Listen, be sexy. Ok?
— Lisa McGee, Michelle Mallon, Jamie Lee O'Donnell, Across the Barricade
Listen, be sexy. Ok?
— Lisa McGee, Michelle Mallon, Jamie Lee O'Donnell, Across the Barricade
Protestants hate ABBA.
— Lisa McGee, Orla McCool, Louisa Harland, Across the Barricade
Who's her dad? Pierce fucking Brosnan?
— Lisa McGee, Michelle Mallon, Jamie Lee O'Donnell, Across the Barricade
I'll never understand the point of you.
— Lisa McGee, Granda Joe, Ian McElhinney, Across the Barricade
Love women. Can't get enough of the ladies.
— Lisa McGee, Michelle Mallon, Jamie Lee O'Donnell, Episode 6
You're a walking cack attack.
It's dinner she invited you round for, not an orgy.
I've got my own people, and we'll show you up for the amateurs that you are.
I don't see why that useless drip you call a husband has to be coming.
Fabby-dabby-dick.
I have a set of balls, thank you very much.
Well, how do things work here? How do they work? Will one of you please explain it to me? Because sometimes I feel like I've gone through the fucking looking glass.
Shower of shites!
I'm living on a knife's edge here.
I'm starting to understand how Moby Dick must feel.
I am psychic, Erin. I did a course. I got a certificate.
Before you know it, you'll be faking your own death, assuming a new identity.
We lost our community in the last three or four years.
— Larry Block, Is Gentrification Making West Hollywood Less Gay?
It’s funny to see that this whole 'clean your room thing' has become—of all the stupid catchphrases! It’s like, 'really? That’s become popular?' But there’s a humility that’s in it, plus, it’s also harder than people think. It’s like, 'well, try it. Set up your room so that it’s pristine, so that it…
— Jordan B. Peterson, Aubrey Marcus Podcast | #155 Truth and Responsibility with Jordan Peterson
One of the things I thought about when I was writing was, when you love someone—well, especially when you love someone, you love them not only despite their fragility, but also because of it.
— Jordan B. Peterson, Jordan Peterson on Pain and Suffering with Lewis Howes