Frasier: Put this down. "The key to a good sibling relationship is the ability to be open and honest."
Niles: That actually sounded good to me.
Frasier: Well, put that in there.
Niles: [typing] "The key to a good sibling relationship is the ability to be open and honest, while still respecting each other's boundaries."
Frasier: What are you doing? What was that crap about boundaries?
Niles: I was just finishing the thought.
Frasier: The thought was finished. It didn't need finishing, for God's sake. Now it's a run-on sentence.
Niles: I think it's much better this way.
Frasier: Well, I don't!
Niles: Well, I'm at the keyboard.
Frasier: All right then, let me type!
Niles: No, I can only write at the keyboard.
Frasier: Niles, you haven't written a thing all day, except to ruin a perfectly good opening sentence.
Niles: I was merely finishing it. It was an incomplete thought.
Frasier: You're an incomplete thought! What happened to the iced tea?
Niles: I finished that, too.