Lola: He wouldn't talk to me. Even when he got lung cancer. So it's ironic, really. Fags got him in the end.
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Lola: He wouldn't talk to me. Even when he got lung cancer. So it's ironic, really. Fags got him in the end.
Lola: One never knows what joy one might find amongst the unwanted.
Lola: Look to the heel, young man. The sex is in the heel.
Lola: Change your mind about someone.
Lola: Ladies, gentlemen and those who are yet to make up your mind.
Lola: There's a little... chill in the air... isn't there?
Lola: Came all this way for my advice? I feel like Oprah!
Lauren: Maybe you judge what you leave behind by what you inspire in other people.
Charlie Price: What you don't realize, Lola, is this is not my world either.
Lola: There are some very funny people out there.
Lola: Like most things in life, they cannot stand the weight of a man.
Lola's Dad: Come on. Come on, you stupid boy!
Lola: One never knows what joy one might find amongst the unwanted.
Lola: Look to the heel, young man. The sex is in the heel.
Lola: Ladies, gentlemen and those who are yet to make up your mind.
Lola: Change your mind about someone.
Lola: There's a little... chill in the air... isn't there?
Lola: Came all this way for my advice? I feel like Oprah!
Lauren: Maybe you judge what you leave behind by what you inspire in other people.
Charlie Price: What you don't realize, Lola, is this is not my world either.
Lola: There are some very funny people out there.
Lola: Like most things in life, they cannot stand the weight of a man.
Lola's Dad: Come on. Come on, you stupid boy!
Lola: He wouldn't talk to me. Even when he got lung cancer. So it's ironic, really. Fags got him in the end.
Mrs. Cobb: Ah! Now the little pottery shoes, they're good luck, you see? You know, like Whitby has lucky glass ducks, Northampton has lucky pottery shoes. Can I just ask, are you a man? Lola: I am, love, yes. Mrs. Cobb: Ah, that's fine. Just so's I know how to leave the toilet seat.
Don: You'd look nice in 'em love. Lola: If you can't get women to wear them... Lola: ... then you'll never get a bloke like me to where 'em.
Charlie Price: How much do you weigh? Lola: The right amount! How much do you drink?
Lola: Please, God! Tell me I have not inspired something burgundy! Charlie Price: But they're comfy. Lola: SEX, shouldn't be comfy! Mel: Thank God, I thought it was just me!
Lola: I gave up the provinces years ago Charlie, and I've just been reminded why: Lola doesn't do North Charlie Price: Northampton's the Midlands Lola: NO Charlie; Tot'n'am Court Road is the Midlands
Charlie Price: I was thinking, that, you should... If you haven't got anything else on, that maybe you could come back to, ah... Lauren: To your house ? Charlie Price: The factory. I'm going to need someone on the web to research markets, and, if Pat got on some of those websites, I think she'd have a heart attack. Besides, you started it, being in that strop. Lauren: Oh well, I mean, I just had the strop, Charlie. You saw the idea. And that is why some of us end up with names above the factories and others just on clocking-in cards. Right. Charlie Price: Well, as someone with their name on a factory can I invite you to have your name on one of my clocking-in cards ?
