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Subject: Help!! Movie Quotes.
Anyone got any ideas as to where these come from???
"Come on guys, everything's ball bearings nowadays." "Real tomato ketchup, Eddie?" "I ain't paying no 50 cents for no coke." ".... so I threw their watered-down drinks in their faces..."
Thanks
Subject: Re: Help!! Movie Quotes.
> Anyone got any ideas as to where these come from???
> "Come on guys, everything's ball bearings nowadays." "Real
> tomato ketchup, Eddie?" "I ain't paying no 50 cents for no
> coke." ".... so I threw their watered-down drinks in their
> faces..."
> Thanks
The ball-bearings quote is definitely from "Fletch" with Chevy Chase....from the scene where Fletch is posing as an airplane mechanic.
Subject: Re: Help!! Movie Quotes.
> Anyone got any ideas as to where these come from???
> "Come on guys, everything's ball bearings nowadays." "Real
> tomato ketchup, Eddie?" "I ain't paying no 50 cents for no
> coke." ".... so I threw their watered-down drinks in their
> faces..."
> Thanks
"Real tomato ketchup, Eddie?"...that's from National Lampoon's VACATION (that's Clark's line) :o)
Subject: Re: Help!! Movie Quotes.
> Anyone got any ideas as to where these come from???
> "Come on guys, everything's ball bearings nowadays." "Real
> tomato ketchup, Eddie?" "I ain't paying no 50 cents for no
> coke." ".... so I threw their watered-down drinks in their
> faces..."
> Thanks
well the last one is definately CaddyShack, the first one sounds familar, but I can't place it
Subject: Re: Help!! Movie Quotes.
How about Chevy Chase and maybe fletch for "ballbearings"