Babs Quotes in Chicken Run (2000)

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  • [after fainting from a near-death experience]

    Babs: All me life flashed before me eyes.

    [disappointed]

    Babs: It was really borin'.

  • Babs: Morning, Ginger. Back from holiday?

    Ginger: I wasn't on holiday, Babs. I was in solitary confinement.

    Babs: Oh. It's nice to get a bit of time to yourself, isn't it?

  • Babs: I don't want to be a pie! I don't like gravy.

  • Ginger: Think, everyone, think. What *haven't* we tried yet?

    Bunty: We haven't tried *not* trying to escape.

    Babs: Hmm. *That* might work.

  • Fowler: Increase velocity!

    Babs: What does that mean?

    Bunty: It means pedal your flippin' giblets out!

  • Ginger: So laying eggs all your life and then getting plucked, stuffed, and roasted is good enough for you, is it?

    Babs: It's a livin'.

  • Ginger: Listen. We'll either die free chickens or we die trying.

    Babs: Are those the only choices?

  • [Babs falls from they sky, nearly on their heads]

    Nick: What's this caper love?

    Babs: We're flying!

    Nick: [wryly] Obviously.

    [spots the intense attempts at flying]

    Nick: Flippin' 'ell! Look at this, Fetch.

    Fetcher: They're gonna kill themselves!

    [Beat]

    Fetcher: Wanna watch?

    Nick: [Ponders] Yeah, all right.

  • Rocky: Listen. Shh. You hear that?

    [silence]

    Rocky: That's the open road calling my name, and I was born to answer that call. Bye.

    [he leaves]

    Babs: He must have very good hearing.

  • [on finding out Rocky can't fly. Inside joke, see Trivia]

    Babs: I knew he was fake all along. In fact, I'm not even certain he was American.

  • Rocky: What's happening? What's going on?

    Babs: They took Ginger, Mr. Rhodes! They're taking her to the chop!

    Fowler: Well, what are you waiting for, laddie? Fly over there. Save her!

    Rocky: Of course - No, No! That's just what they'd expect. But I say, we give them the old element of surprise.

    Fowler: [chuckling] And catch Jerry with his trousers down. I like the sound of that; what's the plan?

    Rocky: The plan... um, the plan. The plan! Uh - Babs, give me that thing. Bunty, give me a boost.

  • [after Rocky leaves]

    Babs: Perhaps he just went on holiday.

    Bunty: [grabbing Babs' knitting, throwing it on the ground, and stomping on it] Perhaps he just went to get away from your infernal knitting!

    Mac: Well, you were the one that was always hitting him. Let's see how you like it.

    [shoves Bunty]

    Bunty: Don't push me, four-eyes.

    [other chickens start fighting]

  • Babs: Chicken feed. My favourite!

  • Ginger: You know what the problem is? The fences aren't just round the farm. They're up here, in you heads. There's a better place out there, somewhere beyond that hill, and it has wide open places, and lots of trees... and grass. Can you imagine that? Cool, green grass.

    Hen: Who feeds us?

    Ginger: We feed ourselves.

    Hen: Where's the farm?

    Ginger: There is no farm.

    Babs: Then, where does the farmer live?

    Ginger: There is no farmer, Babs.

    Babs: Is he on holiday?

    Ginger: He isn't anywhere! Don't you get it? There's no morning head count, no farmers, no dogs and coops and keys, and no fences.

    Bunty: In all my life I've never heard such a fantastic... load of tripe! Oh, face the facts, ducks: the chances of us getting out of here are a million to one.

  • Babs: Greg, honey, is it supposed to be this soft?

  • Babs: [Meeting Larry and Kent for the first time] A wimp and a blimp!

  • Babs: That boy is a P-I-G pig.

  • Dr. Kenneth Soaper: Barbara dear, do you think your quite suitably dressed for travelling?

    Babs: Oh but sir, we were told to bring the minimum of clothing.

  • Babs: Are you going to stay with us all the time?

    Jim Tanner: Oh yeah, I go all the way!

    Babs: Oh I bet you do...

  • Babs: How about those two things sticking out in front?

    Sid Boggle: Yeah! How about 'em!

    Babs: Saucy!

  • Eddie: [Noticing Babs sorority pin] Oh, the Pi Phi house. Well, I'll be around tonight about eight.

    Babs: Am I supposed to burst our cheering?

