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<title>We are loved beyond our ability to comprehend</title>
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<title>Louis:
Men love to hate. It's what separates us from the females of the spieces. It's the natural law in Wild America.
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<link>http://www.famouswhy.com/quotes/Louis:
Men-love-to-hate.-It's-what-separates-us-from-the-females-of-the-spieces.-It's-the-natural-law-in-Wild-America.
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<title>Ted Oakley:
So how do the two of you know each other? 
Alan Oakley:
Umm...the young republicans club. 
Tommy Ballenger:
Ya, I just love Dick. 
Alan Oakley:
[proceeds to spray his coffee over the kitchen table, recovers] Ah! Too much sugar!
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<link>http://www.famouswhy.com/quotes/Ted-Oakley:
So-how-do-the-two-of-you-know-each-other?-
Alan-Oakley:
Umm...the-young-republicans-club.-
Tommy-Ballenger:
Ya,-I-just-love-Dick.-
Alan-Oakley:
[proceeds-to-spray-his-coffee-over-the-kitchen-table,-recovers]-Ah!-Too-much-sugar!
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<title>Mrs. Lovett:
[continues singing] No denying times is hard, sir - / Even harder than the worst pies in London. / Only lard and nothing more - / Is that just revolting? / All greasy and gritty, / It looks like it's molting, / And tastes like - / Well, pity / A woman alone / With limited wind / And the worst pies in London! / Ah sir, / Times is hard. Times is hard. [finishes singing] 
Mrs. Lovett:
Trust me, dearie, it's gonna take a lot more than ale to wash that taste out. Come with me; we'll get you a nice tumbler of gin, eh?
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<link>http://www.famouswhy.com/quotes/Mrs.-Lovett:
[continues-singing]-No-denying-times-is-hard,-sir---/-Even-harder-than-the-worst-pies-in-London.-/-Only-lard-and-nothing-more---/-Is-that-just-revolting?-/-All-greasy-and-gritty,-/-It-looks-like-it's-molting,-/-And-tastes-like---/-Well,-pity-/-A-woman-alone-/-With-limited-wind-/-And-the-worst-pies-in-London!-/-Ah-sir,-/-Times-is-hard.-Times-is-hard.-[finishes-singing]-
Mrs.-Lovett:
Trust-me,-dearie,-it's-gonna-take-a-lot-more-than-ale-to-wash-that-taste-out.-Come-with-me;-we'll-get-you-a-nice-tumbler-of-gin,-eh?
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<title>Romeo:
O, wilt thou leave me so unsatisfied? 
Juliet:
What satisfaction canst thou have tonight? 
Romeo:
The exchange of thy love's faithful vow for mine. 
Juliet:
I gave thee mine before thou didst request it!
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<link>http://www.famouswhy.com/quotes/Romeo:
O,-wilt-thou-leave-me-so-unsatisfied?-
Juliet:
What-satisfaction-canst-thou-have-tonight?-
Romeo:
The-exchange-of-thy-love's-faithful-vow-for-mine.-
Juliet:
I-gave-thee-mine-before-thou-didst-request-it!
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<title>Mikey, DJ interviewer:
How do you think the new record compares to your old classic stuff? 
Billy Mack:
Oh come on, Mikey, you know as well as I do the record's crap. [laughs] 
Billy Mack:
But wouldn't it be great if Number One this Christmas wasn't some smug teenager, but an old ex-heroin addict searching for a comeback at any price? All those young popsters, come Christmas Day... they'll be stretched out naked with a cute bird balancing on their balls, and I'll be stuck in some dingy flat with me manager, Joe, ugliest man in the world, fucking miserable because our fucking gamble didn't pay off. So if you believe in Father Christmas, children, like your Uncle Billy does, buy my festering turd of a record. And particularly enjoy the incredible crassness of the moment when we try to squeeze an extra syllable into the fourth line. 
Mikey, DJ interviewer:
I think you're referring to 'If you really love Christmas... ' 
Billy Mack:
'Come on and let it snow...?' Ouch! 
Mikey, DJ interviewer:
So, uh, here it is one more time, the dark horse for this year's Christmas Number One, 'Christmas Is All Around.' Thank you, Billy. After this, the news. Is the new prime minister in trouble already?
