30.10.2016, 17:23
Supi! 
mensch, da geht ja was vorwärts. Hab die von 1.2 gar nicht gesehen 
Hab noch die hier aus 1.5
mensch, da geht ja was vorwärts. Hab die von 1.2 gar nicht gesehen Hab noch die hier aus 1.5
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EMILY: We went to her house in Groton to see the first moon landing. She'd just gotten a new Philco.
LORELAI: I have no memory of this whatsoever.
EMILY: Rory, correct me if I'm wrong, but men have walked on the moon regardless of whether your mother remembers it or not.
RORY: That's the rumor.
(gibt doch immer wieder gerüchte, die 1. mondlandung wäre gefälscht gewesen.)
LORELAI: (to Lane) Where does your mother think you are?
(Lane turns off the music.)
LANE: Oh, on a park bench contemplating the reunification of the two Koreas.
LORELAI: Not here, skanking to Rancid?
(chilton cake-fair; Mr. Medina walks up to Lorelai.)
MR. MEDINA: Very Henry the Eighth.
LORELAI: Well we're not into subtle.
LORELAI: I'm going to be in town tomorrow because I take a class at Hartford State and there's a coffee shop across the street that I sometimes, almost all the time, go to around 4:00 and usually exactly 4:12. I could not stop a person from entering said establishment around that time, nor would I avoid them if I knew them if they did.
MR. MEDINA: You know the wordsmith thing -- that's something we have in common.
LORELAI: Well I want to be in the Bangles but that doesn't mean I quit my job and get a guitar and ruin my life to be a Bangle, does it?
MR. MEDINA: The Bangles broke up.
LORELAI: Thank you. (to Sookie) Life is a funny funny thing, huh?
SOOKIE: Yeah I love that Jim Carrey.
LORELAI: What?
SOOKIE: Jim Carrey. He's just -- he's just -- funny.
LORELAI: He is funny but I didn't mean funny, funny. I'm being philosophical.
SOOKIE: Oh. Very serious face. Jean-Paul Sartre.
LUKE: How the counter is a sacred space. MY sacred space. You don't do yoga on the Dalai Lama's mat and you don't come behind my counter, period.
BABETTE: Oh, just fine. He had a couple of concussions his first year here but he never complains. He's just the best thing. I don't know what I'd do without him. (voice breaks)
LORELAI: Oh, Babette. What do you mean 'without him'?
BABETTE: I saw on Oprah a few weeks ago. She had on couples who lost a child. Most of the marriages went belly-up for the pain of it all. Even though they loved each other.
EMILY: We went to her house in Groton to see the first moon landing. She'd just gotten a new Philco.
LORELAI: I have no memory of this whatsoever.
EMILY: Rory, correct me if I'm wrong, but men have walked on the moon regardless of whether your mother remembers it or not.
RORY: That's the rumor.
(gibt doch immer wieder gerüchte, die 1. mondlandung wäre gefälscht gewesen.)
LORELAI: (to Lane) Where does your mother think you are?
(Lane turns off the music.)
LANE: Oh, on a park bench contemplating the reunification of the two Koreas.
LORELAI: Not here, skanking to Rancid?
(chilton cake-fair; Mr. Medina walks up to Lorelai.)
MR. MEDINA: Very Henry the Eighth.
LORELAI: Well we're not into subtle.
LORELAI: I'm going to be in town tomorrow because I take a class at Hartford State and there's a coffee shop across the street that I sometimes, almost all the time, go to around 4:00 and usually exactly 4:12. I could not stop a person from entering said establishment around that time, nor would I avoid them if I knew them if they did.
MR. MEDINA: You know the wordsmith thing -- that's something we have in common.
LORELAI: Well I want to be in the Bangles but that doesn't mean I quit my job and get a guitar and ruin my life to be a Bangle, does it?
MR. MEDINA: The Bangles broke up.
LORELAI: Thank you. (to Sookie) Life is a funny funny thing, huh?
SOOKIE: Yeah I love that Jim Carrey.
LORELAI: What?
SOOKIE: Jim Carrey. He's just -- he's just -- funny.
LORELAI: He is funny but I didn't mean funny, funny. I'm being philosophical.
SOOKIE: Oh. Very serious face. Jean-Paul Sartre.
LUKE: How the counter is a sacred space. MY sacred space. You don't do yoga on the Dalai Lama's mat and you don't come behind my counter, period.
BABETTE: Oh, just fine. He had a couple of concussions his first year here but he never complains. He's just the best thing. I don't know what I'd do without him. (voice breaks)
LORELAI: Oh, Babette. What do you mean 'without him'?
BABETTE: I saw on Oprah a few weeks ago. She had on couples who lost a child. Most of the marriages went belly-up for the pain of it all. Even though they loved each other.
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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