“If I get my head wet it doesn’t matter because its empty anyway.”
~ Simone
“I bought Speed because it was only $6.”
~ Brita (the movie)
“Spiderman (Matt) comes when you least suspect him.”
~ Madeline
“It’s like a dance party on my skirt.”
~ Elena (shining light on skirt)
“In a state of partial undress.”
~ The movie ”The End of the Affair”
“Do you want water or orange squash?”
~ The movie ”The End of the Affair”
“The war was the greatest pimp of all.”
~ The movie ”The End of the Affair”
Amelia, Emilyn, Sara, Leslie, and Katie
“Walking chase-scenes are really not that exciting.”
~ Sara
“Either they’re brothers or lovers.”
~ Kate
Bronwyn: “I don’t like putting on a bathing suit”.
Sally: “Then go to a nude beach.”
“I put on a bathing suit to go dancing in the rain on the roof.”
~ Amelia (Band tour)
“I could really be using my blood right now and I can’t use my toaster.”
~ Elena
“I don’t believe that the Washington Post was ever owned by a post.”
~ Harvey responding to Sally’s inquiry on its origin
“Yeah, yeah, yeah . . . No.”
~ Sally
“You will find, young men, that the future looks rosier at the bottom of a glass.”
~ The Three Musketeers
“I don’t know about anyone else, but every time I pass that place I think the sign says ‘Human Palace.’”
~ Katie (Hunan Palace)
“I don’t know anyone else who would keep chemistry goggles on a stuffed animal.”
~ Sara, after discovering Penny’s Easter rabbit wearing lab goggles
“If it's not in the planner, it's not happening!”
~ Elena reveals a truth of life
“I think you better pen in the entire night, and maybe some of the morning”
~ Sara – AIM conversation with Elena about length of dinner plans
“If a triangle could speak, it would say . . . that God is eminently triangular.”
~ Spinoza – everyone claims to have the correct faith and, thus, God
Sara, Kate, Adrienne, and Elena
“I want to do something so big that they turn Mt. Everest into a statue of me.”
~ Andrew
“I used to think I was a mushroom but now I know I’m a cucumber.”
~ Penny who thinks that Sara is a peach and mushroom, Matt is a sunflower, Amber is a zucchini, Elena is a strawberry (mainly the seeds), and Amelia is a mango (mainly the taste)
“Wildfires in Montana have killed one man and chases away many others.”
~ Channel 5 News
“Twisted writings of misguided souls.”
~ Mary F. describing the New Testament (she is Christian)
“Come to me nice hotmail (hot male).”
~ Amelia
Elizabeth: “Do you remember your parents swinging you . . . ?”
Damien: “Yeah! Except the problem with my parents is that my dad is 5’10 and my mom is 4’10.”
Chad: “Suddenly Damien becomes so clear.”
Will: “Emilyn’s going to be such a kooky old woman.”
Sam: “I really hope I don’t know her in her old age.”
“Oh man! I’m flashing the world that’s not behind me.”
~ Elena (her pants were falling down)
“Do you know what modern art is? You draw a big circle and then you draw a little circle next to it. Then you take it to a critic and they make up some deep meaning for it. And the artist just goes with that.”
~ Ben
“I have a big bite on my knee. I have a big bruise on my knee. And I have a big bruise on my life.”
~ Elizabeth
“O lordy, that’s something to start the digestives rolling.”
~ Matt referring to Digestives (a British biscuit)
“O man. I shouldn’t have eaten that neo-Nazi.”
~ Adam
“Does the noise in my head bother you?”
~ In the film “The Gods Must Be Crazy”
“The original individual of the masculine persuasion.”
~ Taboo description for Adam
TOMBSTONES:
“It sounded like a good idea at the time.” Elena
“When they say ‘Don’t do this at home’ they mean it.” Stephanie
“It got old.” Sara
Sara: “Ok girl, you have to go back in your cage now.”
Elena: ”Whoa, deja-vu.”
“Kate, I feel like I just raped you. I took 12 of your books.”
~ Elena
“I should totally become a man! Wait, I don’t want girls on me.”
~ Kate
Ames High School Honors Graduates of 2003
“I don’t understand why Jews are so popular now. I guess we’re the craze.”
~ Sara
"You know, its very hard to hear Sara. Or understand what she says."
~ Sally about Sara
"She reminds me of a wet blanket."
~ Sally trying to use the yiddish word "shlump" ("a drip, a 'drag,' a wet blanket" The Joys of Yiddish)
“Join the Luddites and have fun. Win 101.1101110 points.”
~ Sara during a game of 1000 Blank [White] Cards
“How could you not like cows? They’re so big and dumb and full of meat.”
~ John
“I would at least be vaguely menacing for awhile.”
~ John trying to avenge a bruise Nate gave him