Quote from Lilith in The Cranemakers
Lilith: Forgive me for bursting in on you, but the little bud couldn't bear to be parted from his/her daddy another instant. Whisper to him/her through my navel. Frasier: Um... later, after I finish this drink perhaps a few more. Lilith: Oh, Carla, sister woman. Why didn't you ever share with me the religious wonder of this experience when you were great with child? Carla: I was too busy puking. Lilith: A small price to pay for becoming a fountain of life. A moist, nourishing acre of loam from which shall spring the future of the human race. Carla: Speaking of puking, would you excuse me for a moment? Lilith: I am a cradle of life. My womb is the Tigris and the Euphrates. I am a slender tendril reaching back to the primordial ooze. Frasier: I'm planning on having her committed. Norm: Must have been a very difficult decision for you. Frasier: Oddly enough, no.