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to have a bun in the oven einen Braten in der Röhre haben [ugs.] [schwanger sein]

circle the wagons to stop communicating with people not in your group to avoid their ideas or beliefs Americans are feeling it is an especially good time to spend time with family, to circle the wagons.

kibitz (third-person singular simple present kibitzes, present participle kibitzing, simple past and past participle kibitzed) To chat; to gossip; to make small talk or idle chatter. Louise and I used to head down to the coffee shop and just sit for hours and kibitz. To give unsolicited or unwanted advice or make unhelpful or idle comments, especially to someone playing a game. Quit kibitzing! You're giving away my hand!

The Home Depot, Inc. (börsennotiert an der NYSE, Aktiensymbol: HD, ISIN US4370761029, WKN 866953) ist eine US-amerikanische Baumarktkette für Hobbybastler sowie für professionelle Handwerker mit Firmensitz in Atlanta Store Support Center, 2455 Paces Ferry Road, Atlanta, Georgia.[2]

to be a beard: The term 'Beard' is used to describe a person who is being used by another person to cover something up

American Splendor is a series of autobiographical comic books written by the late Harvey Pekar and drawn by a variety of artists.

Toby Radloff (born 12 December 1957) is a former file clerk who became a minor celebrity owing to his appearances in Cleveland writer Harvey Pekar's autobiographical comic book American Splendor. He works at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Cleveland. Radloff currently works as a courier.[citation needed] Radloff has a distinctive manner of speech and quirky mannerisms. He is a self-proclaimed "Genuine Nerd," and is proud of it. He publicly came out as gay after the release of the American Splendor film in 2003.[1] Radloff met Pekar in 1980 when Radloff was hired at the VA Hospital, and soon became a recurring character in American Splendor. Radloff starred in such stories as "Lentils and Lent" (illustrated by Sean Carroll), "Double Feature Part 1: Footloose, Starring Toby Radloff" and "Double Feature Part 2: Revenge of the Nerds", (both illustrated by Bill Knapp), "Toby Saves the Day," (illustrated by Ed Wesolowski), and "Hollywood Reporter" and "Reduction" (both illustrated by Josh Neufeld).[2] His appearances in American Splendor eventually led Radloff to starring in a series of MTV segments throughout the 1980s, and acting in the low budget, cult horror films Killer Nerd, Bride of Killer Nerd, and Townies. He also appeared on the Public-access television cable TV The Eddie Marshall Show. He became a local celebrity for his takes on nerd topics such as cheese, yo-yos, hamburgers, the Internet, world politics and being a nerd. In the 2003 film American Splendor, the award-winning film adaptation of Pekar's comic, Radloff is played by Judah Friedlander, and also appears as himself in the documentary sections of the film. On August 3, 2006, Radloff tried out to be the next "Wack Packer" on The Howard Stern Show, but lost in the finals because Stern and crew felt that he was too famous.[3][4] In 2007, Toby appeared in various segments of Wayne Alan Harold's "Super Deluxe Revue" for Turner Broadcasting online comedy site SuperDeluxe.com. Radloff also supplied the title character's voice for the Lance Myers animated series The Ted Zone. SuperDeluxe was recently folded into Turner's AdultSwim.com. Currently, Radloff is appearing in videos at his official website. The clips are created by his longtime producer, Wayne Alan Harold. Radloff currently lives in Berea, Ohio and is an acolyte at Trinity Cathedral in Cleveland.

Phillip „Phil“ Calvin McGraw ist ein US-amerikanischer Psychologe und Fernsehmoderator. Er wurde durch seine Auftritte bei der Ophra Winfrey Show berühmt und bekam eine eigene Show, Dr. Phil, in der er über seine Erfahrung in der klinischen Psychologie spricht. Er wurde zum "beliebtesten Ami" gewählt & ist sehr erfolgreich.

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LUKE: I'm not incapable. I just haven't been hit in the head with the Oprah stick lately.

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LIZ: Oh, stop it. It's about a zillion years old with flowing sleeves. I'm like Vanessa Redgrave in "Camelot." Seriously, I love myself in this dress.

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LORELAI: Did you bring the Nutter Butters?

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LORELAI: Mmm...the absolute funniest movie known to man -- "Fatso."
RORY: I'm loving the title.
LORELAI: Anne Bancroft wrote and directed it.
RORY: Well, Annie Sullivan, look at you go. So how's everything at the inn coming along?

LUKE: […] What happened to Kansas? Isn't Kansas lousy with wheat?
LORELAI: I do recall Toto running through fields of it. Coffee to go, please.

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LUKE: […] Do you have any idea where I can find myrtle?
LORELAI: Did you check the bingo parlor?

JESS: The place looks the same. Is that your dinner?
LUKE: Couldn't book my usual table at Le Cirque.

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[FONT=&quot]L[/FONT]UKE: I'm hearing a good buzz about a chow mein sandwich.
[Jess sees Luke's tape player and starts to press play. Luke jumps up to stop him.]
JESS: What's on the playlist these days? I'm guessing Jethro Tull or Jethro Tull.

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PARIS: That is Professor Asher Fleming in there, of Yale University. He's an important man, and you're acting like you're about to sell his spleen to UCLA.

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DOCTOR: The procedures are the procedures.
PARIS: Oh, really? I thought the procedures were a hat. Hit me with some more lame tautology, Socrates.
DOCTOR: That's enough. Now, calm down, take a seat, and let us continue our work.
PARIS: Oh, you men, always telling us to calm down. Me, Hillary, Martha -- the second we make a squeak, you're pushing us onto the fainting couch.