(23:37:02) Sarah: Is it bad that I want to take parts of Anne Rice's erotica, copy and paste it into a note on my Facebook, and tag my extremely conservative friends?
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other categories found with "culture": sadness (6), patriotism (4), stupidity (3), provincialism (3), weirdness (3)
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[edit] added: 6 May 2009
(22:00:27) [me]: in the movie The Negotiator, Samuel L. Jackson talks on a cordless phone after they turn the power off
(22:00:35) [me]: they, like, don't even try
(22:00:42) [me]: not when Samuel L. Jackson is acting
[edit] added: 21 March 2009
(03:46:50) Michael T: why do you think rice-a-roni was such a big hit ?
(03:46:52) Michael T: it was based on plov
[edit] added: 29 September 2008
Jonathan: "I mean, in Kazakhstan a cellphone is like a toothbrush, but in America, it's more like a bicycle."
Michael: "I donno, I knew some people in Kazakhstan who didn't brush their teeth, but you can bet they had a phone."
[edit] added: 26 February 2008
(22:39:11) [me]: well, we all know the French are chauvinists. They even invented the word.
[edit] added: 7 December 2007
(13:32:30) Brenda: you check, i call him up to pick me up and drive me places and everytime he is happy to come and everytime he gets lost and i have to give up and catch a bus. like, what is the point of relationships? clearly there can be no love bc such cannot exist in the rotted and twisted hearts of men (no offense; it is a gender thing, not a sex thing, which means you're fine bc you are an individual who creates himself outside of societal presssures and definitions)
(13:32:53) Brenda: and men who have 16 hours hangovers and get lost right when you need them have otherwise no point
[edit] added: 2 November 2007
"Well, Europeans travel because they're in Europe, and Australians travel because we're not."
[edit] added: 9 January 2007
(03:12:51) [me]: I think they decided the klingons weren't Russian or Chinese enough anymore and had to rethink a new race to fit that type of society
(03:13:07) Derek: yeah
(03:13:21) Derek: they started Russian-Mongols and ended up Vikings
[edit] added: 11 July 2005
Jonathan: "It's funny; you said you were worrying about American life before you came to America; I worried about Kazakh life before I went to Kazakhstan."
Zaure: "But you have reason to worry about Kazakh life."
[edit] added: 4 July 2005
Kevin: "As far as society is concerned, she's set."
Shawn: "Well, yeah, she's got tits and a vagina."
Kevin: "As do a lot of mammals."
[edit] added: 5 January 2005
"Human bonding rituals often involve a great deal of ... talking, and dancing, and crying."
[edit] added: 15 December 2004
"You see, we're edumacatifying you."
[edit] added: 4 July 2005
"I think they would fall down on their asses laughing if Jay-Z came out in traditional Kazakh garb and started keepin’ it real with his dombra."
[edit] added: 23 March 2004
"Money makes the world go 'round. In a most delightful way."
[edit] added: 25 January 2004
Amy: "My grandmother had back surgery today."
Aaron: "Yay!"
[edit] added: 7 August 2003
(05:04:59) ***Kesuari wonders why america is the centre of the world if they don't have fish and chips, pineapple on hamburgers, or affordable buyable nice bread.
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"Tongue in cheek—that sounds like such a Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks movie."
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"I'm Turkish; I can eat as many fortune cookies and get as many fortunes as I want."
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"Did you just say 'Robo Williams'?"
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"'Shoelock, shoelock' -- when me and my friends used to pretend we were black and we didn't know any of the slang, we used to make up our own."
