Famous lines from A Christmas Story (1983)

The lines

20 of 23 lines. Famous lines like these turn up in the daily game.

• What is it?!Mother

• Red cabbage?Ralpie

• Oh, yeah. Here we go.Mr. Parker

• I can't put my arms down!Randy

• Hey, you turned the light off!Mr. Parker

• I think that says "fragile", honey.Mrs. Parker

• What was that? What happened? What broke?Mr. Parker

• It's a clinker! That blasted, stupid funace.Mr. Parker

• Well, put your arms down when you get to school.Mother

• What happened next was a family controversy for years.Ralphie as Adult

• Don't you touch that! You were always jealous of this lamp!Mr. Parker

• Come on. I don't need that jazz about smugglers and pirates.Ralphie as Adult

• No. That's for tomorrow night. You love red cabbage, Ralphie.Mrs. Parker

• I don't know what happened. I was watering my plant, and I.. broke your lamp.Mrs. Parker

• Kids, it's Little Orphan Annie time. Brought to by rich, chocolatey ovaltine. I could still taste it.Ralphie (as an adult)

• Who's the little chatterbox the one with pretty auburn locks? Who do you see? It's little orphan Annie!Radio

• Thanks a lot, guys. Merry Christmas. Get the crowbar and a hammer, Ralphie. Go on. Uh, "fra-gee-lay. " It must be Italian.Mr. Parker

• Holy smokes, it was 6:45. Only one thing could've dragged me away from the soft glow of electric sex gleamed in the window.Ralphie (as an adult)

• In the heat of battle, my father wove a tapestry of obscenity that, as far as we know, is still hanging in space over Lake Michigan.Ralphie (as an adult)

• Dadgummit! Damn skates! For Christ's sake, open up the damper, will you? Who the hell turned it all the way down again? Ah, blasted! You beast!Mr. Parker