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Movie: Uptown Girls(2003)


Molly Gunn:
[holding up a ballet costume] So, what do ya think?

Huey:
What is it?

Molly Gunn:
It's a tutu, silly...

Huey:
For what? A midget?

Molly Gunn:
No, it's for a little girl named Ray. Her year-end recital is coming up and the costumes are so boring, so I'd thought I'd surprise with something spectacular...



Movie: Face/Off(1997)


Burke Hicks:
Don't you remember the little people?



Movie: The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer(1947)


Waiter at Tick Tock Club:
[to Nugent after he has been yelled at, insulted, slapped, had champagne tossed in his face and been stuck with the check] Can I get you anything else, sir?

Richard Nugent:
For instance?




Movie: Halo (VG)(2001)


Grunt:
I'm glad that food nipple is waiting for me on the starship cause man, have I worked up a big, grunty, thirst!



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