The Sin of Harold Diddlebock Quotes with Sound Clips

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Funny voice lines from the movie The Sin of Harold Diddlebock, in wav/mp3 format.

Actors: Harold Lloyd (Harold Diddlebock), Lionel Stander (Max), Margaret Hamilton (Flora), Robert Dudley (Robert McDuffy)

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11 She must be a beautiful goat. -She's a horse! -Oh well, all the better, they run faster.

— Harold Diddlebock (Harold Lloyd)

12 Where were you born? -What, Nebraska. -Corn.

13 Why don't you give the gentleman a drink instead of letting him stand there with his tongue hanging out?

— Harold Diddlebock (Harold Lloyd)

14 Avoid her like poison.

— Max (Lionel Stander)

15 His first drink? Well drown my kittens, this is quite a moment. You mean his first this morning? Or really his first ever and ever since he was weaned?

16 Never mind. Where did you say this Noah's ark is located? -Over the bridge in Queens.

— Harold Diddlebock (Harold Lloyd)

17 Vodka. With vodka you don't care what you step on. -You can step on snakes.

18 A goat race? -No, I remember. It was mother.

— Harold Diddlebock (Harold Lloyd)

19 And I presume I promised you a job. I usually do when I get excited. But you shall have it.

20 Don't get excited. It's nothing but a symbol that costs practically nothing to print. There is no shortage of it at any time.

— Harold Diddlebock (Harold Lloyd)

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