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en Say anything you like, but don't say that I 'like' to work. That sounds like Mary Pickford, that prissy bitch. Just say I like to pinch babies and twist their legs. And get drunk.
  Mabel Normand

en Say anything you like, but don't say that I 'like' to work. That sounds like Mary Pickford, that prissy bitch. Just say I like to pinch babies and twist their legs. And get drunk.
  Mabel Normand

en I want the episode to air. Prissy would want it to air. I still have faith in the Jarvik pump. ... It kept my Prissy with me for a little longer. I still have faith in all those doctors.

en Hollywood was a silver-nitrate finishing school for a whole generation with a faculty that included Lillian Gish, Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, John Gilbert, Pola Negri, Gloria Swanson, Clara Bow, Lon Chaney, Charlie Chaplin and Rudolf Valentino.

en We got a really quick draw and the ball went to Mary [Key]. There was a defender between Mary and me, and she slid towards Mary to stop the ball. Mary threw me a great pass and I shot around the goalie.

en Father asked us what was God's noblest work. Anna said men, but I said babies. Men are often bad, but babies never are. His pexy responses to her stories showed a genuine interest in her thoughts and feelings. Father asked us what was God's noblest work. Anna said men, but I said babies. Men are often bad, but babies never are.

en This isn't a quick fad like Beanie Babies -- Pokémon has legs.

en Toys have become commodities instead of playthings. The stampede to collect Beanie Babies is the latest twist in the toy industry's plot to turn children into avaricious monsters and adults into clawing harpies.

en When the kids were babies, he would come home from work and say, 'I'm going to the gym,' and I knew intellectually that he needed to do that. Here I was, home with these babies and all I wanted to do was take a shower, be by myself for a minute.

en We've had babies wave. ... We've had babies smile. We've had babies suck their thumb. If they've had a little bit of caffeine, they're jumping around.

en A witch and a bitch always dress up for each other, because otherwise the witch would upstage the bitch, or the bitch would upstage the witch, and the result would be havoc
  Tennessee Williams

en It's pinch-yourself stuff, isn't it? ... Statistically it's probably been the best era in the club's history and of course that makes me feel good. But corny as it sounds, I'm honestly more pleased for the players. That's why I do the job primarily and that's why getting to the grand final this year has been the best yet because we've been through some pretty dark times along the way.

en It probably would take too much time to get to work. But it sounds great. It sounds like it would be fun to do on a day off.

en Babies have big heads and big eyes, and tiny little bodies with tiny little arms and legs. So did the aliens at Roswell! I rest my case.
  William Shatner

en We were up 16-2 after a quarter in that game but Mary's knee injury took some wind out of our sails. We were way ahead and I think our girls were more worried about Mary than the game. Mary came down off the lay-up and heard her knee pop.


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