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* Ooh, it is so nice to be driven around in a car you're used to, don't you think? | * Ooh, it is so nice to be driven around in a car you're used to, don't you think? | ||
* | * Ooh, it is so nice to be taken in a car that isn't a death trap. Thanks for trading up, Niko. | ||
* | * Or something, I guess. I don't think about clothes much. | ||
* Pool, Niko? Were you in a frat house or something? What next? Keg stands? | |||
* | * Shit, if I see another fucking pool table I'll scream. | ||
* | * Shit, you're actually who you said you were. I was expecting a two-foot lesbian. I'm Alex. | ||
* | * So tell me, what are you into? | ||
* | * So you didn't dress up for the first date. Why would you? | ||
* | * So, you take the whole "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." attitude to getting dressed then? | ||
* | * Sweetie, I think it's time to get a new car, like, ten years ago. | ||
* | * Thank God you've got rid of that thing you were driving before. I mean anything would be better than that. | ||
* | * Thanks. | ||
* | * The good thing about you seeing all these strippers is you'll realize how much better my body is. | ||
* | * The way I think about it, even if I hate something, I can write a blog about it. | ||
* | * These bikes really take me back. Well let's get going, Niko. | ||
* | * They do where I am from. | ||
* | * They love me at this place. I swear, you spend enough money and people forget that you threw up on the manager. | ||
* | * This car is alright, I think we bought my maid one. | ||
* | * This car is unreal, I thought they only drove cars like this in the third world. | ||
* | * This guy is like, seriously urban. I'm told he's like, very now. | ||
* | * This is getting boring. I thought we were meant to be on a date? Can you take me home? | ||
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- A motorbike? I haven't been on one of these since I dated a drug dealer in high school.
- Ahh, I see you've tried to save some money on the top half of your outfit.
- Alex Chilton does not take the bus. Please tell me that your car is around the corner.
- Alright, change of plan. Take me somewhere else.
- Can you please explain to me what the appeal of really shit cars is? I don't get it.
- Can't we do something else instead?
- Darling, with clothes as with everything else, you buy cheap, you buy twice. I think you'll be trading in your top.
- Darts, how quaint, Niko.
- Do you think that anyone in Liberty City in the twenty-first century really eats this type of food? Yuk.
- Eww, never wear those glasses again. They just scream bargain bucket.
- Excuse me if I'm not jumping for joy that we're playing parts again.
- God, are those shoes fashionable back in Europe? You must be so behind the Liberty City trends.
- God, this place really reminds me of being underage.
- God, you know. I'll try anything once. I tried picking up guys on craplist, didn't I?
- Hey mysterious European, let's go.
- Hey Niko, do you mind if we do something else?
- Hey Niko. Let's go.
- Hey, Niko. I hope you aren't planning on carrying me on this date.
- Hey, Niko. Is this like an off, off, off, off Burlesque show?
- Hi, I'm Niko. You must be the Liberated Woman. We met on craplist.
- I actually really enjoyed it the last time we came to a strip club. I picked up some moves.
- I am so pleased you got rid of that hat, please say you burned it.
- I can get down with strippers. I can get into this. Let's go.
- I did not want to make carbon footprint. We'll be fine.
- I didn't think anything could be worse than the car you used to drive, I was wrong.
- I don't like waiting Niko. Let's just go.
- I don't normally like hats, but that one works for you.
- I expected you to come in a car.
- I gave my first blowjob in a restroom at this place.
- I guess you're having your other clothes washed. I mean, there can't be any other reason to be wearing these.
- I hate tardiness. Come on, let's go.
- I like this car, I'm getting used to being driven in it.
- I like those shoes, very smart.
- I like your pants, darling. Nice.
- I liked those clothes the last time you wore them.
- I miss those glasses you used to wear. They gave you some class.
- I only really dress up when I have to.
- I remember going to the opening party of this place, it was wild.
- I think I preferred what you were wearing last time.
- I want new experiences, I want to see things that I haven't seen before.
- I write a blog. It's Liberated Woman on blogsnobs.org.
- If anything, that hat looks expensive, which is so in.
- If I didn't know any better, I'd have thought you were trying to get me drunk.
- If I'd known you weren't bringing a car I would have gotten Daddy to lend us a driver.
- If you want to take me to a show, Niko. I'd check what time they started.
- I'll explain anything to you that you don't get afterwards.
- I'm a white chick but I'm really into street culture and the urban scene. I think I'll really like this.
- I'm an intellectual, Niko. I like the finer things like culture and cocktails and gourmet food.
- I'm digging those glasses.
- I'm getting used to those clothes you're wearing.
