WHEN YOU WERE A KID YOU USED
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OK, when you were a kid , you used to take things
apart and put them back together all the time.
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You know, things seemed so much
simpler when you were a kid . You used to want to hang out
with your family.
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Oh, yeah, you used to come here
when you were a kid .
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You remember how much trouble
you used to get into When you were a kid ?
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Remember when you were a kid and you used to do your traditional
cabbage patching?
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Vicky also mentioned
you used to make the same gingerbread when
you were a kid .
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do you remember
how excited you used to get about Christmas when you were a kid ?
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Do you remember, I used to take you for a walk
in the park when you were a kid .
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When you were a little kid, do you remember how often
you used to fall down and skin your knee?
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You know,
when you were a little kid, you used to have to sleep
with 12 books in your crib.
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Maybe we could go Christmas shopping, or, or something, like we used
to do when you were a kid .
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When I was a little kid, I used to think that
you were the smartest, prettiest girl in
the whole town.
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That's a hard thing,
to see your parents get older-- like, honest older, You know when your parents
just say shit that when you were a kid ,
you were like, "Oh, you never used to say shit
like that when I was a kid." Like, my mom was like, "Well,
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I know I used to ground you
when you were a kid . But you did some really
stupid stuff back then. Stupider than sneaking out in the
middle of the night to talk to a reindeer?
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I'm making soupe au pistou. Pesto soup? No, a vegetable... vegetable soup. And I heard you are a vegetarian, so it's perfect timing. Uh, I don't want any. I'm not hungry. You used to love it when you were a kid . You would scoop it up with your hands and put it all over your face.
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pronto. You guys both
work mechanical, so, we figured
you could take a look. - When I was a kid, I used to work for Otis
fixing elevators. I know these suckers
backwards and forwards. - Whoa there, Otis.
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Hey, did you ever steal anything
from a five-and-ten when you were a kid , l mean? No. l'm the sensitive, bookish type.
Did you? l used to. l still do every now and then,
sort of to keep my hand in. Come on. Don't be chicken. Anyway, you've never done it,
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Hey, did you ever steal anything
from a five-and-ten when you were a kid , l mean? No. l'm the sensitive, bookish type.
Did you? l used to. l still do every now and then,
sort of to keep my hand in. Come on. Don't be chicken. Anyway, you've never done it,
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It's like the TARDIS from "Doctor Who." It that some nerd thing?
Because I'm not fluent. No, I mean, me neither, but I used to watch it
when I was a kid in Italy. "Doctor Who" had this, uh, phone booth that was a time machine, and when you stepped inside,
you were, like, outside of time and space. And the world went on, but you were in this whole
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Dean? What are you doing? - Looking for a road.
- You're... You think the road is in a closet? We're in heaven, Sam, okay? Our memories are coming true,
Cass is on TV. Finding a road in a closet would be the
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Remember the penny arcades... that used to be so much fun
when you were a kid ? For a handful of coins,
you could test your strength, your skill at a pinball machine. Those arcades were a lot
of things to a lot of kids, but there was one particular arcade
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When I was a kid,
I used to have this nightmare. My ship landed in a field
and no one ever found me. That nightmare was Davis' life. I always felt like it was a burden knowing that I was destined
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Joe:
You know when you were a kid , did your mum ever used to spray perfume in the air and sort of walk through it?
Richard:
[nods]
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Where are we going? This is where I murder people.
Well, that's a relief. HE CHUCKLES
When I was a kid, me and me brother,
we used to cycle down here. Over there there's, like,
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Red:
Hey you know what? I used to believe in you. When I was a kid I believed nothing really bad could ever happen because you were here. And now i see the fate of the world hangs on idiots like me. And that sir is sort of terrifying.
Mighty Eagle:
It's time fo
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Eddie Pedak:
When I was a kid in Trieste, I used to go out on the boats and I liked it. I want to go out there and watch the land disappear. Be free! And when I come back home, with the land coming back to me, I'll be clean!
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George Zinavoy:
I read a quote once when I was a kid "We live alone, We die alone. Everything else is just an illusion." it used to keep me up at night.
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I used to hike to these
mountains when I was a kid, but I never had
a view like this. But I do not remember
that monfuego being active. Oh, yeah, that happened
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Hal Jordan:
You know, I used to know this kid. Was a funny looking bastard. One day, he's standing on the mound, and he throws a perfect game.
Jason Jordan:
That... that was me.
