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Awesome Quotes by Dean Winchester(Jensen Ackles) from SUPERNATURAL Awesome Quotes By Dean Winchester(Jensen Ackles) From SUPERNATURAL "Supernatural: Hell House (#1.17)" (2006) Dean Winchester: [Sam plays a prank on Dean] That's all you got? That's weak! That is bush-league! Sam Winchester: Truce? Dean Winchester: Yeah, truce. Just for the next 100 miles. Sam Winchester: I have a confession to make, I was the on that called them and told them I was a Hollywood producer. Dean Winchester: Well I was the one that put the dead fish in their back seat. Sam Winchester: [both laugh] Truce? Dean Winchester: Ok well at least for the next 100 miles. Sam Winchester: [Dean puts a spoon in Sam's mouth when he's sleeping] Haha. Very funny. Dean Winchester: [laughs] Sorry. Not a lot of scenery here in East Texas, kinda got to make your own. Dean Winchester: I thought the legend said that Morteki only goes after chicks. Sam Winchester: He does. Dean Winchester: Right well that explains we he went after you but why me? Sam Winchester: Hilarious. Sam Winchester: Man, we're not kids anymore, Dean! We're not gonna start that crap up again. Dean Winchester: Start what up? Sam Winchester: That... prank stuff. It's stupid, and it always escalates! Dean Winchester: Oh what's the matter Sammy, afraid you're gonna get a little Nair in your shampoo again, huh? Sam Winchester: All right. Just remember you started it. Dean Winchester: Oh ho, bring it on baldy. Dean Winchester: [picking up a jar in the Hell House's basement] Hey Sam I dare you to take a swig 'a this. Sam Winchester: The hell would I do that for? [pause] Dean Winchester: [grinning] I double dare you. Dean Winchester: [Sam laughs] You didn't. Sam Winchester: [laughs] Oh I did! Dean Winchester: [Sam's talking about some signs on the walls] Exactly why you never get laid. Dean Winchester: [hand glued to beer bottle] You didn't. Sam Winchester: Oh, I so did. Dean Winchester: Most of those websites wouldn't know a ghost if it bit them on the pursqueeter. Dean Winchester: People believe in Santa Claus. How come I'm not getting hooked up every Christmas? Sam Winchester: Because you're a bad person. Dean Winchester: [looking into Ed and Harry's trailer] Oh, look at that. Action figures in their original packaging. What a shocker. [Dean pulls the string on a novelty toy, making it cackle] Sam Winchester: If you pull that string one more time, I'm gonna kill you. [Dean pulls it again, laughs; Sam glares] Dean Winchester: C'mon man, you need more laughter in your life, you know, you're way too tense. Dean Winchester: I barely have any skin left on my palm. Sam Winchester: I'm not touching that line with a ten foot pole. [after Dean puts itching powder in Sam's shorts] Sam Winchester: Man, I think I'm allergic to our soap or somethin'. [Dean laughs and starts to walk away] Sam Winchester: You did this? [Dean laughs again] Sam Winchester: You're a friggin' jerk! Dean Winchester: Oh yeah! [Sam takes his bag and coffee and leaves] [Dean taps his beer bottle against Sam's and takes a drink; Sam smirks. Dean tries to put the bottle down and finds that it's glued to his hand. Sam laughs] Dean Winchester: You didn't. [Sam holds up a bottle of superglue, grinning] Sam Winchester: Oh, I did. Sam Winchester: I have a confession to make. Dean Winchester: What's that? Sam Winchester: [about Ed and Harry] I was the one who called them and told 'em I was a producer. Dean Winchester: Well, I'm the one who put the dead fish in their backseat. [Dean and Sam find the Hell House guarded by police] Sam Winchester: I guess the cops don't want any more kids screwin' around in there. Dean Winchester: Yeah, but *we* still gotta get in there. [they hear loud whispering] Dean Winchester: I don't believe it. [Sam looks and sees Zeddmore and Spengler trying to sneak up on the house] Dean Winchester: I got an idea. [he throws his voice] Dean Winchester: Who ya gonna call? [the cops chase the other two; Sam and Dean sneak into the house] Dean Winchester: We're reporters with the Dallas Morning News. I'm Dean, this is Sam. Craig Thursten: No way. Heh. Yeah, I'm a writer too. I write for my school's lit magazine. Dean Winchester: [sotto voce] Oh. Well good for you, Morrison. Sam Winchester: Man, we're not kids anymore, Dean. We're not gonna start that crap up again. Dean Winchester: Start what up? Sam Winchester: That prank stuff. It's stupid, and it