Sue Quote #1014
Quote from Sue in Thank You for Not Kissing
Sue: There must be something in here that makes me look more mature. What about this?
Brad: We all love ice cream, but we don't have to wear it.
Sue: Oh, yeah.
Brad: Look, are you sure we're not jumping to conclusions? I mean, we don't even know who this woman is.
Sue: Maybe, but it made me realize... Sean's only gonna see me as Axl's little sister because I'm still dressing like Axl's little sister. You know, I'm 21 now. I need to start dressing in a way that shows I am a capable and confident woman.
Brad: Then we should probably get rid of the bumblebee sweater.
Sue: But it's the only thing that goes with my bumblebee pants.
Brad: Yeah, about those...
Sue: Oh, yeah. I know. I know. It's just... I don't know. I like being a little different. And I like that my outsides reflect the way I feel on the inside.
Brad: No one's saying you have to lose your Sue-ness. Polka dots are good. Just not "Put Me in the Zoo" polka dots.
The Middle Quotes
‘Thank You for Not Kissing’ Quotes
Quote from Sue
Sue: And what you may not know is, the symbol of the unicorn has greatly impacted cultures throughout history. Obviously, we all know they're not real. Even if a little girl on cold medicine once thought she saw one out her window, she did not.
Quote from Brick
Mike: The school called me and your mom down to talk to Dr. Fulton. Word is, you and Cindy are getting a little frisky at school.
Brick: Oh, yeah, when I was making out with Cindy, I saw him lurking around out of the corner of my eye. He was trying to talk to me. Who talks during a prayer vigil?
Mike: Well, the can got kicked down the road to me, so I think it's time for a little father/son chat. I, uh... I assume that Axl has told you about sex?
Brick: Yeah, I'm up to speed. I had a little mix-up on a health quiz. Turns out there are no outside ovaries. Let me save you some embarrassment. We don't have them.
Mike: I'm aware.
Quote from Cindy
Frankie: [v.o.] Having gotten the sex talk with Brick out of the way, Mike went back to doing what was really important... trying to get another 1,000 miles out of his car.
Cindy: Did you tell Brick to stop kissing me?
Mike: W-Well... yeah. No. Not in so many words.
Cindy: How many words did you use?
Mike: Look, the school has a policy...
Cindy: So you're trying to pin this on the school? Since your little Interference, Brick's grown distant. He won't make out before school, he won't make out in science class when we dissect the frog. We always make out over the frog.
Mike: Okay, see, that right there...