How we've turned it around. Duncan, you'll organize the parking. Golly, the Americans love the pipes. Molly, our foreign visitors are expecting something between the Queen and the brunette in Braveheart.

Molly:
Leave it to me, dear.

Stella:
Archie and I will be front of house, pressing the flesh, of course. Oh, Lexie, you're in the kitchen.

Lexie:
Surprise, surprise.

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Ari:
They tell you that God is dead but, man, they still want you to have a purpose. They say look at your parents: hard-working migrants, work two jobs, struggle all your life, buy your kids a house... there, that's purpose. They tell you to be a doctor, a teacher, be creative, do something, believe in something, believe in family and the future, save the world, believe in love, but, f*** it, I'm no scholar, I'm no worker, I'm no poet.

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Arnold:
Dude, these bathrooms are so amazing. I love when restaurants splurge on those premium hand dryers. I feel like I'm drying my hands in the future.

Dev:
Oh, and that fancy soap? - Mm. - My hands smell like geraniums. It's amazing. Hey, so I was thinking about this. You know in that 8 Mile song, Eminem raps, There is no movie. There's no Mekhi Phifer. But it is a movie. And Mekhi Phifer's there. He's there.

Arnold:
Uh-uh. That's where you're wrong. He's writing it from the perspective of Eminem in real life.

Dev:
No, no, no. He says, "Mom's spaghetti." That's in the movie. He has a spaghetti stain on his shirt before the battle at The Shelter. He's B-Rabbit.

Arnold:
No, you're just being ignorant now. In the first verse, he's rapping as the character B-Rabbit, and there is a movie I'll grant you that.

Dev:
Thank yer.

Arnold:
But in the second verse, the perspective switches to that of Eminem, the real-life rapping actor. So, therefore, the lyrics stand. There *is* no movie. There *is* no Mekhi Phifer.

Dev:
[sighs] All right. Point taken.

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Badass School Girl Cookie Salesgirl:
Hi, would you like to buy some of my Badass School Girl Cookies?

Badass School Girl Cookie Customer:
Yeah, you know what? I'd love to buy 'em. All of 'em, actually. As many as you f***in' have, I'll take 'em all. If you got a whole carload of 'em, just back it up right here and start shoveling 'em in my f***in' entryway.

Badass School Girl Cookie Salesgirl:
You're kind of a... a *dick*!

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Barry:
[about his car] Oh, she looks great when she's been polished, Glenda. I think she likes it. I think she likes me.

Glenda:
Come inside, Barry.

Barry:
But I can't see her if I'm inside.

Glenda:
I want to talk to you.

[they go inside]

Barry:
What is it?

Glenda:
Come inside, Barry, and sit down.

Barry:
What's wrong?

Glenda:
Nothing's wrong. I just want a word with you.

Barry:
I knew it; something's wrong.

Glenda:
I don't want you to get upset, Barry.

Barry:
You're in love with somebody! While I've been cleaning the car, you've been swept of your feet by some Romeo. Oh, Glenda, tell me it's not a pedestrian.

Glenda:
I'm in love with *you*!

Barry:
Then why are you leaving me?

Glenda:
Nobody's leaving you.

Barry:
Then why am I sitting here, waiting for bad news?

Glenda:
It's not really bad news. Mother's coming for tea.

Barry:
Couldn't you have had a Romeo? Only joking. [pause] No, what's to joke about? Your mother's coming for tea.

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Behind Camera Interviewer:
Whoa, look at that sexy piece of ass we have here today. Yeah.

Mark:
[from off camera] Oh God, you can fill some jeans, girl.

Kelsi:
I had to jump into 'em.

Behind Camera Interviewer:
You had to squeeze that fat ass in those jeans?

Kelsi:
Uh-huh.

Behind Camera Interviewer:
Well, thank you. You did an excellent job of squeezing that ass into those jeans today.

Mark:
[as Kelsi turns her jeans-clad derriere toward the camera and begins to squeeze it with her hands] Yeah, grab it like that.

Behind Camera Interviewer:
I think she likes showin' off that ass to the guys.

Kelsi:
I love my booty.

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Belle:
I love London. I love its rudeness, its lack of community, its impatience. I even love its weather. But most of all I love the anonymity.

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Ben Willis:
It take approximately 500 lbs to crush a human skull. But the human emotion is a much more delicate thing. Take Suzy, my first real girl friend. My first real break-up, happening right in front of me. I never thought it was going to be similar to a car crash. I've slammed the breaks, and I'm skidding toward an emotional impact. So, is this all my fault? Me, Ben Willis. It's funny what goes through your mind at a time like this. The two and a half years we spent together. The promises we made. The holidays we took with her parents. The lamp we bought at IKEA together.

