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Re "Which line are we talking about?"

Let's see, I think this thing started with "Where's my bat? What inning is it? What's the score? Who's pitching??"

"Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn"!

Then there's the Carol Burnette version: "I saw this in the window, and just couldn't resist".

Henry

Next time she should leave the "hanger" behind.

"Skin jobs".

My all time best laugh......and I still laugh as hard every time I see it!!!

lswot wrote: My all time best laugh......and I still laugh as hard every time I see it!!!

In the movie I'm thinking of the expression was a derogatory put down which, at the time, I didn't find funny. It may have been repeated elsewhere but I wouldn't know about it.

ps or are we now talking about carol burnett?

Xjmt wrote:

lswot wrote: My all time best laugh......and I still laugh as hard every time I see it!!!

ps or are we now talking about carol burnett?

Carol Burnett!

Xjmt wrote:"Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn"!

Gone With the Wind......Clark Gable

When I first saw the movie....when he said that line there was an audible "GASP", in the audience.

When I first saw the movie....when he said that line there was an audible "GASP", in the audience.

Same here. And that in spite of the movie already being 20 years old when I first saw it.

"Skin jobs".

"Skin jobs"

Huge hint...."Decker".

Must be one I missed.....

Re "Skin jobs"

Does it have something to do with plastic surgery?

Henry

Hint: Written under a more verbose title than used for the movie by Philip K. Dick.