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Quotes
All quotes are taken from the transcripts located at The Stargate Database. No copyright infringement was intended. The Enemy Within O'Neill: You know, I'm kind of partial to P3575 if you don't mind taking P3A577. Kawalsky: No I'll take 577. O'Neill: I'm not married to it. Kawalsky: No, no it's... O'Neill: I want to be fair about it. How about we flip for it? Kawalsky: Damn those Goa'uld's are persistent. O'Neill: I think we pissed them off. O'Neill: Well there have got to be worse ways to go, I suppose. Daniel: You don't think the Goa'uld's are sending people through, do you? O'Neill: Be like bugs on a windshield. Daniel: So this iris is gonna hold right? Carter: Pure titanium. Less than three micrometers from the event horizon. It won't even allow matter to fully reintegrate. O'Neill: So this iris is gonna hold, right? Carter: If it doesn't, the failsafe device will detonate, this whole mountain will vapourise and there'll be nothing to worry about. O'Neill: Ah. Good, I feel much better. Hammond: I can understand how Kawalsky feels. This job gives me a headache too. O'Neill: Uh-huh. What's the bad news General? Hammond: Not much for small talk are you Colonel? O'Neill: How was your weekend? Get any fishing in? O'Neill: Well they'll be in for a surprise, huh? Teal'c: Your iris will be closed. They will be crushed. O'Neill: Surprise. O'Neill: Yeah. Well it's kind of a human thing. We tend to be afraid of things we don't know. Teal'c: Why is O'Neill not afraid? O'Neill: Teal'c, I saw you stand up to a God. Refuse to kill, I saw you make that decision. Teal'c: Yes. O'Neill: In that moment I learned everything I needed to know to trust you. Teal'c: If I had killed you then, I would not be here now. O'Neill: Neither would I. Teal'c: When I do? You will show me this world? O'Neill: Oh you bet. Just not all at once though. It's big. O'Neill: It's not magic Teal'c. They just want you to think that. Permission to barge in Sir? Kennedy: Colonel O'Neill. I was hoping to meet you. Your mission report from Chulak made for the most engrossing analysis of my career. O'Neill: Well thanks. What was your favourite part? Hammond: Perhaps now is not the time Colonel? O'Neill: General, you know what I went and did? I told Teal'c how we all respect a persons rights in this country. Kennedy: I assure you, there is nothing untoward taking place here, Colonel. Please, join us. O'Neill: Thank you. Hey Teal'c. Teal'c: O'Neill. O'Neill: That's Teal'c with an apostrophe. T, E, A, L, apostrophe, C. Kennedy: Yes it is. All the knowledge of the Goa'uld. I just want you all to think on that before we just throw it away. O'Neill: I've thought about it. You thought about it? I think we've all thought about it. Any more thinking to be done. O'Neill: Listen, I gotta ask you something. It's not easy for me. Kawalsky: We're friends. O'Neill: If you don't make it... can I have your stereo? Carter: Hey, I just heard. They're shipping Teal'c out to Langley. Kennedy's taking him with him. O'Neill: What? Daniel: What for? Carter: Study. That's Kennedy's word. O'Neill: Right. Like a damn lab rat. Apparently Kennedy's ethics are selective. Teal'c: He was your friend. O'Neill: My friend died on the table. |