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Ronald Dahle:
[father of gay son, who won the first lawsuit against a school board in Pennsylvania]
What really irritates me is that I used to go out of my way to actually cause bodily harm to gay people. Okay? We used it like a sport. It was stupid. Then when you came
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Lotso:
I didn't throw you away. Your kid did. Ain't one kid ever loved a toy, really. Chew on that when you're at the dump.
Woody:
Wait. What about Daisy?
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Randal Graves:
Since when did porch monkey suddenly become a racial slur?
Dante Hicks:
When ignorant racists started saying it a hundred years ago!
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Rachel Dawes:
[Bruce and Rachel haven't seen each other for years. Bruce is wet from swimming in a "pool" in the restaurant]
Bruce?
Bruce Wayne:
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Herb Lightman: When I was a kid they used to show these short films before the feature called "serials" and they weren't very good. In fact, they were actually kind of terrible in a wonderful sort of way because you could almos
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ed. For three years Coventry cheered every score. They loved me when I was helping them win, but the rest of the school day I was invisible. Julie was the only one who could see me for more than just a poor kid who could play lacrosse. And to her, the Sunaquot were more than some Indians on a reservation, you know? Losing wasn't the problem. I dishonored the game. And I've done it again.
Nadie Loga
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Afeni lived
across the hall from us. There was always a lot
of Panther paraphernalia that had cops getting
they pig brains blown out. You know, things like that
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Arthur:
In my mind, this is the pond from a book I had when I was a kid called Frog and Toad Together.
Naomi Quinn:
I love Frog and Toad. My mom used to read them to me all the time.
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Dr. John Holden:
Joanna, let me tell you something about myself. When I was a kid, I used to walk down the street with the other kids and when we came to a ladder they'd all walk around it. I'd walk under it, just to see if anything would happen. Nothing ever did. When they'd
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Cody Jarrett:
We're back in business, boys. We're back in business. And not Big Ed's way either. And not for fifty grand. But, first, a question: Supposin' - Supposin' you wanna push in a place like Fort Knox and grab yourself a couple a tons of gold, what's the toughest thing about a job like that?
Jarrett Gang Member:
Gettin' insi
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Cody Jarrett: We're back in business, boys. We're back in business. And not Big Ed's way either. And not for fifty grand. But, first, a question: Supposin' - Supposin' you wanna push in a place like Fort Knox and grab yourself a couple a tons of gold, what's the toughest thing about a job like that?
Jarrett Gang Member: Gettin' insid
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Violet:
[to Six]
When I was a kid... when I was just a little girl... I used to dream about this old, dusty road. And this road would go on as far as the eye could see. There were all these little white flowers growing around the
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a woman's face is lit up in a dark room.
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Jacob Kowalski:
[incredulous]
What are you telling me here? That Senator Shaw was killed by a ... by a kid?
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's kind of like ping-pong. Only the ball's a little biggerand egg-shaped, like my head. Just a joke. Stay calm. Give you a good chanceto throw people on the ground, hurt them like you used towhen you were a kid , 10 feet 6 inches ago. We'd be playing the guards.
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Nick Charles:
[Bringing out a tray full of cocktails]
Ammunition! Come on, stock up.
Male Yuletide Reveler:
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a man holding a tray of wine and glasses.
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Hubert: Bullshit! You pointed a gun at a cop! We coulda been killed!
[an old man flushes the toilet and walks out of the stall]
Old Man: Nothing like a good shit! Do you believe in God? That's the wrong question. Does God believe i
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- You okay?- Yeah, I'm fine. Hey, I didn't know you could dance. We used to do those dance movesto make fun of guys when we were kids, show them how queer they were, okay? - You learned to dance like...
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I just found out about the garage sale down at Bluestar. Why?
Gordon Gekko:
[GG looks surprised for a split second, then quietly chuckles]
Last night, I was reading Rudy the story of Winnie-the-Pooh and the honeypot... You know what happened: he stuck his nose in the pot once too often, and he got st
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Tommy DeVito:
You know what I do now? I work for Joe Pesci. Little Joey Fishes, same kid I used to smack around. A couple of months ago, we were driving through the old neighborhood. He says "Hey Tommy, how do you remember yourself back then?" I says "I think I was a pretty stand up guy." He says "I gotta be hone
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It's actually not bad. I didn't even haveto put ketchup on it. See,I'm not a total gaijin. I hate that word. It's what they usedto call me when I was a kid. I thoughtyou were born here. Well, "outsider" can meanmany different things.
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Yeah.
