Brent LeRoy: Want me to fill it up?
Man: Sure. You know I've never driven across Saskatchewan before.
Brent LeRoy: Well, you still haven't really. About halfway to go yet.
Man: Sure is flat.
Brent LeRoy: How do you mean?
Man: You know, flat. Nothing to see.
Brent LeRoy: What do you mean, like topographically? Hey Hank, this guy says Saskatchewan is flat.
Hank Yarbo: How do you mean?
Brent LeRoy: Topographically I guess. He says there's nothin' to see.
Hank Yarbo: There's lots to see. There's nothin' to block your view.
Brent LeRoy: There's lots to see. Nothin' to block your view. Like the mountains back there. They're uh... Well, what the hell? I could've sworn there was a big mountain range back there. Juttin' up into the sky all purple and majestic. I must be thinkin' of a postcard I saw or somethin'. Hey, it is kinda flat, thanks for pointin' that out.
Man: You guys always this sarcastic?
Brent LeRoy: There's nothin' else to do.
Customer: What's that, quantum physics?
Wanda Dollard: Yeah, I've always been
fascinated that light could be a particle and a wave. I was gonna study
it in college, but then I got interested in biochemistry. And then on a
whim settled on liguistics with minor in comparative religion.
Customer: Wow, how'd you end up in a place
like this?
Wanda Dollard: The last girl quit, can
you believe it?
Wanda Dollard: Now, I just need to finish
the set design. I'm thinking something shiny. Bright colors, red, green,
flashing lights.
Brent LeRoy: So old Chistmas decorations?
Wanda Dollard: Yeah!
Brent LeRoy: Fine, you deck the halls
but I'm not donning any gay apparel.
Wanda Dollard: Okay.
Brent: Don't point your pickle at me!
Oscar: Let me answer that question with another question: Shut Up!
Brent: Brunch is a powerfull tool. I won't see it used for evil.
Oscar: John Luck Pickarrd. Who the hell
is that?
Brent: It's Jean Luc Picard dad, he's
french.
Oscar: Ah those french bastards! Bouncing
checks! Marge Simpson. She sounds familar. What does she look like?
Brent: Thin, orange skin, blue hair.
Oscar: Don't take checks from Marge or
that french guy!
Lacey: Who is it?
Davis: Open up ma'am, police business.
Lacey: [opens the door] Is this official
police business, or do you just want a cup of coffee?
Davis: Do you have any on?
Fitzy: My plan to promote Dog River is working. An American tourist came here accidentally.
Lacey: Yeah, Brent. Why don't you look Fitzy's Grandma in the eye and give her one good reason this town can't build a great big dirty ho.
Oscar: Her memory's going.
Emma: I remember. You want Alpha-getti.
Oscar: If you remember, why did you bring
home Dino-ghetti ?
Emma: What difference does it make ?
Oscar: You can't spell with dinosaurs.
Brent: Plus, I was careful to choose a
slogan where the letters couldn't be rearranged to spell anything embarrassing.
Wanda: What slogan ?
Brent: Come for the oil change. Stay for
the grease.
Wanda: Choose Glenn Frey for a menage
a trois.
Oscar: There's nothing wrong with my memory. You think I'm not on the ball, but I'm on the ball. I'll tell you when I get off the ball -- which is never.
Emma: Don't fly off the handle.
Oscar: I'm not off the handle. I'm still
on the handle. I'll tell you when I come off the handle -- or the ball.
Brent: Man, is it busy. I've been hearing
more bells than ....
Wanda: Quasimodo, Pavlov's dog, the chief
bell-tester down at the big bell factory.
Brent: What was the first one you said
there -- Quomidoso ? Let's go with that.
Emma: You've gone too far. You should apologize.
Brent: Me !! What about you ?
Emma: I have to live with the guy, now
apologize. You're making him paranoid.
Brent: Making him paranoid ? This is the
guy that thinks the GST was brought in as a personal attack against him.
