friends'in 509. (tow^* ross' sandwich) bölümünde rachel'ın phoebe'nin yazışına gelip yaptığı karşılaştırma. sonucunda edebiyat sınıfına rezil olmuş, phoebe de inikamını sıcak yemiştir

(coolblue - 16 Mart 2003 21:34)

jane eyre: okumadım, kasımpaşa
robocop: naağys

(coolblue - 17 Mart 2003 01:22)

olayın arka planı şöyle gelişmiştir:

rachel: so pheebs, what is the book about?

phoebe: i thought you said you read it in high school.

rachel: well yeah, but then i remembered i started it and there was this pep rally and i was, i was on top of the pyramid but anyway—umm, what is this book about?

phoebe: okay, umm, it's this tragic love story between cathy and heathcliff and umm, it takes place on like these really creepy mores in england. which i think represents the wildness of heathcliff's character. i totally get symbolism.

the teacher: how would you characterize the theme of this book, uh let's see here (looks at his attendance sheet), rachel green?

rachel: umm, well i would have to say that it's a, it's tragic love story.

the teacher: well, that's sort of a given, but yes. anyone else?

rachel: oh-oh-oh, symbolism! and uh, the-the uh, wildness of the mores, which i think is-is mirrored in the wildness of heathcliff's character.

the teacher: excellent! what rachel has shrewdly observed here…

phoebe: (to rachel) you completely stole my answer!

rachel: well, honey that was pretty obvious.

phoebe: well how would you know?! you didn't even read it!

the teacher: what do you think? you in the blue shirt.

phoebe: i think that uh, yours is a question with many answers.

the teacher: would ya care to venture one?

phoebe: would you care to venture one?

the teacher: are you just repeating what i'm saying?

phoebe: are you just repeating what i'm saying?

the teacher: all right, let's move on.

phoebe: okay then.

(coolblue - 17 Mart 2003 10:46)

orta planda şöyle bişey vardır:

phoebe: yeah but why didn't you just say that you didn't read the book?!

rachel: be-because i didn't want him to think i was stupid! i mean, that was really embarrassing what happened to you!

(coolblue - 17 Mart 2003 10:47)

aha da asıl olay budur:

rachel: hi!

phoebe: hi!

rachel: (sitting down) so umm, what's this book about?

phoebe: you didn't read this one either?!

rachel: well, i was gonna, but i accidentally read something else.

phoebe: what?

rachel: vogue! hey, so tell me about this jane eyre woman.

phoebe: no! you should've read it yourself!

rachel: come on phoebe! don’t be such a goodie-goodie!

phoebe: fine! okay, all right, so jane eyre, first of all, you'd think she's a woman, but she's not. she's a cyborg.

rachel: a cyborg?! isn't that like a robot?!

phoebe: yeah, this book was light years ahead of its time.

the teacher: (entering) sorry i'm late. let's get started. so, what did everybody think about jane eyre?

phoebe: umm, rachel and i were just discussing it and she had some very interesting insights.

the teacher: well, go ahead rachel.

rachel: uh, thank you phoebe. umm, well, what struck me most when reading jane eyre was uh, how the book was so ahead of its time.

the teacher: if you're talking about feminism, i think you're right.

rachel: yeah, well, feminism yes, but also the robots.

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rachel: (entering, angrily) ugh, that was so embarrassing! i can't believe you let me go on and on like that!

phoebe: (smiling) i'm sorry. it was just so funny when you started comparing jane eyre to robocop.

rachel: that was not funny!

(coolblue - 17 Mart 2003 10:50)

googlefighta göre:

number of results on google for the keywords jane eyre and robocop:

jane eyre ( 171 000 results) versus robocop ( 205 000 results)

the winner is: robocop ^*

http://www.googlefight.com/…ht!&compare=1&langue=us

(coolblue - 17 Mart 2003 22:22)