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** Louis has a bunch of these. When he's reminded there's a gun pointed at his heart: "That is my least vulnerable spot."
** Louis has a bunch of these. When he's reminded there's a gun pointed at his heart: "That is my least vulnerable spot."
* This exchange:
* This exchange:
{{quote| '''Ugarte:''' You despise me, don't you?<br />
{{quote|'''Ugarte:''' You despise me, don't you?
'''Rick:''' If I gave you any thought I probably would. }}
'''Rick:''' If I gave you any thought I probably would. }}
* And this:
* And this:
{{quote| '''Rick''': How'd you get in here? You're underage.<br />
{{quote|'''Rick''': How'd you get in here? You're underage.
'''Young Woman''': I came with Captain Rénault.<br />
'''Young Woman''': I came with Captain Rénault.
'''Rick''': ''(rolls eyes)'' I should've known...<br />
'''Rick''': ''(rolls eyes)'' I should've known...
'''Young Woman''': ''(primly)'' My husband is with me also.<br />
'''Young Woman''': ''(primly)'' My husband is with me also.
'''Rick''': [[Getting Crap Past the Radar|Oh, he is? Well, Louis must be getting broad-minded.]] }}
'''Rick''': [[Getting Crap Past the Radar|Oh, he is? Well, Louis must be getting broad-minded.]] }}
* The [[Blind Idiot Translation]] of a couple of German refugees who have decided to only speak English, in preparation for moving to America.
* The [[Blind Idiot Translation]] of a couple of German refugees who have decided to only speak English, in preparation for moving to America.
{{quote| '''Husband:''' "''Liebchen''-- er, sweetnessheart... what watch?"<br />
{{quote|'''Husband:''' "''Liebchen''-- er, sweetnessheart... what watch?"
'''Wife:''' (''checks time'') "Ten watch."<br />
'''Wife:''' (''checks time'') "Ten watch."
'''Husband:''' "Such much?" }}
'''Husband:''' "Such much?" }}
** And Karl's reaction: "...You will get along ''beautifully'' in America."
** And Karl's reaction: "...You will get along ''beautifully'' in America."