A couple was drowning. from The Guardian (2006)
A dart game to settle the tab? That's the date we can't break? from The Guardian (2006)
A drunken celebration gone wrong? from The Guardian (2006)
A friend of mine once suggested fishing. from The Guardian (2006)
A hundred bucks says she shuts you down in less than a minute. from The Guardian (2006)
A last hope for all those who have been left behind. from The Guardian (2006)
A nightmare. People burning in their beds. from The Guardian (2006)
A pretty damn good life, if you ask me. from The Guardian (2006)
About what I said earlier, about you being old and washed up and that. from The Guardian (2006)
Again! from The Guardian (2006)
Ah. from The Guardian (2006)
Ah... It's so the guy behind me knows what place he's coming in. from The Guardian (2006)
Airman Fischer's coming in late yeah! from The Guardian (2006)
Airman Fischer's coming in late, yeah! from The Guardian (2006)
All I'm asking is that you go down there for a few months. from The Guardian (2006)
All right, boys, let's go eat. from The Guardian (2006)
All right, come on. Get in the basket. from The Guardian (2006)
All right, I got 'em. from The Guardian (2006)
All right, I see where I want. from The Guardian (2006)
All right, knock it off. from The Guardian (2006)
All right, look. I'm gonna help you out here. from The Guardian (2006)
All right, now you. from The Guardian (2006)
All right, now. Three letters. from The Guardian (2006)
All right, on your back. from The Guardian (2006)
All right, sit down. Have a beer. from The Guardian (2006)
All right, take the stick. from The Guardian (2006)
All right, that's it. Time out. from The Guardian (2006)
All right. from The Guardian (2006)
All right. from The Guardian (2006)
All right. from The Guardian (2006)
All right. from The Guardian (2006)
All right. A hundred bucks says I close in less than a minute. from The Guardian (2006)
All right. All right. from The Guardian (2006)
All right. Fine, you're dismissed. from The Guardian (2006)
All right. Now it's just like that when you're in the water. from The Guardian (2006)
All right... You call it, swimmer. from The Guardian (2006)
All saying, "Save me, save me." They're looking for a miracle. from The Guardian (2006)
All saying, "Save me, save me." They're looking for a miracle. from The Guardian (2006)
All saying, "Save me, save me". from The Guardian (2006)
All those saves... from The Guardian (2006)
All together, uh, I don't know. Ten weeks first time, from The Guardian (2006)
Along the bottom of the pool, down and back. from The Guardian (2006)
Along with these. I... from The Guardian (2006)
Alright, I'm gonna lower you down, all right? from The Guardian (2006)
Although, to be fair, it's pretty lame. from The Guardian (2006)
Am I right? from The Guardian (2006)
And always wanting more. from The Guardian (2006)
And always wanting more. from The Guardian (2006)
And as hard as I can, for as long as I can. from The Guardian (2006)
And can be detected by infrared miles out. from The Guardian (2006)
And danced, sang, sweat and screwed my way through from The Guardian (2006)
And destroys His good work with winds that rip houses off the ground, from The Guardian (2006)
And how's that? from The Guardian (2006)
And I didn't. But, um... from The Guardian (2006)
And if I can't answer that for me, I'm certainly not going to try and answer it for you. from The Guardian (2006)
And let the waves take you down to the boat. from The Guardian (2006)
And maybe we can get a hobby. Both of us. from The Guardian (2006)
And pay attention to what you really have down there. from The Guardian (2006)
And the attrition rate at this school is well over 50 percent. from The Guardian (2006)
And the sea takes the rest. from The Guardian (2006)
And the stand team arrives here next Tuesday. from The Guardian (2006)
And there is no greater calling in the world than that. from The Guardian (2006)
And they're having a big reception. from The Guardian (2006)
And we can have meaningless sex immediately afterwards. from The Guardian (2006)
And you may have killed your wife, sir! from The Guardian (2006)
And... and to our gal, Lindsey. from The Guardian (2006)
Approach a drowning victim in high seas. from The Guardian (2006)
Are gonna determine whether you live or die. from The Guardian (2006)
Are you a coroner? from The Guardian (2006)
Are you crazy? That's a command to get up! from The Guardian (2006)
Are you ok? What happened? I mean, I waited for two hours. from The Guardian (2006)
Are you ready? from The Guardian (2006)
Aren't you gonna answer that? from The Guardian (2006)
As a rescue swimmer, you need to look down from The Guardian (2006)
As it turns out, not a half bad teacher. from The Guardian (2006)
As it turns out, not a half bad teacher. from The Guardian (2006)
As you can see the crew on the deck in a relatively manageable hoisting position. from The Guardian (2006)
At 24 years old, you have to become that miracle. from The Guardian (2006)