Davis: A glove compartment is for gloves.
You're not supposed to put other things in there.
Karen: I hate to think what you keep in
a handbag.
Hank: Hey Brent, how tall are you?
Brent: About 5'9.
Hank: My point exactly!
Brent: Did I just lose an argument I wasn't
even in?
Brent: Yeah, that's why most people go to med school. So they can feel up old men ... legally.
Lacey: Look, you guys just let me talk
to him, okay. He's an old friend. He'll be fine. Really. I'm fine.
Brent: Is that why you're pouring gravy
on apple pie ?
Lacey: He was just so forgiving. You know,
I mean, you could treat him badly and he'd say I'm sorry.
Brent: Heartless bastard.
Lacey: You think there's something wrong
with me.
Brent: No. Other than that you'll never
be happy, or satisfied. Probably die alone, houseful of cats.
Hank: Look honey, if you need a shoulder
to cry on, I'm always here for you.
Lacey: You are so close to getting a knee
in the balls.
Hank: So it's over between us then.
Lacey: You should seriously consider starting
your own cult.
Brent: I'm thinking about it. Play your
cards right, you could be wife number 30.
Oscar: I didn't know whether to tell you
this or not, but someone in town has a crush on me.
Emma: A crush ... on you. You couldn't
get a dog to lick you if you were covered in gravy.
Oscar: What the hell are you talking about.
Dogs lick me all the time.
Emma: So who's got a crush on you ? Is
Helen Keller back in town ?
Brent: She is easy on the eyes.
Oscar: Wouldn't be after Emma got through
with her.
Brent: Oh, that's true. Lacey seems nimble,
but I don't think she could match Mum's raw power.
Karen: Admit it Davis, you'll stop traffic
at the drop of a hat.
Davis: I was young and bored -- thin and
pretty.
Wanda: What the hell happened ?
Lacey: Hey Wanda, you want some lunch ?
Wanda: I want somebody to kick me in the
jaw.
Lacey: So hard to have a regular conversation
in this town.
Paul the bartender: Hi Lacey, what can
I getcha ?
Lacey: I feel like a glass of wine. What's
you house red ?
Paul the bartender: Not sure ... hey,
what's it say on that bag of wine over there ? No, that's ketchup, the
one beside it.
Lacey: You know what ? Beer's good.
Brent: Hey Marvin. Listen that was a pretty
cool thing you did for Lacey. And I know we haven't been overly hospitable
here. So, can I buy you a drink ? Bearing in mind I'm not gay.
Marvin the Taxman: I could use another
drink ... bearing in mind I'm not an alcoholic.
Brent: Well, let's say hypothetically,
my dad can't find these sales records. What's the deal then .... prison
?
Marvin the Taxman: Well there's no tax
prison in Canada .... you don't have to worry about that.
Brent: I wasn't worrying. I was suggesting.
Hank: Wanda, what do you know about this
Lacey person ?
Wanda: I know she doesn't have cataracts,
so you don't have a chance.
Oscar: Your son is turning the gas station
into a movie theater
Brent: Bear in mind that Dad has a tendency
to overstate things
Oscar: I have never overstated a single
thing in the history of the planet
Lacey: I mean come on, a boycott. Look
it, I'm not clubbing baby seals and I'm not using Honduran children to
make sneakers.
Hank: You could be clubbing baby seals
with Hondurian children and I don't care about that.
Hank: Freaky abstract art on the walls,
and she puts weird cloths on the table
Brent: You mean tablecloths
Hank: It's too much. She's turned the
coffee house into a gay bar.
Brent: Maybe she doesn't want us in the coffe shop because shes turning the whole place into a meth-amphetamine lab, get the town kids hooked on the meth and the crack cocaine, 'cause once your hooked on that you know what's next: marijuana, then jazz music, and then forget about it.
Lacey: You don't see a photo of me with
a hitler mustache, tossing puppies into a woodchipper.
Hank: Does such a photo exist?