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[00:01]G:That's what it's all about, isn't it? [00:04]Gifts! Gifts! You want to know what happens to your gifts? They all come to me. [00:11]In your garbage. I could hang myself with all the bad Christmas neckties I found at the dump! [00:18]The av
[00:01]G:I'll have a Mojito and a menu. [00:03]C:Here's your menu. You can have my foot or my fist. Either one comes with a side of claw marks... [00:10]If I find out there's another woman, I swear La Llorona will get you. [00:15]P:Ay, you know
[00:00]R:Where the hell were you? I wanna know right now or I'm calling your mother! [00:06]Why did you sneak back in? Angela, listen, I think It'd be better... [00:11]for you, most of all, if tomorrow morning I took you back home. [00:15]A:What
[00:04]M:Maybe you know the way with her, then. I'm just an old woman. [00:08]C:But Mrs. Parker, this here is the way we know best how to make money. [00:11]But we're going to be quitting all this, as soon as hard times are over. [00:14]M:You b
[00:00]D:What's happening? [00:02]What is it? [00:04]I can't run anymore. [00:06]I'm so sleepy. [00:08]S:Yes, give us your hands. We'll pull you along. [00:10]D:Oh, no, please. I have to rest for just a minute. Toto! Where's Toto? [00:16]S:Yo
[00:03]J:Adam Smith needs revision. [00:05]M:What are you talking about? [00:08]J:If we all go for the blonde we block each other. Not a single one of us is going to get her. [00:20]So then we go for her friends but they will all give us the co
[00:04]G: Major, to your knowledge, have any other ex-members of your patrol had similar dreams? [00:12]M: No, sir. Not to my knowledge. [00:15]Doesn't it strike anyone as curious that Mavole was one of the two men lost. [00:20]In my dream, he's.
[00:00]Da:So we need a new assistant manager. I'd like to offer the job to you. [00:05]De:Are you serious? [00:06]Da:Yeah. Now I'm not gonna lie to you. The job comes with more responsibility, but it offers a lot more rewards. [00:11]A hefty pa
[00:01]M:Come on, Jimmie Sue. We're hungry over here too. [00:04]Ji:I'm coming. I'm coming. Hold your horses! [00:12]B1:Uh-oh. We'd better walk it. There comes her mama. [00:25]JM:Jacy, we're having supper at home tonight. I expect you ther
[00:00]F:You sold your soul to Satan, your grace. [00:05]You accused innocent man of witchcraft and let them die. [00:11]B:But brother Friar, you would not strike a fellow man of the cloth. [00:17]F:No, no, I wouldn't. In fact, I'll help you pa
[00:00]C:I marvel that you can be so contemptuous of me, and on the same day you lose your job! [00:05]L:Lose it? I didn't lose it. It's not like Oops, where' d my job go? I quit. [00:08]C:Oh, oh, oh, oh, and I want to thank you for putting me
[00:00]J:That's Governor Pappy O'Daniel. [00:02]Wish you appreciate it if you ate his farina and voted him a second term. [00:06]Ain't you gonna press the flesh, Pappy? [00:07]Pl:You don't tell me how to court the electorate. [00:10]We're mass co
[00:00]G:Uh, Frank, uh,we're havin'a few problems with the account transfer. [00:04]F:Don't tell me problems, tell me solutions. [00:06]G:Now, we've spoken to the president. I know that you're well aware of his stance on terrorism. So what we'd
[00:01]R:Hey, Phoebs. Oh, hey, how's the dog? [00:02]J:Yeah. [00:03]P:OK, I talked to the vet. people are so nice upstate. [00:07]Anyway, he said that the little fella's gonna be Ok and I can pick him up tomorrow. [00:10]J:Oh, Good. [00:10]R:
[00:00]D:Wake up and smell the coffee. You've got to give your divorce time. [00:03]M:How long after Mr. Doubtfire passed away did you feel any desire... [00:12]D:Never again. Once the father of your children is out of the picture, [00:17]the o
[00:01]C:Tell me, how much longer are you going to go on making films? [00:05]I:I suppose that rather depends on how much longer the public want to see me in them. [00:08]C:Yes, it must be hard to know when it's time to throw in the towel... [0