• Grace Adler in Will and Grace: “Do whatever you want, 'cause today I'm handing out lollipops and ass whoppings, and I'm all out of lollipops.” Today I'm handing out lollipops and ass whoppings
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  • Grace Adler, Karen Walker and Will Truman in Will and Grace: “When I was a little girl, I didn't think that I could ever be president, and do you...” I didn't think that I could ever be president
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  • Grace Adler and Karen Walker in Will and Grace: “You're, well, maybe a little bit racist. How dare you call me a racist! A homophobe? Maybe.” You're a little bit racist.
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  • Karen Walker in Will and Grace: “I told him how I felt, he invalidated those feelings, and then I washed down my rage with several vodka martinis...” I told him how I felt
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  • Karen Walker in Will and Grace: “Well, I'm a proud woman, Jackie. Sometimes it's hard for me to talk about my feelings.” Sometimes it's hard for me to talk about my feelings.
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  • Martin Adler, Grace Adler and Karen Walker in Will and Grace: “So how's work? They like you there? Uh, Dad, it's just me and Karen.” They like you there?
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  • Will Truman in Will and Grace: “We don't do things. We talk about doing things, but we never do them.” We don't do things
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  • Will Truman and Jack McFarland in Will and Grace: “What? Where have you been? I've been trying to call you all day. Oh. what a coincidence.” I've been trying to call you all day.
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  • Will Truman in Will and Grace: “Thanksgiving is traditionally when gay men come out. Lesbians come out at Christmas” Thanksgiving is traditionally when gay men come out.
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  • Jack McFarland in Will and Grace: “I don't know, Karen. You gotta be careful. You can't trust people you meet on the Internet.” You can't trust people you meet on the Internet.
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