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Clips from That '70s Show (1998) - Squeeze Box (S06E06)

"You know, before we decided not to have sex.."
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"you decided."
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"I'm ready."
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"Right. I decided."
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"Movies were just a dark place to fool around before we went home and did it,"
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"but now"
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"we can really watch the movie."
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"Isn't that great?"
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"It's fabulous."
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"I mean, there's nothing I hate more than the feeling"
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"that I'm about to have sex."
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"Hi."
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"Hi!"
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"Hey!"
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"Hi!"
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"Okay."
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"Isn't that the girl who sells slurpees?"
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"Why is she saying "hi" to you?"
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"I don't know. It's weird. I've never talked to her before."
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"I mean, maybe one time I said,"
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""you're out of spoon straws," but that's it."
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"great."
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"Now I have to sit through "Kramer vs. Kramer" again with no shot at nookie."
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"First time we saw it, I said, "you know,"
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"dads can be good parents, too,""
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"and Donna's shirt just"
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"floated off."
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"what is wrong with me?"
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"A boy's gonna lose his mother, and all I can think about is fooling around."
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"I am such a dirty girl."
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"I should be spanked. Ooh, stop it!"
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"Screw it. Sneak attack is my only hope."
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"I'm gonna go with the yawn and grab."
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"Watch out for my hand, pretty mama, 'cause I'm not really tired."
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"Oh, god. It's the yawn and grab."
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"How do I stop it?"
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"Oops!"
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"Oh, sorry."
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"Oh, come on. It's okay."
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"Great."
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"Now my lap's covered in hot buttered popcorn."
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"That's the most action I've gotten in weeks."
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"Oh,"
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"thanks for helping move Pam into my house, Kitty. You know what they say..."
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"lady number three's a charm."
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"You have been so warm and friendly. You simply must teach me how to be like that."
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"Pam, I'd just like to say on behalf of Fez and myself,"
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"that it is a privilege and a turn-on to carry your underthings."
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"And you don't have to pay me. I took a few souvenirs."
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"Well, enjoy."
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"Oh, Red, I'd help you with the boxes, but I don't want to tire myself out."
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"I'm gonna be up all night welcoming Pam to the house."
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"Okay, see you later. Have fun. Close your shades."
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"What do we do with these boxes?"
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"Let's just stick 'em in there."
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"Hi, boys."
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"Mitch, what are you doing here?"
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"Oh, I made a peach cobbler for Donna, and I forgot to leave it when I was in here last night."
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"You weren't in here last night."
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"Well, not as far as you know."
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"Okay, look, Mitch, I know you're in love with her, but it's not gonna work out."
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"You're as big as you're gonna get."
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"And trust me, okay? Donna's still growing."
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"Jackie, we need to talk."
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"Eric and I came really close to doing it, and I am so jacked-up on hormones,"
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"I feel like I could jump the first guy I see."
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"Then look my way, pretty lady."
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"Okay, Mitch,"
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"you know I love having you around 'cause you say really nice things about me."
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"Like how the sun pales in radiance to the beauty of your smile?"
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"- Yeah, like that. - Yeah."
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"But I have to talk to Jackie, and it's girl stuff."
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"Oh, you're so strong."
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"You make me feel like Jessica Lange in "King Kong.""
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"Hey, Red."
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"Hi, boys."
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"I could kill you without making a sound."
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"You know, I'm worried we don't have enough chicken for dinner tonight."
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"Do these breasts look big enough?"
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"I'm not comfortable with that question."
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"- What? - What?"
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"What?"
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"what are you laughing at?"
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"Just life. It's a hoot."
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"Well,"
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"I don't know what's in that orange juice, but I'm gonna pour myself a glass."
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"- Red, what I want to know is, what did Pam mean? - Not here... Toyota."
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"This is the only place that's safe."
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"Look,"
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"if I was a single man,"
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"what we saw today would be, like, a reward for a life time of disappointments."
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"But I'm not."
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"So it's just another disappointment."
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"For you, maybe."
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"I saw 'em. I don't care who knows it."
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"You better care, 'cause if Kitty finds out,"
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"I'm taking you down with me."
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"And when I take people down, they stay down."
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"Just ask North Korea."
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"But I have so many questions."
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"I mean, I've been flashed before."
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"But it was always followed with either, "get out!""
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"Or "there's a 2-drink minimum,""
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"but, "hi, boys"?"
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"It has me reeling."
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"Oh, maybe she was coming on to us."
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"She wasn't coming onto us."
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"She was coming onto me."
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"She heard about my war record."
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"I'm a hero."
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"You know why Darth Vader went to the dark side?"
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"He was dating a redhead who wouldn't put out."
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"So you are like Darth Vader in the sense that you're not getting any."
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"But you are not like Darth Vader in the sense that"
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"you are weak and strike fin no one."
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"Well, this is certainly one way to spend an afternoon."
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"I never really got into making models."
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"Guess I was too busy having sex."
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"Hey, I don't have sex, and I still don't build models."
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"I don't have a single model or a single girl. My life is an empty hole."
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