At 24 years old, you have to find a way to be that miracle. from The Guardian (2006)
At least they can't say we quit. from The Guardian (2006)
Attaboy. from The Guardian (2006)
Aye, aye, Senior Chief. from The Guardian (2006)
Aye, aye, Senior Chief. from The Guardian (2006)
Aye, aye, Senior Chief. from The Guardian (2006)
Aye, aye, Senior Chief. Class 5506, form it up! from The Guardian (2006)
Aye, aye, Senior Chief. Let's go, out of the water. from The Guardian (2006)
Aye, aye, Senior. from The Guardian (2006)
Aye, captain. from The Guardian (2006)
Back off. from The Guardian (2006)
Basket is going out of the cabin door. from The Guardian (2006)
Basket is in the water. from The Guardian (2006)
Basket is on its way up. from The Guardian (2006)
Basket is outside the cabin, going down. from The Guardian (2006)
Be advised, we are RTB at this time. from The Guardian (2006)
Be there in 20 minutes. Requesting ambulance on scene when we land. from The Guardian (2006)
Because pronouncing people dead is not part of our job description. from The Guardian (2006)
Because you still have the ability to think. Say it. from The Guardian (2006)
Before you go, I gotta know one thing. from The Guardian (2006)
Before you leave that helicopter... from The Guardian (2006)
Ben looks him dead in the eye and you know what he said? from The Guardian (2006)
Ben Randall always said life is about making choices. from The Guardian (2006)
Ben Randall got every one of those people off, except for this one guy... from The Guardian (2006)
Ben, would you care to address the class? from The Guardian (2006)
Best of luck. from The Guardian (2006)
Better learn to swim against the current, not with it. from The Guardian (2006)
Big as day and still alive. from The Guardian (2006)
Big swim champ, offer to every Ivy League, you give it all up from The Guardian (2006)
Bingo. We're at bingo. Gotta go. from The Guardian (2006)
Blow it. from The Guardian (2006)
Boarder, right 15. from The Guardian (2006)
Both swimmers coming out. Both swimmers in sight. from The Guardian (2006)
Bring it on in. All right. from The Guardian (2006)
But he didn't let go. from The Guardian (2006)
But he still thinks he can cook. from The Guardian (2006)
But I found my answer a couple weeks later. from The Guardian (2006)
But I never made it this far. from The Guardian (2006)
But I've laid under thousands of skies with sunny days. Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
But it didn't matter, because we have all been trained the same way. from The Guardian (2006)
But it didn't matter, because... from The Guardian (2006)
But it is close, in a very safe place. from The Guardian (2006)
But it is one you will have to make as a rescue swimmer. from The Guardian (2006)
But nothing acute, nothing new. from The Guardian (2006)
But our program has been proven to work. from The Guardian (2006)
But suddenly... from The Guardian (2006)
But the body of Senior Chief Ben Randall was never found. from The Guardian (2006)
But there's some here who aren't interested in that victim. from The Guardian (2006)
But this, of course, is only a legend. from The Guardian (2006)
But we're not building up ice. from The Guardian (2006)
But what if it happens again? What then? from The Guardian (2006)
But when it comes down to it, you will choose yourself over them every time. from The Guardian (2006)
But you don't think you can make it. from The Guardian (2006)
But you know what I see when I look at it? from The Guardian (2006)
By the time I got there, the husband was from The Guardian (2006)
Cabin door closing. from The Guardian (2006)
Cabin door is open and locked. from The Guardian (2006)
Cabin door is open and locked. from The Guardian (2006)
Cabin door open and locked. from The Guardian (2006)
Cable's free. They got a fray right here. It's still good. from The Guardian (2006)
Cable's starting to burst. The cable. Hold, hold. from The Guardian (2006)
Can I... see you tomorrow night? from The Guardian (2006)
Can you die from chlorine poisoning? from The Guardian (2006)
Can you open these up for me? from The Guardian (2006)
Captain, Airman Fischer. I just have one question. from The Guardian (2006)
Captain, I'm a rescue swimmer. I'm here to help you out. from The Guardian (2006)
Captain! Captain! from The Guardian (2006)
Captain's down below. One other man on deck. from The Guardian (2006)
Case in point, this vessel's trapped in pancake ice in the Bering Sea. from The Guardian (2006)
Cash? What cash? from The Guardian (2006)
Checking swimmer. from The Guardian (2006)
Checklist complete. Swimmer's coming out. from The Guardian (2006)
Checklist part two. Swimmer's getting ready. from The Guardian (2006)
Chief Skinner, they're all yours. from The Guardian (2006)
Chief! Get me out of here! from The Guardian (2006)
Class 5506, ooh rah, Hodge. On three... from The Guardian (2006)
Class 5506, will you come find me if I am lost? from The Guardian (2006)
