Dodge City (1939)
Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams: Tex Baird
Quotes
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[they're looking at the buffalo herd]
Rusty Hart : Lucky devils: nothin' to do but eat and sleep.
Tex Baird : That's right, hard head. The only difference between you and them is a pair of horns.
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Tex Baird : Hey, Wade! You ain't gonna keep me in here, are you?
Wade Hatton : I'm sorry, Tex, you read that notice the same as anyone else. Three days in there won't do you a bit of harm.
Tex Baird : Ah, but you can't do this to me after all we have been through together. We fought the war together, built a railroad together. We ate, drank, slept, lived and died together.
Wade Hatton : And now we're going to be in jail together. You in there and me out here.
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Tex Baird : I decided to go back to Texas.
Rusty Hart : What for?
Tex Baird : Oh, I don't know. This place is getting too big and calm and peaceful-like.
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[repeated lines]
Tex Baird : Come-a-ki-yi-yippy, Yippy-yippy-yippy-ya, Come-a-ki-yi-yippy-yippy-ya...
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Tex Baird : So that's what a steam engine looks like: a coffeepot on wheels.
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Abbie Irving : Tex! Tex, have you seen my brother?
Tex Baird : Yes'm. He's over yonder somewheres hotfootin' it around. He swiped one of the boss's horses and I reckon he sure is drunk again.
Abbie Irving : I consider that a very impertinent remark.
Tex Baird : Yes'm, I guess maybe I shouldn't have said he's drunk - even if he is drunk.
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Tex Baird : I'd feel undressed without my gun.
Wade Hatton : Where you're going, you won't need any clothes for a few days.
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Tex Baird : I just don't fit in a sissy town like this.
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Tex Baird : So long, knot head. If I hung around here much longer, I'd be riding a side saddle.
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Tex Baird : This is more like it. The last time I saw a mob like that was back in Texas when they gave Curley Hawks a necktie party.
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Wade Hatton : You can get plenty of men for that job out here, Colonel. I'm getting married next week. Got tickets for New York.
Algernon 'Rusty' Hart : Oh, shucks, you can get married anytime. We'll even go on your honeymoon with you to Virginia City.
Wade Hatton : Oh, thanks.
Tex Baird : Gettin' married has ruined a lot of good men.