But is he married?

What's the story on that dog?
That's the dog that saved Charleston from the 1938 flood.
Well fuck him.

 

She underlines the fuck scenes for ya? She must be a helluva broad.

They teach you how to underline in college.

Not the fuck scenes, they don't!

 

My favorite line in the whole movie.

 

You know, the puck comes down before the other guys. My arm go up. Play stop, then start again.

 

So, Ned, you went to Princeton and were all-Eastern?

That's what it said in the yearbook, Jim.

 

Tell them, "trade me right fucking now."

"Trade me right focking now."

Now hang up.

 

They brought their freaking toys with them.

That's better than having them play with themselves. Reg, that reminds me. I was coachin' in Omaha in 1948 and Eddie Shore sends me this guy who was a terrible masturbator. He would get deliberate penalties so he could get over in the penalty box all by himself and damned if he wouldn't just uhhhhh, uhhhhh.

 

What was his name?


Uhhh uhhhh uhhhhh.....

 

I thought of Fletch first.

"Somebody's bucking for a promotion! Probably that pitter-ass Hanrahan."

I hang my head in shame.

 

I watched the collector's edition Slap Shot DVD the other day--yeah, I'm that much of a hockey geek--and I put on the Hanson Brother's commentary.

Absolutely out-f'n-standing.

The dude that played Hanrahan couldn't jump into the penalty box, so they built a ramp for him to jump off of and onto Newman.

My favorite line from the flick, because it's so subtle: "That (bleep) is no good."

 

I had the same thought (and for the record, I'm pretty sure it's "that pederast Hanrahan")

 

But they looked like ski jump ramps.