Class leader, you are done. Form it up in the shallow end. from The Guardian (2006)
Class winner, right here. from The Guardian (2006)
Class, turn around and greet Senior Chief Ben Randall. from The Guardian (2006)
Coast Guard Cutter Alex Haley ten miles southwest of Ashlock. from The Guardian (2006)
Coast Guard helo, do you copy? from The Guardian (2006)
Coast Guard helo, this is rescue swimmer one, do you copy? from The Guardian (2006)
Come in, rescue swimmer one. 6008, do you read me? from The Guardian (2006)
Come on, Carl. We gotta go, now! from The Guardian (2006)
Come on, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
Come on, Jake. Be there. from The Guardian (2006)
Come on, you're hurting me. Man, get off. from The Guardian (2006)
Come on! Lean and rest. from The Guardian (2006)
Come on. Come on! from The Guardian (2006)
Come on. I'll show you around. from The Guardian (2006)
Come on. You're all fighting for seconds. Just first loser. from The Guardian (2006)
Computer says winds at 60 85 knots. from The Guardian (2006)
Congratulations, Jake. Make us proud up there. from The Guardian (2006)
Copy that. from The Guardian (2006)
Crew said that she went under. They thought you'd lost her. from The Guardian (2006)
D O R. Drop on request. from The Guardian (2006)
Deploy up top. from The Guardian (2006)
Didn't promote you to a desk when you turned 40 like everybody else. from The Guardian (2006)
Dislocated his shoulder, tore every tendon in his hand. from The Guardian (2006)
Do a rescue checklist part two for a harness deployment on the rescue swimmer. from The Guardian (2006)
Do you have a death wish or are you just shit stupid? from The Guardian (2006)
Do you hear me? Do you hear me? from The Guardian (2006)
Does this class understand? from The Guardian (2006)
Does this mean you're not gonna fail me? from The Guardian (2006)
Doggone it. from The Guardian (2006)
Don't have a ready for pickup signal. from The Guardian (2006)
Don't need no land, don't need no trees! from The Guardian (2006)
Don't need no land. Don't need no trees. from The Guardian (2006)
Don't quit on me. from The Guardian (2006)
Don't worry. Don't worry. from The Guardian (2006)
Don't worry. No, no. They'll get him. from The Guardian (2006)
Don't you leave me! from The Guardian (2006)
Dragging his wife under, just... from The Guardian (2006)
Drop in. from The Guardian (2006)
Each one is more fiendishly clever than the last. from The Guardian (2006)
Ease it back. Hold. The basket is in the water. from The Guardian (2006)
Easy forward. from The Guardian (2006)
Easy, Chief. from The Guardian (2006)
Eight feet deep in the deep end? from The Guardian (2006)
Emotional bond. from The Guardian (2006)
En route to Cold Bay. Should be on scene three, four hours. from The Guardian (2006)
Evening, ma'am. Can I buy you a drink? from The Guardian (2006)
Every 18 weeks a new bunch of you guys comes in from The Guardian (2006)
Every 18 weeks a new bunch of you guys comes in from The Guardian (2006)
Everybody now is going to pay for your potty mouth. from The Guardian (2006)
Everyone in this place is retired Navy. from The Guardian (2006)
Exactly. She just wants to live. from The Guardian (2006)
File through the front door. First row followed by the second. from The Guardian (2006)
Find your rack. Quit wasting my time. from The Guardian (2006)
Finished now? from The Guardian (2006)
First lesson in physics, people. Muscle does not float. from The Guardian (2006)
Fisch, why are you here, Fisch? from The Guardian (2006)
Fisch? from The Guardian (2006)
Fischer is our high school swim champ. from The Guardian (2006)
Fischer, you're hurting me, man. Fischer, get off me, man. from The Guardian (2006)
Five minutes. from The Guardian (2006)
Five minutes. from The Guardian (2006)
Flare! We got a live one here, we got a live one. from The Guardian (2006)
Follow two flights and patter up the hall. from The Guardian (2006)
For a single man in its history. from The Guardian (2006)
For the love of God, you could have been killed. from The Guardian (2006)
For what? Backing up a buddy in a bar? from The Guardian (2006)
Frank. from The Guardian (2006)
Get back in PT formation. PT formation. from The Guardian (2006)
Get dressed. from The Guardian (2006)
Get him out of the pool. We're done for the day. from The Guardian (2006)
Get it off! Move! from The Guardian (2006)
Get me out of here! from The Guardian (2006)
Get our swimmer down there. from The Guardian (2006)
Get out! Get out! What's wrong with you? Sit there and shut up. from The Guardian (2006)
Get out! Get out! What's wrong with you? Sit there and shut up. from The Guardian (2006)
Get the maintenance chief on the line. I wanna know what he thinks about this. from The Guardian (2006)
Get their gear off. from The Guardian (2006)
Gettin' old, that's earned. from The Guardian (2006)
Getting old ain't bad, man. from The Guardian (2006)
Give me something else, Senior Chief! from The Guardian (2006)
Give me that shoulder. from The Guardian (2006)
