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SEASON THREE

“I almost killed a dog yesterday.” “It’s so hard to remember your childhood nightmares clearly.” “They may be poor, but that doesn’t mean they should be unfashionable.” “They may be shallow, but that doesn’t mean they should be executed.” “Very well. I’m sold.” “My imaginary friend fell down.” “God, even your imaginary friends are embarrassing.” “This is just like a high school.”  “You know, I get the feeling we’ll be saying that all our lives.”  “It only seems like high school. Actually, it’s much worse.” “What the hell are you talking about?” “Your picture’s full of bloody people! That’s not a still life!” “So, we’re more or less even on the night.” “Sometimes I feel like the whole adult world is against youth culture.” “Aren’t teenage girls screwed up enough, without you foisting your shallow values on them and making there lousy self-images even worse?” “Hey, I’m jiggy with it.” “My congratulations. You’ve done it again.” “Perfect record. I’ve gotten the same thing three years in a row.” “That’s what happens when you fill in the letter “C” for every answer. Gets the whole test over within five minutes.” “You made me lose my place!” “Oh, what a joy I didn’t wake up dead.” “I want to live to see what this place looks like after it’s obliterated.” “Being a post-apocalyptic town is going to be cool. Other towns will be scared of us.” “Don’t drink from that big bottle in the kitchen; it’s silver nitrate.” “I’m training to become a doctor so if Daddy has another heart attack, I’ll be here to save him.” “That’s the spirit, sweetie. Avenge my death.” “Maybe you should start off with something easier. Many coloring books feature hearts. And rainbows.” “Good, they’re gone. We’re all alone.” “Oh, all right, you can stay. But if you could be really, really quiet, that would be great.” “A cute cowboy stole our money!” “One of us has a problem. That’s all you need to know.” “It’s a neck zit!” “Did I say the wrong thing?”  “Don’t worry about it.” “So you finally convinced your dad that you’re not a communist?” “I’m showing him how much I love money by hitting him up for it every chance I get.” “You’re not one of those ‘young people are our greatest hope’ guys, are you?” “Tranquilizers?! Have you considered homeopathy?”  “I’m going to stick with guys for now, but thanks for asking.” “I’m not picky. The manger will be fine.” “That guy keeps looking at me.” “Oh gee, did I wake you? I guess that means you haven’t been murdered. Well, that’s good.” “I guess righteous indignation isn’t really appropriate then.” “I’m always late. That’s why I don’t wear a watch. They depress me.” “Maybe we just have different ideas about what a commitment is.” “I guess it wasn’t such a great idea for us to get together on this.”  “No, I guess there was no way it couldn’t work out.”

SEASON FOUR

“It’s unethical, it’s immoral, it may well be illegal. I’ll have no part of it.” “I had a bad experience on that hill with the Girl Scouts.” “We kept marching and singing and marching and singing about some freak named John Jacob Jingleheimer somebody.” “Wow, that’s kind of heroic.” “Gee, this won’t end badly.” “That’s the most intelligent question you’ve asked all year.” “I failed to convince my mother and father to let me have this summer off.” “You’ve learned that failure isn’t so bad now, is it?” “I’ve learned that my parents would rather I dropped from exhaustion than missed the opportunity to shred some congressman’s incriminating phone bills.” “You could try failing at being sarcastic.” “Since when do you eat candy? You told me it was poison.” “When you brush your teeth, do you ever scrub right through to your brain?” “It is a stunning array of pod people.” “It’s times like these I’m glad I don’t go to your school.” “I suppose your ivy-choked prep school is any better?” “We never had this conversation.” “I don’t know you well enough to wear my cape around you yet.” “Favorite pastime: changing water into wine?” “I could love you, but those togas make your butt look so big.” “At the count of ten, I will snap my fingers, and hopefully remember none of this.” “I can’t believe no guy would give us a ride.” “You know I was thinking, if people in really poor countries can’t get food, does that mean they can’t get diet soda either?” “here are girls in there rubbing stuff on each other’s cheeks and making animal noises. I got kind of scared.” “Some part of me is actually saying that breaking up is right.” “How come every five minutes I feel like I’m going to throw up?” “You haven’t been eating out of the refrigerator again, have you?”

SEASON FIVE