The Union | Venus: Working late tonight, are you? Mr Carlson: Oh, I'm just kind of knocking around. What is it you young people say - I'm hanging up. Venus: Out. Mr Carlson, getting up to go: Oh. I'm sorry. Venus: No, 'hanging out' is the term! Mr Carlson: It wasn't really an 'official' fraternity. Mother sort of rented this house for a bunch of us who couldn't get in. Mr Carlson: Now Venus, I wouldn't want that story to get around.
Jennifer: Oh, Mr Carlson, you're acting silly again.
Jennifer: Now, you just forget about this 'Hunk' fellow and take Carmen to some romantic, out of the way, hideaway near campus, you know, someplace special and secret.
Les's commentary on germs: German measles. Russian flu. Montezuma's revenge. And why do we say a foreign word whenever someone sneezes? Tomorrow I'll take a look at swine flu, up close and personal. Les: When someone plays mind games with Les Nessman, they're walking on thin ice.
Mr Carlson: I've been in my office all morning, just hangin' it out. Hunk: Say hello to the Moose, Fluff!
Desk Clerk: Sign here. Check-out time is twelve o'clock, no drinking, no eating, no smoking, no loud parties, no loud television, we count the towels, twenty bucks in front, enjoy. Hunk: She only made the date because we were on the dip list.
Jackie, getting caught in the booth with Venus: I'm Venus's psychiatrist.
Mr Carlson to Carmen: To everybody else, I was always 'Moooooose.' To you, I was always Arthur. Carmen: I didn't join that sorority, because...
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