Give me your hand. from The Guardian (2006)
Give you boys time for a smoke and some pillow talk. from The Guardian (2006)
Glad to know you know where a free meal is. from The Guardian (2006)
Go ahead. from The Guardian (2006)
Go out there and do great things. from The Guardian (2006)
Go! Move your ass! Let's move it! Get it going! from The Guardian (2006)
God help you if you ain't, boy. from The Guardian (2006)
God, I think you just broke my nose. from The Guardian (2006)
Goldfish. from The Guardian (2006)
Good for you. from The Guardian (2006)
Good morning, class. from The Guardian (2006)
Goodbye. from The Guardian (2006)
Granted. from The Guardian (2006)
Great. They're angrier and drunker. from The Guardian (2006)
Guess that was a lucky punch. from The Guardian (2006)
Guess who goes out. That's right, we do. from The Guardian (2006)
Hanging from the cargo net. from The Guardian (2006)
Have a seat. from The Guardian (2006)
He fell right into the debris. Lost swimmer. from The Guardian (2006)
He hit a log. from The Guardian (2006)
He is a fisher of men. from The Guardian (2006)
He is known as The Guardian. from The Guardian (2006)
He just fell. He just fell. Randall fell. from The Guardian (2006)
He just let go. from The Guardian (2006)
He knows that I'm better than he was. from The Guardian (2006)
He never had much of a bedside manner. He's a water dog, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
He never had much of a bedside manner. He's a water dog, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
He never let go. from The Guardian (2006)
He said he would hold on until help arrived. from The Guardian (2006)
He was about 80, 90 feet up, sir. He didn't come up. from The Guardian (2006)
He was with me the whole time. from The Guardian (2006)
He's a fisher of men. from The Guardian (2006)
He's cutting through those waves pretty good. from The Guardian (2006)
He's destroying you! from The Guardian (2006)
He's good. from The Guardian (2006)
He's got a compound fracture of his right radius. from The Guardian (2006)
He's had scholarships to every lvy League. from The Guardian (2006)
He's hanging with this man's life in his hands, and the winch jams. from The Guardian (2006)
He's just got a head laceration! from The Guardian (2006)
He's putting the survivor in the basket. from The Guardian (2006)
He's right. Not that chair. from The Guardian (2006)
He's standing on a distant beach somewhere with a fishing pole in his hand. from The Guardian (2006)
He's standing right behind you in the back of the room. from The Guardian (2006)
Heavy debris in the water. Commencing cover search. from The Guardian (2006)
Helen, if you're there, just pick up. We need to talk. from The Guardian (2006)
Helen, it's Ben. Jesus, that was weird. from The Guardian (2006)
Helen, it's Ben. Jesus, that was weird. from The Guardian (2006)
Hell, I've always been old, Ben. from The Guardian (2006)
Hello, I'm a rescue swimmer! from The Guardian (2006)
Help him out. Get out of the way. from The Guardian (2006)
Help him up. from The Guardian (2006)
Help me. from The Guardian (2006)
Help me. Help me, please. from The Guardian (2006)
Help! from The Guardian (2006)
Help! from The Guardian (2006)
Here in Kodiak if that's what you want. from The Guardian (2006)
Here we go. from The Guardian (2006)
Here we go. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey, I need you to keep talking to him. Keep talking to him. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey, man, what are you doing? from The Guardian (2006)
Hey, pay attention. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey, Senior Chief. Good to see you. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey, there was a question I wanted to ask you back in school. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey, uh, I want to, uh, apologize to you. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey, wait, don't you have a date with your girl from the wedding? from The Guardian (2006)
Hey, you. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey, Z, where you going? from The Guardian (2006)
Hey. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey. Hey, when do I get that phone call? from The Guardian (2006)
Hey. Hey. Hey. Ease up. Ease up. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey. I know you're tired, ok? I know you feel tired right now. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey. That's his bunk. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey. That's my stuff, man. from The Guardian (2006)
Hi. You've reached Helen. Leave a message. from The Guardian (2006)
Hmm. Guess they didn't know you were gonna flunk out of "A" School. from The Guardian (2006)
Hodge is our triple repeat. from The Guardian (2006)
Hodge, get yourself to the side of the pool. from The Guardian (2006)
Hodge, over here. from The Guardian (2006)
Hodge, you've been here before. They'll come back, right? from The Guardian (2006)
