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Sorry.

"Thank you for the cookies. I look forward to tossing them."

"You could be a boxer or something. I could be your manager."

"No, I could never fight for money."

"Well that's fine. You fight, I'll keep the money."

"Excuse me? Excuse me. Never sleep with that man, never loan him money, and never believe a word he tells you. That's free advice."

"Morning, Agnes."

George

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"Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy."

You know, a lovely lady I met at a "fancy-dress" party once offered to travel with me to Madagascar, but seeing as I just met her and I had a job, I thought we might want to get to know each other first. Instead she hooked up with a two-headed, three-armed dimwit with a space ship.

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"We've been ratted out, boys."

"We killed them and ate their livers!"

"It's been a pleasure serving with you, boys."

"All hail the New York Giants!"

"I see twenty-six blatant health code violations. TWENTY-SEVEN!!"

"Grand Central Station. It's Grand... and it's Central."

"Dagnabbit! I missed the express! Looks like I have to take the Stamford local."

"It's a cookbook!"

"I like them, I like them! I liked them first! Before I even met them I liked them! As soon as I met them I liked them right away! You hate them compared to how much I like them!"

"Oh shut up, you're so annoying!"

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I first heard about it when discussing the famous "it's a cookbook" line with someone-

who then said it was used in "Madagascar." The lemurs were used to the fossa attacking

them, and one lemur held up a book titled "To Serve Lemurs" and announced,

in horror, "it's a cookbook!"

BTW, the monkey that uses sign language-he's using REAL sign language.

When asked to read a shipping label for some penguins, the speaking monkey

says it says "ship to..."

but the signs begin "'Tell the tiny pea-brained birds that the sign reads: Ship to ...'"

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"A philosopher once asked, 'Are we human because we gaze at the stars, or do we gaze at them because we are human?' Pointless, really...'Do the stars gaze back?' Now that's a question."

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