always escalates. Dean Winchester: Aw, what's the matter Sammy, afraid you're get a little Nair in your shampoo again, huh? Dean Winchester: I say we find ourselves a bar and some beers, and leave the legend to the locals. Dean Winchester: I thought the legend says that Mordechai only goes after chicks. Sam Winchester: It does. Dean Winchester: Right. Well, I mean, that explains why he went after you, but why me? Dean Winchester: Okay, wait a second. You're trying to tell me that just because people believe in Mordechai, he's real? Sam Winchester: I don't know, maybe. Dean Winchester: People believe in Santa Clause, how come I'm not getting hooked up every Christmas? Sam Winchester: Because you're a bad person. Dean Winchester: I barely have enough skin left on my palm. Sam Winchester: I'm not touching that line with a ten foot pole. [Dean and Sam ask the kids about the haunted house] Second Teenage Boy: It was the scariest thing I ever saw in my life, I swear to God! Third Teenage Boy: From the moment we walked in. The walls were painted black. Second Teenage Boy: Red. First Teenage Girl: I think it was blood! Second Teenage Boy: With all these freaky symbols. Third Teenage Boy: Crosses and stars and... Second Teenage Boy: Pentagons... Third Teenage Boy: Pentacostals! First Teenage Girl: Whatever. I had my eyes closed the whole time. Second Teenage Boy: But I can damn sure tell you this much, no matter what anybody else says. First Teenage Girl: That poor girl. Third Teenage Boy: With the black... Second Teenage Boy: Blonde... First Teenage Girl: Red hair, just, just, just hanging there! Second Teenage Boy: Kicking! Third Teenage Boy: Without even moving! First Teenage Girl: She was real! Second Teenage Boy: One hundred percent! Third Teenage Boy: And kinda hot. Well you know, in a *dead* sort of way. Dean Winchester: Okay... Sam Winchester: ...And how did you find out about this place anyway? Second Teenage Boy, Third Teenage Boy, First Teenage Girl: Craig! Sam Winchester: We're doing an article on local hauntings, and rumor has it you might know about one. Craig Thursten: You mean the Hell House? Dean Winchester: That's the one. Craig Thursten: I didn't think there was anything to the story. Sam Winchester: Why don't you tell us the story? Craig Thursten: Well, supposedly back in the thirties, this farmer, Mordecai Murdoch, used to live in the house with his six daughters. It was during the Depression, his crops were failing, he didn't have enough money to even feed his own family. So I guess that's when he went off the deep end. Sam Winchester: How? Craig Thursten: Well, he figured, it was best if his girls died quick, rather than starve to death. So he attacked them. And they screamed, and begged for him to stop, but, he just strung 'em up. One after another. And then when he was all finished, he turned around and hung himself. Now they say that his spirit is trapped in the house forever. Stringing up any other girl that goes inside. Dean Winchester: And where'd you hear all this? Craig Thursten: My cousin Dana told me. I don't know where she heard it from. You gotta realize, I didn't believe this for a second... Sam Winchester: But now you do. Craig Thursten: I don't know what the hell to think, man. Guys, I'll tell you exactly what I told the police, okay? That girl was real. And she was dead. This was not a prank. I swear to God, I don't wanna go anywhere near that house, ever again, okay? Sam Winchester: Well, I couldn't find a Mordecai, but I did turn up a Mark Murdoch who lived in that house in the thirties. He did have children, but only two of 'em. Both boys. And there's no record he ever killed anyone. Dean Winchester: Huh. Sam Winchester: What about you? Dean Winchester: Ah well, those kids didn't really give us a clear description of that dead girl, but I did hit up the police station. No matching missing persons, it's like she never existed. Dude, come on man, we did our diggin'. This one's a bust. All right? For all we know those Hellhound boys made up the whole thing. Sam Winchester: Yeah, all right. Dean Winchester: I say we find ourselves a bar and some beers and leave the legend to the locals. [he gets in the car; Sam waits, grinning; Dean turns the ignition and music blasts out of the speakers at full volume] Dean Winchester: Whoa! Jeez, what the... [Sam laughs, getting in] Dean Winchester: That's all you got? That's weak.
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