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It came out of the faucet that way.

It's been months since I've had a "Getting to Know You Wednesday."

Life's been a little crazy.

So today, when life is a little bit calm and I've got the least chaotic week I've had for ages, I thought I'd jump back in.

So today, if you leave me a comment telling me your most favorite-ist movie line ever, I'll enter you in a drawing for your very own copy of Josh Groban's new Christmas CD - Noel. It's a good one, folks. Classic holiday music from such a wonderful vocalist... you'll like it, I promise.

I just want one movie line. Not your three favorite... not a paragraph. Just one line. The one you find yourself repeating. The one that makes you laugh every time. Your very favorite movie line of all time.

And if you're the first person to name the movie my title is from, you'll get an extra entry in the drawing.

Now, let's hear it.

Comments

  1. Anonymous1:23 PM

    Of course I know the movie Eunice! But I won't ruin it for everyone else!
    La Chel

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  2. Anonymous2:04 PM

    I gave her my heart and she gave me a pen.

    Leana

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  3. Anonymous3:32 PM

    I love you Dad and there's nothing you can do about it.

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  4. Anonymous3:34 PM

    What's up Doc?

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  5. Kelly3:55 PM

    "carrots and celery ARE JUST THE BASE OF THE SOUP!!!" Only, it's way funnier in context....

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  6. Anonymous6:23 PM

    Always give up

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  7. Anonymous6:28 PM

    "Don't even think about it cowboy!"

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  8. Katy7:15 PM

    "Have fun storming the castle." from the Princess Bride

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  9. Chrissy King8:10 PM

    I can't do favorites. I get all nervous and keep changing my mind because I don't know which one is "really" my very favorite. So I'll cheat and say this is "a" favorite.

    "Are you serious Clark?"
    Ahh, gotta love cousin Eddie!

    [which is followed closely by "I don't know about you but I sure am enjoying it!" And "Save the neck for me Clark."] :o)

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  10. KJP10:30 PM

    Princess Bride: Inconcievable!

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  11. Anonymous10:47 PM

    How much is it without bufferin?

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  12. Andi6:44 AM

    There are so many and I am not good a remembering! But since it is the Christmas season I will say

    "Eddie, I couldn't be more surprised if I woke up with my head stapled to the carpet."

    My favorite movie moment, is when the Dad in The Christmas Story is opening the box to his leg lamp, and pronounces Fragile as fra-geel-ay, It must be french! THen when the mom breaks it...I giggle every time...

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  13. Anonymous8:19 AM

    From While You Were Sleeping:

    "These mashed potatoes are so creamy."

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  14. Anonymous8:39 AM

    Keep the change you filthy animal.

    -Jeanne from Maine, a constant lurker

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  15. Melissa8:49 AM

    Hey, Cathy! What a fun drawing... I'm dying for that Josh Groban CD!

    DH's and my all-time favorite line (from Oceans Eleven): "Ted Nugent called--he wants his shirt back."

    :)

    Melissa

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  16. Lorraine10:59 AM

    "In case I forget to tell you later, I had a great time tonight!" (Pretty Woman)

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  17. SONJA11:08 AM

    "GOSH!..idiot."
    (Napolean Dynamite)

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  18. Unknown11:42 AM

    Bud: Woah, Woah, Woah! Wait a minute! You guys aren't one of those freaky cults are you? Ya know, who dance naked and you want us to take off our clothes and feed us special punch?
    Falkner: ...No...
    Bud: Damn! We were so close.
    -BioDome

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  19. Anonymous1:13 PM

    "you had me at hello"

    love.jerry.mcguire.

    miss.you.more.though.cathy!

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  20. Anonymous4:08 PM

    "There is a distinct possibility that I am profoundly and irreversibly screwed up." (Runaway Bride)

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  21. Anonymous6:19 AM

    I am not trying to get another entry in I just remembered this one so I thought I would throw it in.

    You have a freak flag you´re just not flying it.

    Leana

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  22. Susie1:37 PM

    Darn it, I missed the fun! I have to tell you my favorite line, though- it's from Tombstone. Cutie Val Kilmer says, "I'll be your Huckleberry." Love it.

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  23. Bree8:40 PM

    Ok, I know I am late....and you have already had the drawing, but I still wanted to comment:

    "OLIVE JUICE!" -The Other Sister

    (say it all the time!)

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