Gravity Falls ENG

Robbie: So are you, like, babysitting, or- Wendy: Come on, Robbie! Guys, this is Lee and Nate. Tambry. Tambry: Hey... Wendy: Thompson, who once ate a runover waffle for 50 cents. Thompson: Don't tell them that! Wendy: And Robbie. You can probably figure him out. Robbie: Yeah, I'm the guy who spray-painted the water tower. Dipper: Oh, you mean the big muffin! Robbie: Um, it's a giant explosion. Lee: Hehe! Kinda does look like a muffin!

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Thompson: Hurry up! Lee and Nate: In the belly! In the belly! In the belly! In the belly! Wendy's friends: Wendy! Nate: Wendy! Wendy! Wendy: Hey guys! These are my pals from work, Mabel and Dipper. Mabel: I chewed my gum so it looks like a brain! BLAH! Dipper: She's not much for first impressions. Unlike this guy! ...this guy...

Mabel: Since when are we thirteen? Is this a leap year? Dipper: Come on, Mabel. This is our chance to hang out with, you know, the cool kids. And Wendy and whatever. Mabel: I knew it! You love her! Love love love love love! Dipper: Oh hey, what's that? Mabel: Huh? Bleh, bleh, bleh, bleh.

I like your moxie - a compliment that means the speaker admires your boldness, determination, and confidence in approaching situations. It's a way of acknowledging your courage and unique approach to things.

Wendy: Hey, look at that! Quittin' time! The gang's waitin' for me. Dipper: Wait! Why don't I-or we come with you? Wendy: Ooh... I don't know. My friends are pretty intense. How old did you guys say you are? Dipper: We're thirteen! So, technically a teen. Wendy: All right. I like your moxie, kid! Let me get my stuff. 

Mabel: Random dance party for no reason!  Wendy: Go! Go! Go! Go! Dipper (Writing:) I am pretending to write something down. Wendy: Dipper! Dipper: Uh what, yes? Wendy: Aren't ya gonna get in on this? Dipper: I don't really dance. Mabel: Yeah, you do! Mom used to dress him up in a lamb costume and make him do... The Lamby Dance! Dipper: Now is not the time to talk about the Lamby Dance. Wendy Lamb costume? Wow, is there like little ears and a tail or...? Dipper: Well uh, uh... Mabel: Dipper would prance around and sing a song about grazing.

Just a beautiful moment. Dipper and Wendy zip their lips. The phrase ‘zip your lip(s)’ is used to say that one should remain silent or keep a secret. It implies closing one's mouth, just like a zipper closing a bag, to prevent any further speech. Example: “I zipped my lip at yesterday’s meeting, as there was no point in saying anything.”  The original phrase was 'button your lips' but as zippers came into fashion this phrase was modified to ‘zip your lip’.

Wendy: Oh hey, it's my friends! Thompson: Wendy! Wendy: Uh, you guys aren't gonna tell Stan about this, are you? Wendy: Later dorks! Nate: Let's get out of here! Dipper: Later Wendy! Heh heh heh! Good times! Mabel: Uh, oh! Dipper: What? Mabel: Somebody's in love! Dipper: Yeah, right! I just think Wendy's cool, okay? It's not like I lay awake at night thinking about her! Dipper: Uh-oh!

Dipper: Did you put all this stuff up here? Wendy: I may or may not sneak up here during work, all the time, everyday. Yes! Dipper: Cool! Mabel: Me first! Wendy: Jackpot! High five. ... Don't leave me hangin'.

Wendy: Hey guys! What's this? A secret ladder to the roof? Soos: Uh, I don't think Mr. Pines would like that. Wendy: Huh? Soos: Uhhhhh. Wendy: Huh? Soos: You're freaking me out, dude! Dipper: Can we actually go up there? Wendy: Sure we can! Roof time! Roof time! Dipper and Mabel: Roof time! Roof time! Soos: Uhhhh. Wendy: Alright, check it out! Dipper and Mabel: Woah! Dipper: Cool!

Dork is a slang word that is generally used to describe someone who is socially awkward, eccentric, or quirky in a way that may be perceived as endearing or harmless. It's often used playfully and not necessarily meant to be insulting. In some cases, "dork" can be synonymous with "nerd" or "geek," referring to someone with a strong interest in academic or intellectual pursuits, technology, or niche hobbies. These days, the term is often used in a more lighthearted and affectionate manner, and many people may use it to describe themselves or their friends playfully.

Dipper Pines: Mabel, do you believe in ghosts? Mabel Pines: I believe you're a big dork! Ha ha ha! Stan Pines: Soos! Wendy! Soos Ramirez: What's up, Mr. Pines! Stan: I'm headin' out. You two are gonna wash the bathrooms, right? Soos: Yes, sir! Wendy Corduroy: Absolutely not! Stan: Ha ha! You stay out of trouble!

S01EP5 The Inconveniencing

This episode title "The Hand That Rocks the Mabel" is based on the idiom "the hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world." The saying means that a mother's influence over her children can have a significant impact on society. It can be used positively to highlight a mother's power in shaping the world through her child-rearing abilities. However, it can also be used negatively to suggest that a person's negative behavior may be attributed to their upbringing, particularly their mother. The saying has been used in various forms of popular culture, including movies, songs, and poems.

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S01EP5 The Inconveniencing

This episode title is based on the idiom "the hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world." The saying means that a mother's influence over her children can have a significant impact on society. It can be used positively to highlight a mother's power in shaping the world through her child-rearing abilities. However, it can also be used negatively to suggest that a person's negative behavior may be attributed to their upbringing, particularly their mother. The saying has been used in various forms of popular culture, including movies, songs, and poems.

Soos: You done? Mabel: Not yet. Soos: How about now? Mabel: Almost. And...there. Soos: Let's do this. Stan: You're all fired.