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<link>http://www.famouswhy.com/quotes/Mikey,-DJ-interviewer:
How-do-you-think-the-new-record-compares-to-your-old-classic-stuff?-
Billy-Mack:
Oh-come-on,-Mikey,-you-know-as-well-as-I-do-the-record's-crap.-[laughs]-
Billy-Mack:
But-wouldn't-it-be-great-if-Number-One-this-Christmas-wasn't-some-smug-teenager,-but-an-old-ex-heroin-addict-searching-for-a-comeback-at-any-price?-All-those-young-popsters,-come-Christmas-Day...-they'll-be-stretched-out-naked-with-a-cute-bird-balancing-on-their-balls,-and-I'll-be-stuck-in-some-dingy-flat-with-me-manager,-Joe,-ugliest-man-in-the-world,-fucking-miserable-because-our-fucking-gamble-didn't-pay-off.-So-if-you-believe-in-Father-Christmas,-children,-like-your-Uncle-Billy-does,-buy-my-festering-turd-of-a-record.-And-particularly-enjoy-the-incredible-crassness-of-the-moment-when-we-try-to-squeeze-an-extra-syllable-into-the-fourth-line.-
Mikey,-DJ-interviewer:
I-think-you're-referring-to-'If-you-really-love-Christmas...-'-
Billy-Mack:
'Come-on-and-let-it-snow...?'-Ouch!-
Mikey,-DJ-interviewer:
So,-uh,-here-it-is-one-more-time,-the-dark-horse-for-this-year's-Christmas-Number-One,-'Christmas-Is-All-Around.'-Thank-you,-Billy.-After-this,-the-news.-Is-the-new-prime-minister-in-trouble-already?
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<title>I won`t wear fur-never, ever. I`m an animal lover. I wouldn`t even wear faux fur. I prefer to go the cheap route and not shave my legs.</title>
<link>http://www.famouswhy.com/quotes/I-won`t-wear-fur-never,-ever.-I`m-an-animal-lover.-I-wouldn`t-even-wear-faux-fur.-I-prefer-to-go-the-cheap-route-and-not-shave-my-legs._q109842.html</link>
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<title>Sex scenes are the easiest to film. Everyone is an animal. Everyone is the same when they`re making love. It`s just a matter of whether the director can direct,</title>
<link>http://www.famouswhy.com/quotes/Sex-scenes-are-the-easiest-to-film.-Everyone-is-an-animal.-Everyone-is-the-same-when-they`re-making-love.-It`s-just-a-matter-of-whether-the-director-can-direct,_q111716.html</link>
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<title>Harry Zimm:
[as Doris is kissing him] Doris, I don't know how I feel about this. 
Doris:
You seem to feel fine about it. 
Harry Zimm:
I mean, morally, you know. Murray was a friend. 
Doris:
Murray's dead. [begins kissing him again] 
Harry Zimm:
Does this mean that you're gonna reconsider our deal on &quot;Mr. Lovejoy&quot;? 
Doris:
No, but now that you mention it I did talk to a gorgeous young executive at Paramount the other day, who just happened to get his hands on the script. 
Harry Zimm:
What did he say? 
Doris:
He said that if Martin's interested, I can get half a million for it. Easy. Oh, don't worry, Harry. I'm still gonna give you 'till Friday. 
Harry Zimm:
How honorable of you. 
Doris:
Harry, you want me to go, just say so.
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<link>http://www.famouswhy.com/quotes/Harry-Zimm:
[as-Doris-is-kissing-him]-Doris,-I-don't-know-how-I-feel-about-this.-
Doris:
You-seem-to-feel-fine-about-it.-
Harry-Zimm:
I-mean,-morally,-you-know.-Murray-was-a-friend.-
Doris:
Murray's-dead.-[begins-kissing-him-again]-
Harry-Zimm:
Does-this-mean-that-you're-gonna-reconsider-our-deal-on-&quot;Mr.-Lovejoy&quot;?-
Doris:
No,-but-now-that-you-mention-it-I-did-talk-to-a-gorgeous-young-executive-at-Paramount-the-other-day,-who-just-happened-to-get-his-hands-on-the-script.-
Harry-Zimm:
What-did-he-say?-
Doris:
He-said-that-if-Martin's-interested,-I-can-get-half-a-million-for-it.-Easy.-Oh,-don't-worry,-Harry.-I'm-still-gonna-give-you-'till-Friday.-
Harry-Zimm:
How-honorable-of-you.-
Doris:
Harry,-you-want-me-to-go,-just-say-so.