    Eddie: Not till after the first treatment.

    Babs: [Sarcastically] Oh, I can hardly wait.

    Eddie: Don't be impatient! Goodbye.

  • Biff: You don't mean to tell me that an unprotected girl like yourself is going to be seen going to the Campus Candy Store in broad daylight!

    Babs: Well, why not? Is it so terrible?

    Biff: Terrible? Why I, alone, have dragged from that opiate-reeking atmosphere the bodies of innocent young girls, their sallow complexions give testimony to the lives they have lived. Sinful slaves to the chocolate drop. Shameful addicts to the bon-bons.

  • Biff: Oh, have no fear. Tonight, at the stroke of eight, I will arrive at?

    Babs: Pi Phi House.

    Biff: And will I be welcome on the mat - outside?

    Babs: Em-hmm... and inside, too.

  • Babs: [Doorbell rings] Oh, pardon me, I think that's for me.

    Eddie: Oh, are you expecting somebody else?

    Babs: Well, em, I am, rather.

    Eddie: Fine, you bring him in and I'll throw him out.

  • Eddie: Now that we're all here, I've got a great idea. Let's play Post Office.

    Babs: Oh, that's a kid's game.

    Eddie: Not the way I play it!

  • Biff: Say, Babs, are you all dated up for the Glee Club hop?

    Babs: No. I've been waiting for somebody to ask me. Somebody, in particular.

    Biff: Ha-ha-ha. Gee, that's great! Well, consider yourself asked.

  • Eddie: Waste not the hours with yonder young horse pistol.

    Biff: Don't while the night with nothingness with that numb-scullion.

    Eddie: Oh, I beseech thee, young lady, put your okay on me.

    Babs: I know, we'll settle this as if the fearless knights of old.

    Biff: What do you mean?

    Babs: Battle to the death and the victor shall be my escort to the hop.

  • Babs: Aw, don't be silly Biff. You know I like you.

    Biff: You don't show it.

    Babs: Well, what do you want me to do? Tattoo your name on my chest?

    Biff: Oh, Babs, I wish you wouldn't talk like that. I only wanted to tell you, that I - oh, gee, I'm all balled up.

  • Babs: Eddie what's the matter with you lately? Are you afraid of me?

    Eddie: Yeah, I'm afraid you'll bite me.

    Babs: Ha-ha. You know I'm a vegetarian.

  • Eddie: Babs, one little kiss, to remember me in the morning?

    Babs: No, somebody might see us.

    Eddie: Oh, just a little quickie!

  • Cushie: Funny the way the men have changed. They used to talk about what they'd do when the war was over and things like that.

    Rosalie: Yeah, now all they talk about is women.

    Babs: Yes, women. It seems to be the only thing the men are interested in. Why even the youngsters are so afraid they'll die before they've ever lived.

    Joy: Well, it makes me awfully nervous the way they always want to look at you and touch you. Why, even the doctors are getting so...

    Cushie: Well, even the doctors are human, I suppose.

  • Babs: Are you going to get married?

    Joy: Well, he hasn't said anything about that, yet; but, I know he will. Maybe on his next leave. Oh, it will be so wonderful. Don't you want to get married?

    Babs: I should say not. I've had enough war.

  • Joy: You know girls, I was always told it would be disgraceful to see a man undress.

    Babs: Well, I've watched so many naked men lately that I'm ready to go live with the eskimos. They only undress once a year!

  • Babs: Well, this is an idea. I think I'd make a swell nurse.

    Rosalie: Behave...

    Babs: Just think of the thrill. Holding hands all night with good-looking sick officers.

    Rosalie: And can you imagine moonlights nights at no-man's land. Oh, boy.

    Babs: Yeah, with a general on each arm.

    Rosalie: You know, with that it would have it on Paris. They've commandeered our cars and left nothing but 80-year old men on the boulevards.

    Babs: You, said it! With five million men up there, that's our place, darling.

    Rosalie: Hooray.

  • Babs: Thanks. You're sure its alright?

    Wally: Looks perfect to me.

    Babs: I'd never forgive myself if I was out of commission for tonight.

    Wally: Oh, that's alright. I don't care about dancing anyway.

    Babs: Dancing? I'm on night duty, tonight.

    Wally: Yeah, that's what I mean.

    Babs: And if I wasn't, I'd be sleeping.

    Wally: Gee, its wonderful the way you get all of my ideas.

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