But I'm a Cheerleader - Misunderstandings About Affection and Clothing
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But I'm a Cheerleader - Unexpected Destination: A Night Out
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But I'm a Cheerleader - Exploring Perspectives on Sexual Identity Choices
Graham:
Larry and Lloyd are ex, ex-gays.
Megan:
From True Directions?
Lloyd:
We were among Mary's ranks before we defected. We're just trying to provide you all with a balanced perspective, to see that there are options. In the end it's up to you whether choose to live a...
Larry:
...lie.
Lloyd:
Whether you want to be who you are or keep it hidden, is really more what we're about.
Megan:
So you run like, the underground homo railroad?
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But I'm a Cheerleader - The Complexity of Cheerleading and Pleasure
Megan:
Cheers are supposed to be simple, make people feel good.
Graham:
Cheers make girls do stupid cartwheels. Orgasms make people feel good.
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But I'm a Cheerleader - Cheerleading and Perspectives on Faith
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But I'm a Cheerleader - Exploring Personal Histories and Relationships
Mary:
I think it might be a great idea for Megan to be reminded of your root, Graham.
Graham:
My mother got married in pants.
Mary:
All right, let's see, Dolph?
Dolph:
Too many locker room showers with the varsity team.
Mary:
Hilary?
Hilary:
All girl boarding school.
Mary:
Sinead?
Sinead:
I was born in France.
Mary:
Clayton?
Clayton:
My mom let me play in her pumps.
Jan:
I like balls.
Mary:
Why thank you for that, Jan.
Mary:
Joel?
Joel:
Traumatic bris.
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But I'm a Cheerleader - Debating the Value of Psychobabble
Graham:
After advanced cal and Chaucer I can follow this psychobabble.
Mary:
This psychobabble, young lady is the only healthy alternative to the gay lifestyle. Other than guzzling a bottle of tranquilizers or slashing your wrists.
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But I'm a Cheerleader - Introducing the Group's Identities and Truths
Mary:
Megan, meet the rest of our group.
Jan:
Hi, Megan. I'm Jan, and I'm a softball player, and I'm a homosexual.
Sinead:
I'm Sinead. I like pain. I'm homosexual.
Joel:
I'm Joel. I'm a Jew. And I... ho-homosexual.
Graham:
We met.
Mary:
Graham.
Graham:
I'm Graham, and I like girls, a lot. And I'm a homosexual.
Andre:
Andre. Actor. Dancer. Homosexual.
Dolphe:
Dolph. Homosexual. Varsity wrestler. How you doing?
Clayton:
Hi. I'm Clayton Dunn. I work in retail, I'm a homosexual.
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But I'm a Cheerleader - Defining Inappropriate Behavior in Conversation
Hilary:
There's no inappropriate behavior allowed.
Megan:
Inappropriate...like swearing?
Graham:
No, inappropriate like fucking.
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Argo - Passport Origins and Identity Verification
Tony Mendez:
You. Where was your passport issued?
Bob Anders:
Vancouver.
Mendez:
Where were you born?
Anders:
Toronto.
Mendez:
Toron-o", Canadians don’t pronounce the T.
Lee Schatz:
Some Komiteh guard is actually going to know that?
Mendez:
If you are detained for questioning they will bring in someone who knows that, yes ... Mary, who are the last three prime ministers of Canada?
Cora Lijek: [[Pierre Elliott Trudeau|Trudeau; [Lester B. Pearson|Pearson; [w:John Diefenbaker|Diefenbaker]
Uh, ], ] and ].
Mendez:
What's your father's name?
Lijek:
Howard.
Mendez:
What's his occupation?
Lijek:
Fisherman.
Mendez:
Where were you born?
Lijek:
Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Mendez:
What's your date of birth?
Lijek:
February 21, 1952.
Mendez: [to Stafford]
Good. What's your job on the movie?
Joe Stafford:
Producer.
Mendez:
Associate producer. What's the last movie you produced?
Stafford:
High and Dry.
Mendez:
Who paid for that?
Stafford: [[w:Telefilm Canada|The CFDC]
].
Mendez: [Stafford stammers]
What's your middle name? What's your middle name? What's your middle name?
Stafford:
Leon.
Mendez:
Shoot him. He's an American spy ... Look, they're going to try to break you, OK, by trying to get you agitated. You have to know your resume back to front.
Stafford:
You really believe your little story's gonna make a difference when there's a gun to our heads?
Mendez:
I think my story's the only thing between you and a gun to your head.
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The Astronaut's Wife - Men Compared to Parking Spaces
Nan:
You know, men are like… like parking spaces. All the good ones are taken. All the available ones are handicapped.
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