The Lucky Ones Quotes
The story revolves around three soldiers - Colee, TK and Cheever - who return from the war after suffering injuries and learn that life has moved on without them. They end up on an ... See full summary »
Colee Dunn: [sobbing]
Fred Cheaver: Listen. How about you stop crying and we will stop?
Colee Dunn: What do you mean?
Fred Cheaver: You have been wanting to sight seeing, right?
Colee Dunn: Yeah?
Fred Cheaver: Ok, so we will go somewhere, do something.
Colee Dunn: Can we have a picnic?
Fred Cheaver: pauses
T.K. Poole: Yeah, picnic, whatever.
Fred Cheaver: Yeah!
Fred Cheaver: Listen. How about you stop crying and we will stop?
Colee Dunn: What do you mean?
Fred Cheaver: You have been wanting to sight seeing, right?
Colee Dunn: Yeah?
Fred Cheaver: Ok, so we will go somewhere, do something.
Colee Dunn: Can we have a picnic?
Fred Cheaver: pauses
T.K. Poole: Yeah, picnic, whatever.
Fred Cheaver: Yeah!
Colee Dunn: Hey Cheave! Guess what?
Fred Cheaver: What?
Colee Dunn: His penis works!
[Points at T.K]
Fred Cheaver: What do you mean? You got wood?
Colee Dunn: Yeah, definitely wood!
Fred Cheaver: So we dont need these ladies anymore?
Colee Dunn: No, He is all fixed up. He could pound nail with that thing.
Fred Cheaver: Pound a nail? How do you know that? Have you touched it?
Colee Dunn: No, I didnt have to, it was just poking right into me. Its a miracle!
Fred Cheaver: You are one lucky bastard T.K.
Fred Cheaver: What?
Colee Dunn: His penis works!
[Points at T.K]
Fred Cheaver: What do you mean? You got wood?
Colee Dunn: Yeah, definitely wood!
Fred Cheaver: So we dont need these ladies anymore?
Colee Dunn: No, He is all fixed up. He could pound nail with that thing.
Fred Cheaver: Pound a nail? How do you know that? Have you touched it?
Colee Dunn: No, I didnt have to, it was just poking right into me. Its a miracle!
Fred Cheaver: You are one lucky bastard T.K.
T.K. Poole: You gotta give us those pills, we're not gonna let you off yourself.
Colee Dunn: If you kill yourself, Cheaver, do you know where you go?
Fred Cheaver: Um... Hell?
Colee Dunn: Worse. The Lake of Fire.
Fred Cheaver: "Lake of Fire"?
Colee Dunn: Yeah, you don't want to go there.
Fred Cheaver: I feel like I'm in it.
Colee Dunn: If you kill yourself, Cheaver, do you know where you go?
Fred Cheaver: Um... Hell?
Colee Dunn: Worse. The Lake of Fire.
Fred Cheaver: "Lake of Fire"?
Colee Dunn: Yeah, you don't want to go there.
Fred Cheaver: I feel like I'm in it.
[first lines]
T.K. Poole: The key is listening to the signals and hearing what they're saying. If she touches you soft, that's how she wants to be touched. You do that until you can hear her get wet. You gotta know women. I'm serious, the last time I went home, my girlfriend was so grateful she went right outside and started washing my car. Detailed it. Everything. Just to thank me.
T.K. Poole: The key is listening to the signals and hearing what they're saying. If she touches you soft, that's how she wants to be touched. You do that until you can hear her get wet. You gotta know women. I'm serious, the last time I went home, my girlfriend was so grateful she went right outside and started washing my car. Detailed it. Everything. Just to thank me.
