something is to acknowledge or admit that what they have done is a good thing. Jerk! :: Creep! Excellent insults, along with idiot, moron, and asshole(!) It's very freeing. Harry's way of saying "liberating." Its a whole new perspective. A very important word meaning "point of view." People can usually begin to see things in better perspective, but only after time passes. She actually meowed! A "meow" is the sound that cats make (Dogs, alas, only "bark"). I'm not always thinking about how to get her into bed. As you'd expect, "to get someone into bed" is to have sex with them. Sally shows Harry how women can "fake it".... Squash. A sport that's similar to racquetball (It is also a vegetable). You are a human affront to all women. "An affront" is a total insult or offensive presence. What are you saying? That they fake orgasms? "To fake" is to pretend, in this case in order to trick or deceive. An "orgasm" is a sexual climax, and one of the really great words in any language. Get out of here! "Leave," obviously, but also a classic expression that when used in the right context, as here, actually means "I don't believe you!" Even more amazing, this expression is sometimes reduced to simply "Get out!" I'll have what she's having. One of the great lines in this movie, but put here to note the use of a stative verb (to have) in the progressive tense! ....and Harry and Sally meet Jess and Marie. If neither one of us is with anybody, you got a date :: Deal. In this context, a common and cool way to say OK, or "I agree." He was the head counselor at the boy's camp. A "counselor" is a person who advises others on school, jobs, relationships, etc. Where is this place? :: Somewhere in the next block. The square or rectangular areas of a city, in between streets. If by some chance you hit it off, we could still be friends. If two people who meet "hit it off," then they like each other, or in some contexts, may even become romantically involved. Instead of drifting apart. Two people who "drift apart" become more distant over time. Jess, Sally is a great orderer. Note that you "order" food in a restaurant, but this noun rarely is ever used, except perhaps by people like Harry. I've never quoted anything from a magazine in my life! "To quote" is to use the exact words said or written by another [ " "]. That's amazing! A common and cool word meaning fantastic or unbelievable. Get over yourself! Here, meaning "You are so amazing!," but in reality, never used this way. Well, it spoke to you, and that pleased me. A poetic way of saying "you enjoyed it." You have to admire people that can be that articulate. "Articulate" is an excellent word referring to people who express themselves we
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