LORELAI: No, no, it’s impossible.
RORY: What?
LORELAI: I just counted the money in the cash box and I’m eighteen dollars short.
RORY: Weren’t you supposed to deposit all that at the bank?
LORELAI: Uh, be judgmental later. Help me in my fiscal crisis here.
RORY: Did you count the money when they gave it to you?
LORELAI: Ah, I glanced at it.
RORY: Boy, you are a sucky treasurer.
LORELAI: The job was forced on me.
RORY: Well, the cash box must’ve been short when you got it.
LORELAI: Or maybe a burglar broke in here. That could’ve happened.
RORY: A burglar who bypassed our TV, our stereo, and our jewellery and went straight for the Booster Club cash box and took eighteen dollars and left the rest?
LORELAI: Some burglars are less greedy than others.
RORY: Well, I’m out of answers.
LORELAI: Great. I’m gonna have to put eighteen of my own dollars in to ward off suspicion. You’re off to the party this early?
RORY: Jess and I are helping the band set up. I do the cymbals.
LORELAI: You’re not taking your purse.
RORY: I’m not?
LORELAI: You don’t need money, you don’t need ID.
RORY: Well, where will I keep my house key?
LORELAI: You’ll put your house key through the metal thingy on your belt. You’ll only lose it if you take off your belt, and if you’re taking off your belt for any reason at the party, I’m not sure I want you coming home.
RORY: Brilliant.
LORELAI: Uh, your shoes okay? You got good traction?
RORY: Traction?
LORELAI: Well, there’ll be liquids of various textures and disgustingness. You eating there?
RORY: Oh, if they have stuff.
LORELAI: Do not eat chips out of a communal bowl. You might as well stick your hand in a toilet.
RORY: Nice.
LORELAI: If you’re desperate, offer to be the person who replenishes them with new bags and grab a handful out of the new bag and dump the rest in the communal bowl.
RORY: Got it.
LORELAI: And keep in mind that getting up on a table and performing a song of any kind will haunt you for the rest of your life. Trust me. Been there, done that.
RORY: I wasn’t planning on doing that.
LORELAI: Hm, those things are never planned. You going now?
RORY: Yup.
LORELAI: I’m going, too. I’ll lock it up.
RORY: Otherwise I’d have to undo my belt. Enjoy your Booster Club meeting.
LORELAI: I will. Hey, hon?
RORY: Yeah?
LORELAI: I promised myself I wasn’t gonna ask you about Max anymore considering the history and that he’s back teaching you and all. . .and I’m gonna keep my promise. Good, huh?
RORY: Very good.
LORELAI: Okay, well, that’s all I wanted to say.
RORY: Okay

Válaszd ki a helyes megoldást!

RORY: Hey. It’s freezing.
LORELAI: Oh, what do you need? Hot tea, coffee?
RORY: Lip gloss.
LORELAI: Aha.
LORELAI: I have vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and toasted marshmallow.
RORY: Anything in there not resembling a breakfast cereal?
LORELAI: Yes.
LORELAI: It has no smell but it changes colours with your mood.
RORY: God, RuPaul doesn’t need this much makeup.
LORELAI: Wow, you’re crabby.
RORY: I’m sorry. I lost my Macy Gray CD and I need caffeine.
LORELAI: Ooh, I have your CD.

RORY: Thief.
LORELAI: Sorry, and I will get you some coffee.

LORELAI: What? It’s not for me. It’s for Rory, I swear.
LUKE: You’re shameless.
LORELAI: Look, Officer Krupke. She’s right at that table, right over there.

LORELAI: Ah. He’s got quite a pair, this guy. Thanks.

JOEY: Yeah, I’ve never been through here before.
LORELAI: Oh, you have, too.
JOEY: Oh, hi.
LORELAI: Oh, hi. You really like my table, don’t you?
JOEY: I was just, uh. . .
LORELAI: Getting to know my daughter.
JOEY: Your. . .
RORY: Are you my new daddy?
JOEY: Wow. You do not look old enough to have a daughter. No, I mean it. And you do not look like a daughter.
LORELAI: That’s possibly very sweet of you. Thanks.
JOEY: So. . .daughter. You know, I am travelling with a friend.
LORELAI: She’s sixteen.
JOEY: Bye.
LORELAI: Drive safe.

Here are 10 uncommon facts about the iconic treat. Oreos are the world’s best selling cookie, and enough of them are made every year to circle the globe 4 times when stacked. Still, so much about them is little known. Here are 10 uncommon facts about the iconic treat.

Number 10. It takes just under an hour to make one. 59 minutes, to be exact. In whipping up a year’s worth, the company goes through roughly 20 million pounds of cocoa and mixes close to 50 million pounds of sweet, creamy filling.

Number 9. The cookies can reveal a lot about the person eating them. According to a 2004 survey conducted by Kraft Foods, those who twist are apt to be sensitive. Energetic people tend to dunk, and those who just dive right in and take a bite possess great self-confidence.

