[Lore-01]

Ich hab zu blood on the highway und  strech und skinny auch nichts gefunden. Komishc, va bei dem film?


T.P. würd ich mitreinnehmen. ist auf den ersten blick nicht so klar.


Super, dann haben wir 5.5 ja fertig.


Ich hab noch was aus 1.4 :/

MAX: We are gonna be focusing on Elizabethan literature. Shakespeare, Marlowe, Bacon, Ben Jonson, John Webster -
DAD #1: Yeah, is Marlowe really that significant?
MAX: Well we wanna give as complete an overview as possible.
MOM #1: Yes but will he be included on the Advance Placement test?

MAX: So are you a B-52’s girl?
LORELAI: What? [looks at her shirt and giggles] No, I’m a klutz girl who should not drive with a coffee in her hand. I, uh, had it in the car

RORY: It was too humiliating.
LORELAI: Oh, honey, you once told me that you loved ‘Saved by the Bell’. What could be more humiliating than that.?

[Rory is sitting on a bench reading. Paris comes up behind her]

PARIS: ‘Let me not to the marriage of true minds admit impediments, love is not love which alters when it alterations finds or bends with the remover to remove - oh no! It is an ever-fixed mark that looks on tempests and is never shaken. It is the star to every wandering bark who worth’s unknown although his height be taken’ You’re going down.

LORELAI: ‘The Comedy of Errors’ - written?
RORY: 1590
LORELAI: Published?
RORY: 1698
LORELAI: Ooh 1623 - close
…
LORELAI: I’m running the study session here. Ok. Richard III?

LORELAI: Oh no that’s true. I added that. Wouldn’t want you to get in trouble with ‘Il duce’ here. I thought this place was going to be so great! And now I guess this goes on the ‘Boy was I wrong’ list, right above gauchos but just below the ‘Flashdance’ phase.

SOOKIE: Yes, the risotto and a riesling. Ha! A riesling
LORELAI: Why not just drink battery acid.