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Alles klar, vill ist lena ja noch iwie wach

Ja, das stimmt Eieiei, das wird schon irgendwie. Ich hab die nähchsten 3 tage frei, da könnte ich schon einiges machen, aber ohne Austausch ist es auch nicht dasselbe. Ich weiß nicht.

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fehlende häs aus 1.7

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“I think the whole Angelina Jolie/Billy Bob Thronton thing really proves that.” Lorelai



TAYLOR: This is the Autumn Festival. Your show is right across the street from the Horn of Plenty! You're right smack dab in the middle of everything. You have to decorate.



(Cut to the street. Rory is geting off the bus from Hartford. She walks into the grocery store. Taylor and Dean are looking at a stack of canned goods.)
TAYLOR: I don't know. It doesn't really look like the Mayflower.



LANE: I can't help it. I'm obsessed. I'm totally living vicariously through you.
RORY: Why? You got kissed last weekend. Remember? You told me. That guy your parents set you up with. The one with the Lincoln Continental. What's his name? Patrick Cho!



LANE: Well, let's see. Dean's from Chicago, which you know.
RORY: I do.
LANE: He likes Nick Drake and Liz Phair and the Sugarplastic and he's deathly allergic to walnuts.



LORELAI: Oh, OK, great. I was watching General Hospital the other day and you know, they have a new Lucky 'cause the old Lucky went to play something where he could have a real name. So the old Lucky had this girlfriend, Liz, who thought that he died in a fire. So then they bring on this new Lucky and you're all like "OK, I know that's not the old Lucky because the new Lucky has way more hair gel issues" but still, Liz was so upset about his supposed death that you could not wait to see them kiss, you know?



LORELAI: The hair, the build, something about the eyes. He reminds me of Christopher.
LUKE: Well that's not too surprising.
LORELAI: You're going to quote Freud to me? 'Cause I'll push you in front of a moving car. This talk was going so well.



LORELAI: Yeah...It's Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
CASHIER: Oh, that's nice. Isn't that the one with Gene Hackman?
DEAN: Uh, Gene Wilder.



DEAN: Hey, you forgot your Red Vines.




LORELAI: I'm sorry. I thought you would be happy about this.
RORY: In what universe would I be happy? This isn't Amish country. Girls and boys usually date alone.

(hatten wir ja schon, kann man einfach übernehmen)


RORY: I can't believe you did this. I'm so humiliated.
LORELAI: You're totally overreacting. I invited him to a movie and pizza, not to Niagra Falls.



LORELAI: Plenty. Come on. Dab on some lip gloss, clear but fruity. Maybe a little mascara. Wear your hair down and your attitude high.
RORY: You're like a crazy Elsa Klensch.



BABETTE: There used be a great club there called -- what was it called baby?
MOREY: Uh...Mr. Kelly's.



LORELAI: I know. I'm not mad. I just wanted to hear about it. That's all. It's no big deal. It's OK, I'm fine. It's one too many Caramello bars. I'm sorry. You have school, I have work, so time for bed.



DEAN: So, uh, at what point does the outsider get to suggest a movie for movie night?
RORY: That depends. What movie are you thinking of?
DEAN: I don't know...Boogie Nights, maybe.
RORY: You'll never get that past Lorelai.
DEAN: Not a Marky Mark fan?
RORY: She had a bad reaction to Magnolia. She sat there screaming for three hours 'I want my life back!' and then we got kicked out of the theater. It was actually a pretty entertaining day.




RORY: The theme from Ice Castles makes you cry.
LORELAI: Oh, that's a good one.
DEAN: That's not true.
LORELAI: Oh I've got one. At the end of The Way We Were, you wanted Robert Redford to dump his wife and kid for Barbra Streisand.
DEAN: I've never seen The Way We Were.
LORELAI: Oh!
RORY: Are you kidding?
LORELAI: What are you waiting for? Heartache, laughter --
RORY: Communism.