Hodge! from The Guardian (2006)
Hodge. Where are you from, Hodge? from The Guardian (2006)
Hold it there, hold. We're bringing them up. from The Guardian (2006)
Hold on, Carl. from The Guardian (2006)
Hold on, Carl. Here we go. I've got you. from The Guardian (2006)
Hold on, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
Hold on. from The Guardian (2006)
Hold position. Steady. Hold. from The Guardian (2006)
Hold, I have a failed cable, failed cable. from The Guardian (2006)
Honey, you better keep it down in here, ok? from The Guardian (2006)
Hook is going down. Let's go port right 40. Halfway down. from The Guardian (2006)
How did Emily Thomas become a school teacher? from The Guardian (2006)
How did this make you... from The Guardian (2006)
How does Jake Fischer become a guy who wants to jump out of helicopters? from The Guardian (2006)
How many guys you got on here and is anybody injured? from The Guardian (2006)
How many times we had this conversation, huh? from The Guardian (2006)
How much time you got left? from The Guardian (2006)
However, you also get the chance to save lives. from The Guardian (2006)
Huh? from The Guardian (2006)
Huh...? from The Guardian (2006)
Hurry up! from The Guardian (2006)
Hurry up! Let's move, people, hurry up! from The Guardian (2006)
I ain't sending you fishing for bodies. Not in this. from The Guardian (2006)
I am fully prepared from The Guardian (2006)
I am having a hard time figuring you out, Fischer. from The Guardian (2006)
I am, Senior Chief. from The Guardian (2006)
I ask myself every day why I was the one that survived. from The Guardian (2006)
I believe there are some from The Guardian (2006)
I believe you would. from The Guardian (2006)
I can fix this. Just... from The Guardian (2006)
I can see that. from The Guardian (2006)
I can... from The Guardian (2006)
I can... I can fix this. All right? I... from The Guardian (2006)
I can't believe you got here. from The Guardian (2006)
I can't believe you got here. from The Guardian (2006)
I can't believe... from The Guardian (2006)
I can't do casual. from The Guardian (2006)
I can't feel my legs. I'm serious. from The Guardian (2006)
I can't. Get your ass out of the pool, let's go. from The Guardian (2006)
I can't. I can't lose two. from The Guardian (2006)
I care about one thing only. from The Guardian (2006)
I checked all the locks on the doors. I can't get it loose. They're stuck. from The Guardian (2006)
I didn't know my pilot, my co pilot or my flight mechanic. from The Guardian (2006)
I didn't think you were serious. from The Guardian (2006)
I don't care who you are, from The Guardian (2006)
I don't feel comfortable now, talking to women. from The Guardian (2006)
I don't give a shit what you read, or who you talked to. from The Guardian (2006)
I don't give a shit. A beer's a beer. from The Guardian (2006)
I don't know about you guys, but I feel good. from The Guardian (2006)
I don't know about you, but I could use a fucking drink. from The Guardian (2006)
I don't know anyone who can stay alive from The Guardian (2006)
I don't know what I can say that I haven't said already. from The Guardian (2006)
I don't know. I apologized to you. I just thought that... from The Guardian (2006)
I don't see him. Flash light, hover lights. from The Guardian (2006)
I don't swim so good. from The Guardian (2006)
I don't think it'll be a problem sliding in. from The Guardian (2006)
I doubt knuckleheads like yourself are gonna defend it. from The Guardian (2006)
I drop from the helo and swing from the cable! from The Guardian (2006)
I drop from the helo and swing from the cable! from The Guardian (2006)
I got a few wrinkles here and there, from The Guardian (2006)
I got the vessel in sight. Two o'clock, about 50 meters. from The Guardian (2006)
I gotta get to work. from The Guardian (2006)
I guess that just makes it all go away, huh? from The Guardian (2006)
I guess you just know everything, then. from The Guardian (2006)
I guess... I can't sleep. from The Guardian (2006)
I had a case a while back, you know. from The Guardian (2006)
I had a... from The Guardian (2006)
I have high hopes for this class. from The Guardian (2006)
I have high hopes for you. from The Guardian (2006)
I have me under control. from The Guardian (2006)
I have parent teacher conferences all week. from The Guardian (2006)
I have parent teacher conferences tomorrow. from The Guardian (2006)
I have the ready for pickup signal. from The Guardian (2006)
I have the ready for pickup signal. from The Guardian (2006)
I heard a rumor you were gonna be teaching here in town. from The Guardian (2006)
I just don't get it. from The Guardian (2006)
I killed a couple guys and had to get out of Dodge. from The Guardian (2006)
I know I get a phone call. When do I get my phone call? from The Guardian (2006)
I know what it's like to lose a team. from The Guardian (2006)
I know where you're at, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