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<title>Marilyn Lovell:
Jeffrey? 
Jeffrey Lovell:
Why are so many people here? 
Marilyn Lovell:
Well, you know, your dad's flying his mission. 
Jeffrey Lovell:
He said he was going to get me a moon rock. 
Marilyn Lovell:
Right. Well, something broke on your daddy's spaceship. And he's going to have to turn around before he even gets to the moon. 
Jeffrey Lovell:
Was it the door?
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<link>http://www.famouswhy.com/quotes/Marilyn-Lovell:
Jeffrey?-
Jeffrey-Lovell:
Why-are-so-many-people-here?-
Marilyn-Lovell:
Well,-you-know,-your-dad's-flying-his-mission.-
Jeffrey-Lovell:
He-said-he-was-going-to-get-me-a-moon-rock.-
Marilyn-Lovell:
Right.-Well,-something-broke-on-your-daddy's-spaceship.-And-he's-going-to-have-to-turn-around-before-he-even-gets-to-the-moon.-
Jeffrey-Lovell:
Was-it-the-door?
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[as everyone is madly trying to identify the problem from instrument readings] 
Jim Lovell:
Houston, we are venting something out into space. I can see it outside window one right now. It's definitely a... a gas of some sort. [pause] 
Jim Lovell:
It's got to be the oxygen.
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<link>http://www.famouswhy.com/quotes/
[as-everyone-is-madly-trying-to-identify-the-problem-from-instrument-readings]-
Jim-Lovell:
Houston,-we-are-venting-something-out-into-space.-I-can-see-it-outside-window-one-right-now.-It's-definitely-a...-a-gas-of-some-sort.-[pause]-
Jim-Lovell:
It's-got-to-be-the-oxygen.
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<title>Gen. George C. Marshall:
I have here a very old letter, written to a Mrs. Bixby in Boston. &quot;Dear Madam: I have been shown in the files of the War Department a statement of the Adjutant-General of Massachusetts that you are the mother of five sons who have died gloriously on the field of battle. I feel how weak and fruitless must be any words of mine which should attempt to beguile you from the grief of a loss so overwhelming. But I cannot refrain from tendering to you the consolation that may be found in the thanks of the Republic they died to save. I pray that our heavenly Father may assuage the anguish of your bereavement, and leave you only the cherished memory of the loved and lost, and the solemn pride that must be yours to have laid so costly a sacrifice upon the altar of freedom. Yours very sincerely and respectfully, Abraham Lincoln.&quot;
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<link>http://www.famouswhy.com/quotes/Gen.-George-C.-Marshall:
I-have-here-a-very-old-letter,-written-to-a-Mrs.-Bixby-in-Boston.-&quot;Dear-Madam:-I-have-been-shown-in-the-files-of-the-War-Department-a-statement-of-the-Adjutant-General-of-Massachusetts-that-you-are-the-mother-of-five-sons-who-have-died-gloriously-on-the-field-of-battle.-I-feel-how-weak-and-fruitless-must-be-any-words-of-mine-which-should-attempt-to-beguile-you-from-the-grief-of-a-loss-so-overwhelming.-But-I-cannot-refrain-from-tendering-to-you-the-consolation-that-may-be-found-in-the-thanks-of-the-Republic-they-died-to-save.-I-pray-that-our-heavenly-Father-may-assuage-the-anguish-of-your-bereavement,-and-leave-you-only-the-cherished-memory-of-the-loved-and-lost,-and-the-solemn-pride-that-must-be-yours-to-have-laid-so-costly-a-sacrifice-upon-the-altar-of-freedom.-Yours-very-sincerely-and-respectfully,-Abraham-Lincoln.&quot;
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