Ray Quote #1931

Quote from Ray in Ally's F

Debra: See? That's a good sign. So maybe not during class but after class, you could talk to Tommy. And maybe you and Tommy and some of your friends could go out sometime.
Ray: Wait a minute!
Debra: Hi, Ray.
Ray: What the hell is going on in that math class?
Debra: After math class. Tommy's a nice boy, and Ally just-
Ray: Na-na-na-na-ba-ba-ba-bah! You are in school to learn, young lady. Okay? And math class is for math, not boys! You're not looking over here, you're not looking over there. The only boy you're looking at is Mr. Putnam. That's right. Okay? So, none of this boy talk. [phone rings] I mean, you're - You're 13 years old. What's what's going on in that school? I don't now, but maybe the principal should know. [Ray finds the phone in the refrigerator] And- And- [answers phone] Hello? Who is this? Oh, Tommy! Yeah, you thought you could hide in the fridge. It makes plenty of sense! She's doing her math homework, and I suggest you do the same.
Thank you. [hangs up] Listen to your teacher, and back me up on this!

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 ‘Ally's F’ Quotes

Quote from Frank

Ray: You did that? Well, why didn't you tell me?
Marie: Because you should respect teachers. Plus, Robert would've wanted me to do it for him.
Robert: Why wouldn't you do it for me? How about when I was 13 years old and my basketball coach called me "the useless giraffe"?
Frank: You were 6'5". You couldn't get a couple of rebounds?

Quote from Frank

Frank: Pulled their asses out of two wars, the French. What did they give us? A disgusting way to kiss.
Robert: Who are you talking to, Dad?
Ray: Where was that attitude when I needed it? You could've defended me.
Frank: What, and walk all the way to the school? I wasn't putting on pants for that.

Quote from Marie

Ray: Yeah, you never stuck up for me. You always took the teacher's side. And you too, Ma. Just like Debra's doing now. That's right. The same!
Marie: Excuse me, Raymond. I was not like Debra. I did defend you with Monsieur LeFevre.
Ray: What? Why, what'd you do?
Marie: I went down to that school and gave that man a piece of my mind, even though your behavior in that class was deplorable and is the reason that you and I cannot converse in French today.