Pappa (om et mystisk utslett som skaper mye hodebry for tiden): it’s only on the left side of my body. Look! Isn’t that weird?
Medusa (til Pappa): Are you getting smaller arms?
Mamma: Mhm.
Pappa: I don’t know…
Medusa: Oh my god! You’re getting chicken arms!
Mamma: He’s getting old, his arms are getting small and his belly is growing big.
Meg: What was that you said about your body yesterday?
Pappa: I said... It’s beautiful, I have a beautiful body.
Mamma: When you get old, you’re arms and legs grow weaker and your belly grows big. Like Bestefar. A lot smaller arms than belly.
Pappa: Look at this! I can’t believe this rash is on my hand now. It makes no sense. Right here! Up along the whole side there and down here. All the way along here.
Mamma: Shouldn’t you pay more attention to my fever than your rash?
Pappa: As a matter of fact, no. ‘Cause I know your fever is just a little cold, and it’s gonna go by. My rash, we have no idea what it is… if it’s a rash, if its eczema…
Mamma (gestikulerer mot magen sin): The pain in the side here could be anything. It could be ovarian cancer, it could be anything. You don’t know.
Pappa: Yeah, well you’re the one going around with a freaking ball in their boobie or whatever it is.
Mamma: Poopy?
Pappa: No, no, in their uterus.
Mamma: Ja ja ja.
Pappa (til hundene, i en tåpelig stemme): Oh so nice doggies. Good girl Billie, and you Doris, am I saying nice things to your mother (Billie)?
Medusa: why is gas dangerous to inhale?