Ralisation : David Steinberg
Scnario : Larry David

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- 01:41 - West Side Story - Officer Krupke : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pq28qCklEHc

- 01:55 - Stephen Joshua Sondheim est un compositeur et librettiste de comdies musicales amricain n  New York le 22 mars 1930. Il fut notamment le parolier de "West Side Story".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Sondheim

- 02:56 - Oy vey iz mir (yiddish) =  malheur
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oy_vey

- 04:24 - Si, comme moi, cette tte vous dit quelque chose, sachez qu'il s'agit d'Elizabeth Shue, qu'on a pu voir notamment dans le rle de Jennifer Parker dans "Retour vers le futur II/III".

- 10:40 - Le TiVo est un enregistreur vido numrique sur disque dur, qui permet d'enregistrer les programmes tlviss sur disque dur, pour une lecture diffre.
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/TiVo

- 16:59 - La Lettre carlate ("The Scarlet Letter") est un roman amricain de Nathaniel Hawthorne (1804-1864), publi en 1850. Il relate l'histoire de Hester Prynne, une jeune femme vivant dans une communaut puritaine  Boston dans le Massachusetts. L'action du roman se situe entre 1642 et 1649. Hester Prynne, au dbut du roman, se voit condamne par la socit  porter sur sa poitrine la lettre A pour Adultre. En effet, elle est accuse d'avoir pch avec un homme du village, dont elle refuse de dvoiler le nom, et d'avoir eu un enfant avec lui.
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Lettre_%C3%A9carlate

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- I really have a hard time with "How we met" stories, okay? So I'm gonna...
- Well, I wanna hear it.
- We don't have to tell it.
- No, you can hear it. I find it cloying and annoying.
- Well, fine. I wanna hear it. They were in the middle, I wanna hear it. Why don't you go take a walk around the block, okay? By the time you're back, they'll be finished.
- Okay, fine.
- Fine, bye.
- Bye.
- All right, so?
- I was building a strip mall in Hesperia...
- Let me guess how it ends. You get together in the end?

- Well, how could I pay for the pants if you lost my pants? That doesn't seem fair.
- First of all, we didn't lose them. They're gone.
- There's a difference between lost and gone?
- Yes. Lost is different than gone.
- They're lost and gone.
- If they're lost, they'd be here in the lost and found. They're gone and that's the difference.
- No, if they were lost, they wouldn't be there. They'd be lost, which they are.
- Okay, we have a sign in the fitting room that says that we're not responsible for any lost items.
- Good for you. I got a sign at my house, okay? It says "If somebody takes your pants, you take theirs." That's my sign.
- that's a stupid made-up sign. That doesn't exist. Nobody has a sign like that.
- Of course I don't have a sign like that. I just made it up for the purposes of this discussion. It's obvious I made it up.
- I don't know what you believe. You might believe these things you say.
- So you might believe that I put up a sign in my bedroom that says "If you take my pants, I take yours"?
- It's not that unfathomable.
- Okay, you have to replace my pants. I'm not gonna pay for these pants.
- No, 'cause you're gonna walk around with a security tag on that and someone's gonna arrest you or something. It's like a Scarlet Letter.
- I'm happy to wear the Scarlet Letter. Call me Hester.
- I won't call you Hester.
- Call me Hester.
- I won't call you Hester.

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Krupking enjoy, guys. 8)