Waitress: Okay, sorry, you can't use language like that, otherwise I'm going to have to ask you and your boyfriend to leave. Alyssa: Okay, I'm sorry. I will have a great big banana shit with extra fucking cherries on the top of it.
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Jessica Barden
Jessica Barden (born 21 July 1992) is an English actress. 2Life and career Barden was born in Northallerton, North Yorkshire, and moved to Wetherby, West Yorkshire, in 1995. She attended Wetherby High School. Her acting debut came in 1999 with a small role in an episode of the TV series My Parents Are Aliens. She later appeared in episodes of the series No Angels and The Chase. In 2007, it was announced that she would play the part of Kayleigh Morton on the ITV soap opera Coronation Street. She made her first appearance on Sunday, 18 March 2007. In April 2008, it was announced that Kayleigh and the rest of the Morton family would leave Coronation Street at the end of 2008, after just a year and a half. Jessica made her final appearance on Coronation Street on 29 September 2008. In 2007 Barden made her film debut in the comedy-drama Mrs Ratcliffe's Revolution, about a British family that moves to East Germany during the Cold Wa
I think being angry and sad at the same time really turns me on.
I get these moments when I have to lie down because everything feels sort of too much. And I look up and see the blue, or the grey, or the black, and I feel myself melting into it. And, for like a split second, I feel free and happy. Innocent. Like a dog or an alien. Or a baby.
I kind of think I could fall in love with him. Also, he has a car.
Give me your wallet or I swear to fuck I'll go and visit Liz, and Abi, and your weird potato baby and tell them what you like to do with teenage boys in toilets.
Alyssa: Guess what freedom smells like? James: What? Alyssa: Cow shit.
My mum says that if food were her boyfriend, she'd be in an abusive relationship.
Sometimes, James feels like a boy I could love. Like, really love. Then other times, he feels like a total fucking stranger.
I think he's properly beautiful. But he'll never start anything, so...
It's much easier to think someone's the answer if you haven't seen them for years. Because they're not really real. People can't be answers. They're just more questions.
It's like we're on the edge of the world. Like we're safe. Only, we're not.