DCDot-com
Why are you asking me about Jesse? Did he do something wrong?
DDon
Yeah, he stepped in front of a gun while someone else was pulling the trigger.
S6 E5Battle Scars
DDon
This was not the first time our vic was robbed.
Yeah, I don't think you can claim New York residency unless you've been robbed twice, no?
S6 E6It Happened to Me
This guy was kinky with his food.
Care to elaborate on that?
I think he was sploshing. A sploshing party is an event where a group of people get together and they experience food in a, uh, sensual way. They, um, caress their bodies with foods of different textures and temperatures, and it, uh... it arouses and stimulates and... they say that it excites them and-and... well, I just, again, it's what I've… I've heard, I...
There are specific locations for these...?
Sploshing parties.
Oh, you can go to a Web site and get an invitation.
Have you talked to Sheldon?
I'm... I'm not sure what to say. Guess my expectations are too high.
What do you mean?
Hawkes is a brilliant former surgeon. And that being said, I know that he couldn't have saved Martin Stafford's life if he had tried. But what's bugging me is I don't understand why he didn't know more was wrong with him. Why he didn't see the symptoms, why he didn't tell us everything at the crime scene.
I've been asking myself those questions. When Hawkes told me what happened, I was angry, but I resisted giving him a lecture or threatening modified duty, because... it was Sheldon. All I kept thinking was, this isn't like him. It wasn't like him at all. I suppose we do expect a lot out of each other.
(sighing) Is that bad?
No.
JSJohn Simmons
That s.o.b. took my money! He invested the employees' pension, and he lost it all. We trusted him! I don't have anything. I don't have a damn thing left after all those years.
Look at me. This isn't the way to fix it.
JSJohn Simmons
What? You gonna tell me that you understand? You can't understand. You can't possibly understand.
I do! 'Cause a month ago, I lost everything, too. I trusted someone with my money just like you did. A money manager who turned out to be a scam artist. Now I'm living with friends. Spending my nights out, begging for overtime, but mostly, I just sit there wondering what the hell happened. And the worst about all this is that it changed me, and I don't like what I've become. The secrets I've kept, and the pride that forced me to lie to my friends and treat people unkind.
I'm sorry. I didn't tell anyone because I was embarrassed. I'm smart, educated, and I was duped. And it wasn't like John Simmons or even his boss, Martin Stafford. They just trusted in the economy, and it let them down. Me, I got greedy, tried to play with the big boys, and I got stung.
It wasn't greed, Sheldon. It's called optimism.
(Mac walks over as Stella and Sheldon arrive at the elevators. Mac tosses Sheldon a set of keys.)
I've got a spare room. (smiling) And it's not up for negotiation.
I'm sorry.
I didn't tell anyone because I was embarrassed. I'm smart, educated, and I was duped. And it wasn't like John Simmons or even his boss, Martin Stafford. They just trusted in the economy, and it let them down. Me, I got greedy, tried to play with the big boys, and I got stung.
It wasn't greed, Sheldon. It's called optimism. You didn't have to sell your condo, you could've gone to the department, asked for an emergency loan.
I was living with more than I needed. I took the best offer while I had the chance. Unfortunately, it was before I had another place to live, so... I ended up staying with a friend, and... You know my biggest disappointment is that I may have to give up volunteering with the medical unit. With Angell dying, and then this money situation, volunteering was the one thing keeping me sane there for a while.
Don't you dare quit, you enjoy it too much, there are other options.
[Mac walks over as Stella and Sheldon arrive at the elevators. Mac tosses Sheldon a set of keys.]
Hey, I've got an extra room. [smiling] It's not up for discussion.
S6 E7Hammer Down
What are you thinking?
(eyes a stained Hawaiian hula-doll on the dashboard) Besides the fact that you and I have never had a honeymoon, I'm thinking that might be blood.
What else do we know about these perps?
RLRay Langsten
Targets are always young women between the ages of 19 and 25. They're highly-organized, they're well-financed. They lure these women into... prostitution, black-market surrogacy, use them as human-trafficking pawns, you name it.
And now harvesting bodies for organs.
Our informant is a cellmate of a suspect we convicted six months ago in connection with a human-trafficking ring here in New York City.
A little cellmate chitchat, and a convict looking to make a deal... that's hard to trust.
True, but right now, we're standing here with nothing. And I kind of got the impression you weren't here to sightsee.
It never gets easier, does it?
No. I've told parents about their dead or missing kids more times than I can count. Hell, the first time was one time too many. One day, a woman whispers thank you to me through her tears. And I realized that she just needed to know that there was somebody doing everything they could for her child. And that's what you're doing, Ray. And that's worth a phone call.
(as they gear up at the junk yard) Did you know that the oldest projectile fired from a weapon was recorded in the fourteenth century in Japan? It was fired from a very crude handheld cannon that you lit with a wick. Its sole purpose was for taking life. Seems that after 1,700 years of evolution we haven't come very far, have we?
S6 E8Cuckoo's Nest
(seeing Danny walk without help) Hey! On your own two feet and looking good, Messer.
Not bad, huh? First the wheelchair, now no more cane. Done.
Yeah. You know, that was one of the scariest moments and I'll never forget it when you said you couldn't move your legs.
When I saw the blood on my hands, I mean, I thought that was it.
Yeah, well, it wasn't your time.
Yeah, let's go with that.
(about their vic) There are 206 bones in the human body. Richard Caldrone broke 204 of them.
Well, jumping off a bridge has a tendency to do that.
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