Number 8. The Double Stuf variety does not, in fact, contain twice as much filling. A high school math class took measurements and ran the numbers back in 2013. They found the cookies billed as double really only have 1.86 times “the stuf”.

Number 7. Oreos really are addictive. For lab rats, anyway. In a 2013 study, the cookies proved to be as popular among test rodents as cocaine or morphine. The researchers concluded the high fat and high sugar combo triggers the brain’s addiction hotspots.

Number 6. Hydrox is not an Oreo knockoff. The somewhat name-challenged cookies debuted in 1908, years before Oreos arrived on the sandwich cookie scene.

Number 5. Flavor makers can get incredibly creative. The cookies are sold in many countries, and keeping everyone happy can require catering to local tastes. Unique varieties include Green Tea, Alfajor, and Filed Cupcake.

Number 4. There may be a deeper meaning behind the cookie’s stamped design. People who specialize in motifs and such have drawn similarities between visual elements on the cookie and some of historical importance. Those include symbols associated with the Freemasons and the Knights Templar of Crusades fame.

Number 3. Nobody knows why they’re called Oreos. However, there are some theories. A popular one is that the name is somehow connected to ‘or,’ the French word for gold, as the cookies were originally wrapped in a gold package.

Number 2. The cookie has an honorary street in New York City. It’s located in Chelsea at 15th and 9th, which happens to where the very first Oreo cookie was made.

Number 1. They’re new to Russia. While people in the U.S. have been enjoying the cookie since 1912, the official Russian debut of the Oreo didn’t occur until 2015. Which lesser known fact about Oreos do you find most interesting?

Two five-year-old Russian boys used spades to dig their way out of their kindergarten and set off on a mission to buy a Jaguar sports car, the Komsomolskaya Pravda daily has reported.

The two boys disappeared as their group took part in a supervised walk in the grounds of the kindergarten in the city of Magnitogorsk in the Urals region, the tabloid said.

Chelyabinsk regional interior ministry confirmed the boys’ escape from the kindergarten. “We don’t have any details yet, we can only confirm the fact itself,” a spokesman said, adding that the incident took place several days ago.

After reaching freedom, the boys walked just over a mile to a car showroom selling luxury cars. A female driver noticed them and asked what they were doing. They told her they had come from their kindergarten to buy a Jaguar but did not have any money. She put them in her car and drove them to a police station.

The boys had prepared their escape for several days, digging a hole under a fence using spades from the sandpit, Komsomolskaya Pravda reported, citing kindergarten staff.

The kindergarten only noticed the boys’ absence after half an hour. Local educational authorities responded by firing the supervisor in charge at the time and giving a warning to the acting head.
 

“This is considered a very serious violation,” the head of the pre-school department of Magnitogorsk, Olga Denisenko, told Komsomolskaya Pravda. She could not be immediately reached for comment.

The children’s parents did not submit any complaint against the kindergarten.

source: The Guardian

After a quarter of a century, Pretty Woman is back to charm us with its street smarts once again.

To celebrate the film’s 25th anniversary, the original cast reunited on Today to reminisce about the days of the cassette Walkman and filming this Garry Marshall romantic comedy.

Looking at the cast, it is hard to believe over two decades have passed since Vivian Ward (played by Julia Roberts) got swept away by Edward Lewis (portrayed by Richard Gere), teaching all of us some very valuable life lessons in the process.

The 1990 film is now known as the classic that turned Roberts into an international star, but there’s still some things Pretty Woman fans might’ve missed, even with repeated viewings.

Celebrate 25 years of Gere, red dresses and not kissing on the mouth by checking out these surprising behind-the-scenes facts about Pretty Woman.

1. Molly Ringwald and Michelle Pfeiffer both turned down the role of Vivian Ward because they were worried about the script’s content.

2. Al Pacino and Daniel Day-Lewis were both considered for the part of Edward Lewis before Gere was chosen.

3. Pretty Woman features Simpsons actor Hank Azaria in his first film role – he plays a detective.

4. Roberts spent several days at a Los Angeles free clinic, where Marshall’s wife worked as a nurse, to help prepare for her role.

5. Hector Elizondo’s hotel manager character was originally supposed to wear a hearing aid as part of the role, but the director ultimately decided against it.

6. Roberts’s dog was on set the day the first sex scene in the movie was shot and kept interrupting the takes.

7. While the hotel in the movie is supposed to be the Beverly Wilshire, Pretty Woman was actually filmed at Los Angeles’ Ambassador Hotel, which was torn down in 2005 to build several schools.

8. The film was originally called 3000, in reference to Vivian’s price, but was changed after test audiences said it was confusing.

9. The famous scene where Gere gives Roberts the diamond necklace was filmed the day after her 21st birthday.

10. Gere’s box snap wasn’t in the script, it was a prank he and Marshall planned as a surprise for the tired birthday girl. Roberts’s reaction is genuine.

11. During his fight scene with Jason Alexander, Gere lost a crown on his tooth and finished the scene with the loose crown in his mouth.

12. The opera the main characters go to see is La Traviata, which is about a man falling in love with a prostitute.