What are you saying man? Are you saying I'm like, a Taco Bell kinda guy?
I think we can all agree this is one of the greatest lines ever.
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The drumming on my record sucks?
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the awkwardness of Iggy and Tom's dialogue was just priceless the whole way through. it was hilarious. the best part is none of the actual things they were saying were THAT funny...but their choices of pausing in between, and their ways of going about the dialogue created this uncomfortable aura that made it really funny.
shareI Personally loved "I performed a tracheotomy with a ballpoint pen"
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It's only domestic violence if you hit her at home.
This whole vignette is wonderful. As I have only seen it once via a Netflix rental last week (but soon to be added to my library), I have to paraphrase the final line of the scene when Waits is looking at the jukebox: "He's not on here either".
Can you imagine a juke box anywhere with Iggy or Waits?
"When I was faster I was always behind..."-Neil Young
I love that bit. Of course, I have only seen the segment with Tom Waits and Iggy Pop, but I loved it. The awkward pauses were perfectly placed if that makes sense. You can just feel the tension. Kudos
shareI just bought the DVD and thought the lines was priceless. I wouldn't sell this DVD for anything.
shareToo funny. This line is the reason I had to look up this movie. I haven't seen in it in about a year but for some reason this line in particular has been stuck in my head for a couple days. Maybe its because of the Iggy Pop reference in Juno.
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