I know. from The Guardian (2006)
I know. I see the problem. from The Guardian (2006)
I lied to you. from The Guardian (2006)
I live here. I work here. from The Guardian (2006)
I look and feel this way, from The Guardian (2006)
I mean, it's like, I own them all. from The Guardian (2006)
I mean, today I broke every one of his records. from The Guardian (2006)
I mean, you set records in a pool? from The Guardian (2006)
I must owe somebody money. from The Guardian (2006)
I need a swimmer. from The Guardian (2006)
I need the table. from The Guardian (2006)
I need you to keep your eyes open, ok? All right? All right? from The Guardian (2006)
I promised her I'd go. from The Guardian (2006)
I read the report, Jake. Your blood alcohol was zip that night. from The Guardian (2006)
I repeat, the boat's going down fast. Eight minutes to bingo. from The Guardian (2006)
I repeat, we're abandoning ship. from The Guardian (2006)
I repeat, we're abandoning ship. from The Guardian (2006)
I said get off me! from The Guardian (2006)
I said one breath, Sunkist, let's go. from The Guardian (2006)
I say again, we are are leaving a rescue swimmer on scene. from The Guardian (2006)
I see someone fast enough who's gonna get there first. from The Guardian (2006)
I see someone strong enough who's gonna last. I see someone... from The Guardian (2006)
I should have given you your space. from The Guardian (2006)
I signed them. from The Guardian (2006)
I spoke with your coach, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
I sure as hell hope you paid attention in class, Speedboat. from The Guardian (2006)
I swear you get better with age. from The Guardian (2006)
I take the first one I come to. from The Guardian (2006)
I think maybe you deserve a pass. from The Guardian (2006)
I think the problem's gonna be coming back out. from The Guardian (2006)
I think there's an opening on my buoy tender. from The Guardian (2006)
I think we need another brick. Bring it in. from The Guardian (2006)
I think you'd better leave. from The Guardian (2006)
I thought we agreed to keep this casual. from The Guardian (2006)
I thought you were going fishing. from The Guardian (2006)
I tried to free the clutch and it got stuck. from The Guardian (2006)
I want a C 130 over that crash site now. from The Guardian (2006)
I want all of you to think about that. from The Guardian (2006)
I want him to know he's not alone. from The Guardian (2006)
I want him with me. All right, he's good to go. from The Guardian (2006)
I want to apologize for the phone calls, Helen. from The Guardian (2006)
I want you right here, class leaders. The rest of you dress down. from The Guardian (2006)
I want you to have it, along with... from The Guardian (2006)
I want you to sign them in front of me. from The Guardian (2006)
I want you to start being a member of this team. from The Guardian (2006)
I was never gonna make it, anyway. Skinner's right. I panic every time. from The Guardian (2006)
I was proud of you. from The Guardian (2006)
I was real sorry to hear about your crew. from The Guardian (2006)
I was rolling. I didn't mean to put you on the spot up there. from The Guardian (2006)
I wasn't aware we were working as a team, Senior Chief. from The Guardian (2006)
I will fail you. Understood? from The Guardian (2006)
I won't let go! from The Guardian (2006)
I would never take your chair. from The Guardian (2006)
I wouldn't do that to somebody. from The Guardian (2006)
I wouldn't venture to say what would impress you, Senior Chief. from The Guardian (2006)
I'd like to hear about it. from The Guardian (2006)
I'll be right back. from The Guardian (2006)
I'll follow with the other one right behind you. from The Guardian (2006)
I'll have to take that money back. I wouldn't feel right... from The Guardian (2006)
I'll put in a word for you, huh? from The Guardian (2006)
I'll show you how it's done. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm a Coast Guard rescue swimmer here to help you, son. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm a Coast Guard rescue swimmer. I'm here to help you. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm a guy. I can do casual. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm a guy. I can do casual. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm a rescue swimmer at heart. Born, bred and water fed. Ooh rah! from The Guardian (2006)
I'm a rescue swimmer, yes, I am! from The Guardian (2006)
I'm a rescue swimmer, yes, I am! from The Guardian (2006)
I'm actually not that cold anymore, Senior Chief. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm almost submerged. You gotta get the door open! from The Guardian (2006)
