[Lore-01]

Emo (Emotional Hardcore; engl. [ˈiːmoʊ], dt. auch [ˈeːmo]) bezeichnet ursprünglich ein Subgenre des Hardcore-Punk, auch Emocore genannt, das sich durch das stärkere Betonen von Gefühlen wie Verzweiflung und Trauer sowie durch die Beschäftigung mit gesellschaftlichen, politischen und zwischenmenschlichen Themen auszeichnet.
Ungefähr seit dem Jahr 2000 wird mit Emo auch ein jugendkulturelles Modephänomen bezeichnet, das mit dem gleichnamigen Musikstil nur mittelbar in Verbindung steht.

In common parlance, a devil's advocate is someone who, given a certain argument, takes a position he or she does not necessarily agree with, for the sake of argument. In taking such position, the individual taking on the devil's advocate role seeks to engage others in an argumentative discussion process. The purpose of such process is typically to test the quality of the original argument and identify weaknesses in its structure, and to use such information to either improve or abandon the original, opposing position. It can also refer to someone who takes a stance that is seen as unpopular or unconventional, but is actually another way of arguing a much more conventional stance.

oder Film http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Im_Auftrag_des_Teufels



Ich hab doch noch ein paar häs:

LANE: Beer.
ZACH: It's a party, Lane. What were you expecting, Tang?

JESS: We're dork-early.
RORY: Come on, get into the spirit of things. Hello Cleveland!

JESS: Where's the tap?
KYLE: The what?
JESS: It's a keg, it's sealed. You need to hook up a tap to pump the beer out.
KYLE: I told you the thing in the bag did something.
RICK: [pulls the tap out of a bag] No instructions.
JESS: Jeez. [he attaches the tap to the keg] There, start pumping.
MARSHALL: All right. To Jess!
KYLE: To Jess.
RICK: To Jess.
JESS: Yeah.
KYLE: Yeah.
RORY: You and Springsteen, the working man's hero.

BRIAN: I have completely forgotten how to play the bass.
ZACH: Perfect.
DAVE: Brian, you're just nervous. Take a deep breath and use your inhaler.
ZACH: Yeah, and don't forget that the hair and fingernails on John Entwistle's body were still growing when they brought in his replacement.

LORELAI: No, no, but this is where you start paying - in sweat.
LUKE: What?
NICOLE: Fame, right?
LORELAI: Yeah, Debbie Allen. In sweat. I just loved how she said that. Let's see. . .uh, you need towels.