Ben Willis:
It was my final year at art college. And in the weeks that followed the break-up, I tried to figure out what went wrong. Why did we break-up? It's funny, but when I think back now, the reasons seem so small. One day she's with me and she's saying I love you, and the next week she's with someone else, probably saying the same thing. So did she really love me? What is love, anyway? And is it really that fleeting?

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Ben:
You know I can't keep this, right? [pendant around his neck] Your grandfather made it for you.

Laina:
To give to the man I love.

Ben:
Come on, you won't miss me. Practice at 6:00 every morning. Classes. All those college guys.

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Bennett Brewer:
All right, I have a secret to tell you.

Rose:
You're in the middle of the road.

Bennett Brewer:
I know. Do you wanna hear it?

Rose:
Do you want to move your car first?

Bennett Brewer:
No, not really. I just wanna tell you one more thing.

Rose:
All right. [takes a Polaroid picture of him]

Bennett Brewer:
What? That's not gonna be good.

Rose:
[laughing] Okay, tell me.

Bennett Brewer:
I've been in love with you... [a trunk hits their car]

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Beth Buchwald:
My favorite children's book is about a little prince who came to earth who came to Earth from a distant asteroid. He meets a pilot whose plane has crashed in a desert. The little prince teaches the pilot many things but mainly about love. My father always told me I was like the little prince. But after I met Adam, I realized I was the pilot all along...

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Billy Abbott:
Thanks. Yeah, things are buzzin' around here. Sharon's escape is big news. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Look, honey, I want to try to make it home before Lucy goes to bed, but if I can't, will you please give her a kiss for me? And you? You wait for yours. I want to give you yours in person. Yeah, that, and I want a foot rub. I'm kidding... kind of. All right, I gotta go. I love you. Bye.

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Bogart:
[in doctor's office] When I came home from the clinic everyone was asleep. Normally they'd hear my truck. We live in the middle of nowhere, so... I parked it about a half a mile down the road and I walked home, but my boyfriend heard. He hears everything. When he came in to see what was wrong, I just tried to pretend to be asleep. But I couldn't hold it in, and I started to cry.

Peter:
Go on...

Bogart:
Sorry. I was balling my eyes out, and uh, he held me. And I wished... I wished I hadn't done it. I wished... it was still inside me and still alive.

Peter:
Um hmm...

Bogart:
I've have four of them now. I don't know why when I make love I can't feel anything. Sometimes I think, well, I can't really see any reason to keep trying. They keep going.

Bogart:
Aren't you supposed to say something. I just you I'm thinking about killing myself, I have no reason to live.

Peter:
[scribbling on his clipboard] Um, yeah. Yeah. I think a prescription of, uh, Paxil might be the, uh, the right prescription. Okay.

Man:
[out of frame] Anything else, Peter?

Peter:
[reading his clipboard] Um, "can't feel anything... reason to kill..."

Man:
Paxil. Really?

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Brethren Leader:
Brother William, would you like to read today?

Will:
[apprehensively carries Bible into middle of the street and reads] "O God, our Heavenly Father, who has commanded us to love one another as thy children."

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Brian Taylor:
I am the police, and I'm here to arrest you. You've broken the law. I did not write the law. I may even disagree with the law but I will enforce it. No matter how you plead, cajole, beg or attempt to stir my sympathies, nothing you do will stop me from placing you in a steel cage with gray bars. If you run away I will chase you. If you fight me I will fight back. If you shoot at me I will shoot back. By law I am unable to walk away. I am a consequence. I am the unpaid bill. I am fate with a badge and a gun. Behind my badge is a heart like yours. I bleed, I think, I love, and yes I *can* be killed. And although I am but one man, I have thousands of brothers and sisters who are the same as me. They will lay down their lives for me, and I them. We stand watch together. The thin-blue-line, protecting the prey from the predators, the good from the bad. We are the police.

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Brooke Logan Forrester:
Don't say that. You haven't lost me.

Ridge Forrester:
How do you think anything could ever be the same after what happened? You made love with my son.

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Brooke Logan:
Nick...

Dominick Marone:
Do you love me?

Brooke Logan:
Yes. God, yes. I can't help myself. I will always love you.

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Brooke Logan:
Please, Nick, let me go. Do you love me that much?

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Brooke Logan:
See ya after school. Love you.

Storm Logan:
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