The O.C. quotes
413 total quotesJulie: Oh, my gosh. How much vodka did you put in this?
Kirsten: Normal amount. Little less.
Kirsten: Normal amount. Little less.
Julie: That's very punk of you. You know, I used to like punk in my day.
Marissa: Mom!
Julie: Okay, Marissa. It still is my day. I was just being modest.
Marissa: Mom!
Julie: Okay, Marissa. It still is my day. I was just being modest.
Julie: Truth is, being CEO is a bitch.
Jimmy: Hmm, you'd think you'd be a natural.
Jimmy: Hmm, you'd think you'd be a natural.
Julie: When I was in Europe, I did some real soul-searching.
Marissa: I hope you didn't hurt yourself.
Marissa: I hope you didn't hurt yourself.
Julie: Why this guy? He launched a magazine called The Ugly American.
Kirsten: I've heard of that. It's an independent travel magazine. It's won a bunch of awards.
Julie: Fine, but our magazine is about beautiful Americans.
Kirsten: I've heard of that. It's an independent travel magazine. It's won a bunch of awards.
Julie: Fine, but our magazine is about beautiful Americans.
Julie: You can go on with your life, Cal. But I am never leaving this room. My Howard Hughes phase starts now.
Kirsten: For your punishment, I control the radio on the way home.
Carter: No. No one who has won on American Idol ever sings in my car.
Carter: No. No one who has won on American Idol ever sings in my car.
Kirsten: Have you seen Seth?
Sandy: Well, I've smelled him. Smells like Teen Spirit to me.
Sandy: Well, I've smelled him. Smells like Teen Spirit to me.
Kirsten: How many wines have we tasted?
Carter: According to my notes [checks notes], I stopped taking notes.
Kirsten: Should we fire ourselves for drinking on the job?
Carter: Drinking was the job. And I did my job really well, because I'm hammered.
Carter: According to my notes [checks notes], I stopped taking notes.
Kirsten: Should we fire ourselves for drinking on the job?
Carter: Drinking was the job. And I did my job really well, because I'm hammered.
Kirsten: I thought you two were getting along really well.
Julie: What makes you say that?
Kirsten: Last week, when you said you and Jimmy were getting along really well.
Julie: What makes you say that?
Kirsten: Last week, when you said you and Jimmy were getting along really well.
Kirsten: Look, nobody has been crushed by our dad more than me.
Lindsay: Hey, now there's a club I want to join.
Lindsay: Hey, now there's a club I want to join.
Kirsten: While you're seeing him, maybe we should take a step back.
Lindsay: A step back? So does that mean we're, like, cousins now?
Lindsay: A step back? So does that mean we're, like, cousins now?