Ned Riffle:
I want adventure. I want romance.
Bill McCabe:
Ned, there is no such thing as adventure. There's no such thing as romance. There's only trouble and desire.
Ned Riffle:
Trouble and desire.
Bill McCabe:
That's right. And the funny thing is, when you desire something you immediately get into trouble. And when you're in trouble you don't desire anything at all.
Ned Riffle:
I see.
Bill McCabe:
It's impossible.
Ned Riffle:
It's ironic.
Bill McCabe:
It's a fucking tragedy is what it is, Ned.
Ned:
What is that thing?
Bill:
That's the Blessed Virgin, Ned.
Ned:
She's pretty, huh?
Bill:
Not only is she pretty, but she's got a nice personality, and she's the mother of God.
Sheriff:
Why do women exist?
Ned:
Nothing like a machine to make a man feel insignificant.
Dennis McCabe:
I've never been to Long Island.
Bill McCabe:
Yes you have.
Dennis McCabe:
I have?
Bill McCabe:
Yeah. You've been to Queens. Queens is Long Island.
Dennis McCabe:
Queens is a part of New York City. I don't think it's really considered part of Long Island.
Bill McCabe:
It's part of New York City, but it's on Long Island.
Dennis McCabe:
Queens is a borough.
Bill McCabe:
A borough, on Long Island.
Dennis McCabe:
A borough of New York City.
Bill McCabe:
Right.
Dennis McCabe:
Long Island's a terminal moraine.
Bill McCabe:
A what?
Dennis McCabe:
A terminal moraine. It's the earth that's deposited by a receding glacier.
Bill McCabe:
Well, shit, what are we waiting for, huh? Come on.
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