I'm Captain William Hadley, C.O. of Kodiak air station. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm Captain William Hadley, C.O. of Kodiak air station. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm definitely not coming back twice. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm from Teaneck, New Jersey, Senior Chief. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm going down. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm going in. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm gonna go with stupid this time. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm guessing there was a flip for designated driver. You lost. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm here to exceed your expectations, Senior Chief. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm here to pull your ass out of this jam! from The Guardian (2006)
I'm here to pull your ass out of this jam! from The Guardian (2006)
I'm here to save lives, Senior Chief. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm hooking into you. We're only gonna get one shot at this. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm in the engine room and the hull of the boat is filling up! from The Guardian (2006)
I'm in! from The Guardian (2006)
I'm in. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm just a public school guy, so, uh... from The Guardian (2006)
I'm late. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm not a nameless drowning victim. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm not a rescue swimmer anymore, Helen. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm not gonna. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm not Tarzan! I'm just willing and able! from The Guardian (2006)
I'm not your priest, but if I was, I think... from The Guardian (2006)
I'm not your teacher anymore, Jake. I'm just your fellow swimmer. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm really glad you're still here. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm really gonna miss that guy. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm serious. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm so sick of records. Go get him. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm sorry, Helen. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm there myself. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm way over it, Senior Chief. This is... from The Guardian (2006)
I've already spoken to command there. from The Guardian (2006)
I've always been good to you, haven't I? from The Guardian (2006)
I've been trying to peel the layers back on you for a while now and I... from The Guardian (2006)
I've got four guys. This guy's got a broken leg. from The Guardian (2006)
I've got one down below. I'm gonna go down there. from The Guardian (2006)
I've got you. You're ok now. from The Guardian (2006)
If he's such a stud, what's he doing here? from The Guardian (2006)
If I did not think you were ready, I would not put you in the Bering Sea. from The Guardian (2006)
If I feel that you will fail them, from The Guardian (2006)
If I get kicked out of here, I'm not coming back. from The Guardian (2006)
If my muscles ache it's because I've used them. from The Guardian (2006)
If someone has a problem with that idea, from The Guardian (2006)
If that ain't the karmic wheel spinning, I don't know what is. from The Guardian (2006)
If you both surface, you both fail. from The Guardian (2006)
If you cannot survive in a warm pool of water, you've no business here. from The Guardian (2006)
If you had a dog, it'd be run over. from The Guardian (2006)
If you make a mistake, just fess up to it, from The Guardian (2006)
If you need air, you may surface. One breath. from The Guardian (2006)
If you ordered a steak, I'd imagine a cow would be involved. from The Guardian (2006)
In a mildly hypothermic state. from The Guardian (2006)
In it for the glory, maybe a few chicks, am I right? from The Guardian (2006)
In the end, by making his... he helped me make mine. from The Guardian (2006)
In the history of the United States Coast Guard. from The Guardian (2006)
Is it what someone did when they were alive? from The Guardian (2006)
Is that him? from The Guardian (2006)
Is that right? from The Guardian (2006)
Is the attitude in which you enter the water. from The Guardian (2006)
Is there a reason why you're not breathing? from The Guardian (2006)
Is there...? ls there anything you'd like to say to me? from The Guardian (2006)
Is this how it's gonna be, sir? from The Guardian (2006)
Is your leg jammed in here, or is it just...? from The Guardian (2006)
It could have happened to anyone. from The Guardian (2006)
It doesn't have to be messy, Ben. from The Guardian (2006)
It happens, Ben. from The Guardian (2006)
It just makes it an accident. At least that's how it reads. from The Guardian (2006)
It looks like they're leaving together. from The Guardian (2006)
It means you're alive. I'm not gonna let go. from The Guardian (2006)
It took me a long time to understand that... from The Guardian (2006)
It took me, um... from The Guardian (2006)
It will be your class. You will be in charge. from The Guardian (2006)
It will impair your night vision. from The Guardian (2006)
