Larry does his version of the "I can't see... I got my eyes closed!" routine.
From MISSED FORTUNE, A (1952)
"See - it worked!" "Whatta tryin' to do, boil me? You think I'm a lobster?" [poke] "Wait a minute, now!" "I'm gonna gouge yer eyes out!" [slap] "Ha, ha, ha - I fooled him!" "Well ya certainly did. Pardon me." "Yes?" [poke] "Go away fr
From MISSED FORTUNE, A (1952)
"Give 'er the gas!" "Gas on!" "Gas on."
"Looks like a V8!" "Yeah. Ya ever hear of a V5?" "What's that, a new car?" "Nah, it's an old sock!" [Slap]
From HOW HIGH IS UP? (1940)
"What's that thing for?" "Ya never can tell; we might meet up with a bear!" "Yeah... meet my bare hands! Get out!!" (SLAP!)
From ANTS IN THE PANTRY (1936)
Absolutely priceless insult from Moe.
From PARDON MY CLUTCH (1948)
Moe and Larry get slapped around by their wives.
From PARDON MY CLUTCH (1948)
"That's a genuine stratosphere!" "Stratosphere?" "Yeah." "Play some air."
From THREE LOAN WOLVES (1946)
Moe punishes Larry after his Tarzan outburst in the courtroom.
From DISORDER IN THE COURT (1936)
"Thanks, Pal!" "He said taste it - he didn't invite ya to lunch!"
From MATRI-PHONY (1942)
Moe retalliates after Larry accidentally splashes water on him while cleaning the wall with a sponge.
From THREE DARK HORSES (1952)
A hilarious exchange between Moe and Larry while they are under the table cleaning up the confetti.
From THREE DARK HORSES (1952)
Moe slaps Larry. When Larry complains that his neck hurts, he gets slapped again. Just when Larry thinks it's over, he gets a double-slap!
From THREE LITTLE BEERS (1935)
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