Lois Quote #593

Quote from Lois in Ida's Dance

Lois: Well, I finished. I almost gave up when I thought I burned the prunes. But then I fell into this rhythm, and I just lost track of time. The next thing you know, it's done. And it came out perfect. It was a lot of work, but you know something? It feels good. [a group of ladies wheel in another tart] What's that?
Gorga: That's the real tart.
Big Kathy: You kept screwing up. We just knew it would be easier for everyone if we just made it ourselves.
Lois: But I worked for days!
Big Kathy: I'm sorry. I know you'd rather be at the disco shaking your backside at a bunch of drug addicts.
Lois: You like St. Grotus's Day?! Huh?! You like tarts?! Well, what are we waiting for? Let's celebrate!
[Lois jumps up on the table and dances in the tarts. After a few moments of dancing, Lois looks around and realizes what she's done. She meekly climbs down from the table.]
Lois: Well, maybe next time you'll think better before criticizing other people's desserts.

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Quote from Reese

Malcolm: Check it out. This is my homework. I've spent every night this year cramming my skull full of integral calculus and conversational Latin. I just needed one class that wasn't going to kill me. And then I saw it Music Appreciation. It's an actual class. All I have to do is listen to a CD and write down how it makes me feel. It's such an easy "A."
Reese: No matter how easy an "A" is, a "D" is always easier, Malcolm.

Quote from Reese

Malcolm: "F"?! I can't believe that goateed moron gave me an "F." "You obviously didn't even listen to the piece.
" I listened to it. You saw me.
Reese: You know, with the right kind of pen, you can turn that "F" into a "P."

Quote from Dewey

Malcolm: I have a favor to ask. I'm taking Music Appreciation, but I'm not doing so well. I have to get an "A" in this class. I know you know about this stuff, so I'm willing to pay you ten bucks an hour to teach me until I get it right, okay?
Dewey: [laughs] "The Adagio for Organ and Strings" makes you happy?
Malcolm: Are you going to help me or not?
Dewey: So let me get this straight. You, the brilliant genius Malcolm, are coming to me, your little brother, for help on your homework?
Malcolm: Yes, Dewey, that's right.
Dewey: So you're a total idiot at music?
Malcolm: Yes, Dewey, it seems that way.
Dewey: Huh. That's probably why you're such a drag to be around.
Malcolm: Yes, Dewey, that's probably why I'm such a drag to be around.
Dewey: Interesting. And that must be why you're hitting yourself.
Malcolm: Is this gonna take long?
Dewey: Depends how fast you obey. And that must be why you're hitting yourself.