- I'm glad you're still driving this thing.
- I'm pleased you've kept this car. Daddy gets rid of nice cars after driving them for a couple of weeks.
- I'm sick of this shit. I'm getting home myself. I'll see you around, Niko.
- I'm surprised that you think an intellectual such as myself would be interested in playing darts again.
- I'm the only person who's allowed to be late, Niko. You're making me sound like my mother. Just drive.
- It gets where it's meant to go.
- It was a sad day when the bouncer stopped asking me for ID at this place.
- It was brave of you to come out in these pants, Niko.
- It's a shame you got rid of those glasses, they made you look sophisticated.
- It's a shame you're not wearing that hat any more. I found out how much it cost.
- It's so good that that hat is gone. It made you look like a thug.
- It's so nice to be able to properly see your face without those cheap glasses on.
- I've said it before, Niko, but I like your car.
- Let's go and hit some balls into holes with long sticks. Oh what fun.
- Let's go my mysterious European.
- Let's go, Niko. I hope the good mixologist is on tonight.
- Look, if you're only going to pick me up in crap cars, I'll get Daddy's chauffeur to drive us.
- Most guys I know trade up their cars whenever they can. It's good that you're holding on to this one.
- My girlfriend dated the head chef here, he was really fussy.
- Nice, car. I got one of those for my sweet sixteen.
- Niko, are you trying to lubricate me with liquor before making a move?
- Niko, can't you go for a more preppy look? That hat makes you look like a criminal.
- Niko, Hi. How are we going to get around?
- Niko, I don't care how long you've had this car but I hate it.
- Niko, I thought a resourceful guy like you would be able to get hold of a better car than this.
- Niko, I'm starting to worry about you. Do you only want to look at naked women?
- Niko, I've been waiting. No fucking wonder when you haven't brought a car.
- Niko, please get a new car. I'm embarrassed to be seen in this thing.
- Niko, you have got to learn you get what you pay for and you didn't pay much for those pants.
- No, people drive them here as well. Just not people who live in Middle Park East.
- Oh God, I hope none of my friends sees me out with a man dressed like this.
- Oh, an English comic? How quaint and European.
- Oh, darts. This is a real working man's pastime, isn't it.
- Oh, I guess that you feel comfortable in these clothes. Well, at least they're not disgusting.
- Oh, I miss that hat of yours. It gave you an air of mystery.
- Oh, Niko. It's sweet that you're attached to this car but it really is disgusting.
- Ohh, take me where you wanna take me biker boy.
- Okay, I did not realize you were this... um... earthy. Do they still make clothes like that?
- Okay, if we're not going to do anything you can just take me home.
- Okay, let's eat here. It's not exactly going to be a gastronomic rollercoaster though, is it?
- Okay, let's play pool again. I feel like I've died and woken up in the Midwest.
- Okay, tell me how we're getting where we're going because I don't see a car.
- Okay, that's it. I'm going to make my own way home.
- Okay, there's a reason why trendy people don't wear hats.
- Okay, those are some pretty bold choices. Are you hoping to come across as an eccentric or something?
- Okay, well you're moving up the ladder in terms of cars. You're moving slowly but you're moving.
- Okay, well you've wasted my time by being late. Don't waste my time getting me where we're going.
- Okay, where's your car?
- Okay, you sell one crap car and you buy another. When did that ever make sense?
- Ooh, it is so nice to be driven around in a car you're used to, don't you think?
- Ooh, it is so nice to be taken in a car that isn't a death trap. Thanks for trading up, Niko.
- Or something, I guess. I don't think about clothes much.
- Pool, Niko? Were you in a frat house or something? What next? Keg stands?
- Shit, if I see another fucking pool table I'll scream.
- Shit, you're actually who you said you were. I was expecting a two-foot lesbian. I'm Alex.
- So tell me, what are you into?
- So you didn't dress up for the first date. Why would you?
- So, you take the whole "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." attitude to getting dressed then?
- Sweetie, I think it's time to get a new car, like, ten years ago.
- Thank God you've got rid of that thing you were driving before. I mean anything would be better than that.
- Thanks.
- The good thing about you seeing all these strippers is you'll realize how much better my body is.
- The way I think about it, even if I hate something, I can write a blog about it.
- These bikes really take me back. Well let's get going, Niko.
- They do where I am from.
- They love me at this place. I swear, you spend enough money and people forget that you threw up on the manager.
- This car is alright, I think we bought my maid one.
- This car is unreal, I thought they only drove cars like this in the third world.
- This guy is like, seriously urban. I'm told he's like, very now.
- This is getting boring. I thought we were meant to be on a date? Can you take me home?