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Number 5 The Robot Movie Quotes & Lines – 77 Classics (+ Audio) - page 4

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Find and rate the best quotes by Number 5 The Robot, selected from famous or less known movies, as rated by our community, featuring short sound clips in MP3 and WAV formats.
31 Is something burning? -Morning! -Oh, Number 5, good morning! -Sleep well?
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

32 Wait! It'll get cold!
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

33 Say, pilgrim, that like to parted my hair.
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

34 You wanna play rough, I can sure oblige ya.
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

35 Frankie, you broke the unwritten law. You ratted on your friends. When you do that, Frankie, your enemies don't respect ya. Ya got no friends no more. You got nobody, Frankie.
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

36 Where the hell are we? -New York City. -No, I don't think so. Try the other side. -OK. Oh! Texaco!
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

37 Strategy. -What about it? -Need some. Quick.
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

38 Not bozos. -What? -One bozo.
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

39 That waps you up, you wascally wobot! Ha-ha-ha-ha!
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

40 Well, when you gotta go, don't squeeze the Charmin.
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

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