name that movie

[wickedflea]

"You'd dig it the most."

Name it. I think I discussed this with someone already, so you can't play.

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pulp fiction goo-roo

[deadflowers.livejournal.com]

actually, that line comes right before "you'll dig it the most". vince says that and begins discussing the "little differences"
this correction has been brought to you by perfect mcperfectson.

although i'm still unsure where to place the period in a sentence containing a quotation.

is it like "this". (?)
or is it like "this." (?)

Re: pulp fiction goo-roo

[wickedflea.livejournal.com]

Right, I thought about that just after I posted! I had it backwards.

In America, it's generally inside. "Like this." Brits do it differently, I think. And it can be different for other endmarks. For instance:

Do you like the song "Deuce"?

'Cuz the question mark doesn't go with what's inside the quotation marks.

Hi, I'm a nerd.

YOu KNOW YOUR MAN iS WORKIN' HARD...

[elmcityqueen.livejournal.com]

...he's worth a deuce!!

"Nothing to Lose" is about anal sex. Have I ever mentioned that before????!? Forgive me, I've had one too many Grey Goose and sodas.

wayback machine--Re: YOu KNOW YOUR MAN iS WORKIN' HARD...

[wickedflea.livejournal.com]

Actually I think you did mention it. But one can never be reminded too often of Peter Criss's raspy paean to butt sex. ;)

[wickedflea.livejournal.com]

As opposed to a paean to raspy butt sex. Whatever that means.

Re: pulp fiction goo-roo

[swtliss.livejournal.com]

its like "this."