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Jordan wrote:I can't get anyone to do the Cthulhu shuffle with me (dances a jig)
-710 Split Show, 12/27/2009
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Kaci: You seem enthusiastic.
Curtis: Thank you, I have been cultivating facial enthusiasm.

-from the Amazon & The Milksop show, 12/27/2009
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Roy Janik wrote:
majcher wrote:"You know, things to do."
Marc, I have a feeling this will wind up being one of my top 5 lines this go-round. It was perfect in context, and your delivery of it was instantaneous and unapologetic.

Someone with a better memory should post the preceding dialogue and situation.
The orphan Horace (Curtis) had just been rescued from a horrible life of servitude and drug addiction by his aunt (Valerie), his uncle (Jon Bolden), and their fixer/guy-who-gets-things-done (Majcher). It was realized by Horace that his relatives had known of him and his predicament for years, but had only recently come to save him.

Curtis: But, if you knew about the picture and my mother, why did you wait FIVE YEARS to come find me?
Marc (without a moment's hesitation, and in a fine Dickensian accent): "Oh, you know, fings to do..."

Post by Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell »

i was still recovering from being eaten by zombies (the first time), so i missed who said it, but in the third set at Same Year's, someone said something like:

"This is our third emergency meeting this week!"

and it cracked me up. :)

also...

Caitlin (waiting for Joplin): Where is he?
Chuy (steps into the light): I'm here!
Roy Janik wrote:
Curtis wrote:Wow, I haven't known many women who could handle the bold flavor of Dos Equis.
-from the Amazon & The Milksop show, 12/27/2009
oh, so very seconded!
Sweetness Prevails.

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"Stage two, bitches!!!"

- Peter Rogers, Maestro, commenting on pancreatic cancer.
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Kim Roche wrote:Maybe Heaven is a temp job that pays 17 bucks an hour and has no direct supervisor.
-My Friend Stripey final show of their initial run, 1/3/2010
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Spaceship!-blonde child in the audience 01.02.10 Maestro.

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Sunday 1/3 PGraph show. Val was an old, clueless woman on Beeler's paper route
Val: Is there anything interesting in the news?
Beeler: Uh...the Cowboys won
Val: Oh good, those Indians had it coming.
I wish I could capture how awesome and immediate Val's line was.

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kbadr wrote:Sunday 1/3 PGraph show. Val was an old, clueless woman on Beeler's paper route
Val: Is there anything interesting in the news?
Beeler: Uh...the Cowboys won
Val: Oh good, those Indians had it coming.
I wish I could capture how awesome and immediate Val's line was.
Niiiiiiiiiiiiiice, Val. Real nice.
They call me Dollar Bill 'cause I always make sense.
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When the devil comes back he's going to be wearing a turquoise bowler shirt.
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kbadr wrote:Sunday 1/3 PGraph show. Val was an old, clueless woman on Beeler's paper route
Val: Is there anything interesting in the news?
Beeler: Uh...the Cowboys won
Val: Oh good, those Indians had it coming.
I wish I could capture how awesome and immediate Val's line was.
Too soon.
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Post by Justin D. »

This may be the only time I've submitted a line for something that didn't come from a show. Peter Rogers said this in a mobster scene during the Merlin Works Mixer when another person mentioned something about wanting a sandwich.

"How about a fuck you sandwich? That's a piece of bread on top, another piece of bread on the bottom, and a FUCK YOU in the middle."

Imagine the hand gestures that went with that to really drive it home.
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"Is this the line for Uncle Tom's Crazy Cabin?" - Jenny Carlson in line for increasingly racist rides at a Six Flags-esqe amusement park. At the Sarah Seven show, Coldtowne Theater, 1-3-2010.
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Madeline wrote:Lower your pants, sir. The whores are in the next room.
-from the Keith Johnstone workshop, day 3
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(Kaci and Howard in a scene where they are both telling a story one word at a time, after receiving a free cotton candy at the county fair)

Kaci: Free!
Howard: ...Dom!

also, clearly...

(Troy is given the challenge to do a monologue convincing someone to go home with him that night)

lights up
Troy: (points repeatedly to his own crotch)
lights down

-Johnstone Maestro
Sweetness Prevails.

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