Carrie Bradshaw Quotes (Page 21)
Carrie : Are you seriously telling me that you've never had sex with a man?
Laurel : That is correct.
Carrie : Okay, aah, now, what do you consider sex?
Laurel : Are you implying I'm some kind of Lewinsky?
Charlotte : ...if he asks, he thinks I'm 27.
Carrie [voiceover] : Evidently while we had taken the midtown tunnel, Charlotte had taken the time tunnel.
Carrie : The Hampton's Jitney is just like the bus to summer camp. Only instead of singing songs, everyone ignores each other and talks on their cell phones.
• Vote for this Quote! • August 11th, 2007 Charlotte : It's a really cute three bedroom cottage and they're giving us a fantastic deal for the month of August.
Carrie : Yeah, of course it's a good deal. It's haunted with cheating boyfriends and sexual rejection.
Samantha : We could always burn sage.
Carrie [about her date who wouldn't kiss her] : I couldn't figure it out. I knew he wanted me because during my lean-in-and-kiss-me-good-night move, I accidentally on purpose felt his pop-up-and-say-hello.
• Vote for this Quote! • August 11th, 2007 Miranda : I'm trying to change my bed karma. I figure if I can make my bed a place I really want to be, others will feel the same.
Carrie : Aah, the Field of Dreams.
Miranda : Exactly. If you build it, he will come.
Carrie : So what type of movies do you compose for?
Patrick : Really bad ones. You know, the "I Screamed When I Knew What You Did Last Summer on Elm Street" type.
Carrie : Wallis was right. The most important thing in life is your family. There are days you love them, and others you don't, but in the end they're the people you always come home to. Sometimes it's the family you're born into and sometimes it's the one you make for yourself.
• Rating 5.0 / 5 • Vote for this Quote! • August 11th, 2007 Carrie : I like him.
Samantha : Well, that's real swell, but it still doesn't get the cream in the cupcake.
Carrie : But the thing I like best about him is his family.
Samantha : Mmm! Anyone there you can f**k?
Vaughn : Hey, GQ called.
Carrie : Really? They want you to write something?
Vaughn : No, they want me to wear something. It's great to be a writer these days. There's so little writing involved.
Carrie : Just don't be photographed in anything sleeveless. No one who went sleeveless ever won a Pulitzer.