Gus:
They used to keep that horse in a trailer down outside the bullpen gate. Anyway, I was talking to this kid I had signed, telling him there's no place for him the big leagues. And all of a sudden, I realized you were gone and I couldn
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Langston Whitfield:
What do you say when you come home? What do you say to your wife when you kiss her hello or pick a kid up, put him on your lap and tell him a bedtime story, huh? What do you say? I had a nice day?
Col. de Jager:
You know what you say? You know what you tell yourself after cutting a man's throat?
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Rupert Pupkin:
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Let me introduce myself. My name is Rupert Pupkin. I was born in Clifton, New Jersey... which was not at that time a federal offense. Is there anyone here from Clifton? Oh, good. We can all relax now. I'd like to begin by saying... my parents were too poor to afford me a childhood. But the fact is that... no one is
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the principal commerce of civilized nations." Thomas Jefferson, 200 years ago. That is the philosophy that built this nation.
Barney Caine:
What do you know about this nation? When did you ever give a second thought to American citizens? You're the reason their money's worthless. You're the reason old people are eating out of garbage cans, and kids get killed in bullshit wars. You're not in the oi
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Have you ever done that before? Pull someone into your dream?
Kristen Parker:
When I was a little girl, like 4 or 5, if I'd had a nightmare, I'd always bring my dad in. The dreams would always get better. He used to me about it the next day. He used to think it was *his* dreams.
Nancy Tho
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a woman sits in front of a bulletin board that has a calendar on it.
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Lennie:
George?
George Milton:
What do you want?
Lennie:
Where are we going?
George Milton:
Forget that already, did you?
Lennie:
I forgot. I tried not to forget, honest I did.
George Milton:
Ok,...
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Pete Montana:
Now, listen, boys. Watch this guy McClure - what's head of the new crime commission. He's putting the screws on, and make no mistake about it. Now, the Big Boy wants me to tell you guys ...
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This place is Adhamiyah District. First of all, it's a very old
district here in Baghdad. Second of all,
it's very, very public... After the invasion,
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n the store. I really don't want to fight with you... But you must sometimes wonder how we ended up here. I mean back in college, did you see us... here?
Kate:
I'll give you this, life has thrown us a few surprises.
Jack:
It really has, hasn't it? So if you had to... what would you say was the biggest surprise?
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- What?- Nothing. When you were a kid ,you were kind of a pyro. - Really?- Yeah. What did I set fire to? Everything. We went camping. This spot had all these little plots. They had cheesy westernnames like Monument Valley and Little Big H
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Bartleby:
You are responsible for raising an icon which draws worship from the Lord. You have broken the first commandment. Not only that, I'm afraid not a one of you passes for a decent human being. Your continued existence is a mockery of morality. Like you, Mr. Burton. Last year cheated on your wife of 17 years 8 times. You even had sex with her best
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[at the town festival]
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen:
Then let's finish it, right now!
Buford's Gang Member #1:
Uh, not now, Buford. Uh, Marshal's got our guns.
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen:
Like I said, we'l...
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Cruz Ramirez:
[Cruz is watching the news with a trophy while Lightning is completely miffed]
So... trophy's kinda nice. Don't you think?
[no response]
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Lou:
[Lou has been taken outside my Scotty]
Okay, here's the plan: Get off this patio. Get back to the barn. Get a better pitchfork. Huh?
[Lou sees a bone with balloons floating to the ground]
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What'd you say?
Jean:
I said they're not good enough for him. Every Jane in the room is giving him the thermometer and he feels they're just a waste of time. He's returning to his book; he's deeply immersed in it. He sees no one except - watch his head turn when that kid goes by. Won't do ya any good, dear - he's a bookworm - but swing 'em
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Hey, Dipper! Oh, hey, Wendy. What's up? Are you coming to the party? What are you doin' out here? Oh, I'm-- I'm on my way. I like watching the trick-or-treaters. Reminds me of when I was a kid. Okay, then. You're coming, right? Definitely, definitely. Cool. See ya there. Later, guys. You're going to a party. Well-- well, hey, I-- aah! That's why you were acting so weird And trying to h
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Herb Brooks:
[to Craig]
Take a look at this.
Craig Patrick:
What's this?
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Mack:
One morning, about three years ago, I was on my way to a meeting at the Mutual Benefit building on Wilshire, in the Miracle Mile. I love that name - the Miracle Mile. It's the building across the street from the county art museum, I was thinking about the
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I beg your pardon?
Elder Aaron Davis:
The, the, comic page? When I was a little kid, I use to put my face right up to them, you know um, And I was just amazed because it was just this mass of dots, I think life is like that sometimes. But I like to think that from Gods pr
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two men talking to each other, one wearing a tie and the other wearing a tie.