It will light up a 50 foot swath of water, from The Guardian (2006)
It won't happen again, Senior Chief! from The Guardian (2006)
It's 'cause I walked up 'em every night to lay next to a man who loved me. from The Guardian (2006)
It's 20 minutes to the base. The man's screaming. from The Guardian (2006)
It's a good thing I'm just asking for a dance, then. from The Guardian (2006)
It's a terrible responsibility, from The Guardian (2006)
It's all my fault, Senior Chief. Hodge had nothing to do with it. from The Guardian (2006)
It's been around for 200 years. from The Guardian (2006)
It's clean, simple for both of us. We don't have kids. from The Guardian (2006)
It's filling up, Senior Chief! from The Guardian (2006)
It's gonna be a basket pick up here. from The Guardian (2006)
It's hard for me to walk up them steps now. from The Guardian (2006)
It's not 200, but it's not... from The Guardian (2006)
It's not a matter of if this thing is going down, but when. from The Guardian (2006)
It's ok, sir. from The Guardian (2006)
It's ok... I like the top better anyway. from The Guardian (2006)
It's one dinner. What's it gonna hurt? from The Guardian (2006)
It's over. Just... sign them. from The Guardian (2006)
It's probably different for everybody, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
It's right there. Right side, nobody on board. from The Guardian (2006)
It's the whole leg. from The Guardian (2006)
It's time for me to rescue myself. from The Guardian (2006)
It's too late, Ben. from The Guardian (2006)
It's very important that you understand your limitations. from The Guardian (2006)
Jacob Fischer, Kodiak, Alaska. from The Guardian (2006)
Jake, he's gone! from The Guardian (2006)
Jake! from The Guardian (2006)
Jake! from The Guardian (2006)
Jake! Jake! Jake! from The Guardian (2006)
Jake! Jake! Jake! from The Guardian (2006)
Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
Jake's got him. Jake's got him. We gotta get them up. from The Guardian (2006)
Jesus Christ. from The Guardian (2006)
Jesus, how much more of that stuff do you think I got in me? from The Guardian (2006)
Just casual. from The Guardian (2006)
Just get me down. The right hand corner. from The Guardian (2006)
Just let me go. from The Guardian (2006)
Just let me go. from The Guardian (2006)
Just one steak. What is...? from The Guardian (2006)
Keep it together. Let's move. from The Guardian (2006)
Keeps the sea out of your mouth. from The Guardian (2006)
Kenneth Weatherly, Clearwater, Florida. from The Guardian (2006)
Kind of simple for me, though. I just... from The Guardian (2006)
Kodiak Ops, 6096, we're on scene. from The Guardian (2006)
Kodiak Ops, Kodiak Ops, Rescue 6028. from The Guardian (2006)
Kodiak Ops, Kodiak Ops, this is 6034. from The Guardian (2006)
Kodiak Ops, Rescue 6034. from The Guardian (2006)
Kodiak Ops, this is 6030. from The Guardian (2006)
Kodiak, this is Coast Guard 6096. from The Guardian (2006)
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the rock. from The Guardian (2006)
Ladies and gentlemen, your graduates. from The Guardian (2006)
Lean and rest! Together as one! from The Guardian (2006)
Leave a message. from The Guardian (2006)
Let go, you're drowning her! from The Guardian (2006)
Let go! from The Guardian (2006)
Let me ask you a question before we start bleeding. from The Guardian (2006)
Let me ask you something, seriously. Is it too soon for me to ask her out? from The Guardian (2006)
Let me just... from The Guardian (2006)
Let me put it this way. It was the... from The Guardian (2006)
Let's do it, 5506. from The Guardian (2006)
Let's get that squared away now. Put those books away. from The Guardian (2006)
Let's go, let's go. Keep it together. Look tight. from The Guardian (2006)
Let's go, let's go. Keep it together. Look tight. from The Guardian (2006)
Let's go, out of the water. Hurry up, let's go. from The Guardian (2006)
Let's go! from The Guardian (2006)
Let's go! from The Guardian (2006)
Let's go! from The Guardian (2006)
Let's go! Let's go! from The Guardian (2006)
Let's go. from The Guardian (2006)
Let's go. from The Guardian (2006)
Let's go. from The Guardian (2006)
Let's go. Let's get a beer. from The Guardian (2006)
Let's move it now! Let's move it out! from The Guardian (2006)
Let's move. from The Guardian (2006)
Lieutenant. from The Guardian (2006)
Lighten up on yourself, man. from The Guardian (2006)
Like Hell, Ben. from The Guardian (2006)
Like what? from The Guardian (2006)
Like you did on the first day in the pool. from The Guardian (2006)
Like you did yesterday, on missing muster. from The Guardian (2006)
Limitations without understanding are gonna get you killed. from The Guardian (2006)
Listen. from The Guardian (2006)
Load check complete. Swimmer's going out the door. from The Guardian (2006)
Lock it in. from The Guardian (2006)
Lock it up! from The Guardian (2006)
Look at that. from The Guardian (2006)
Look at this. "Freshman leads team to state title." from The Guardian (2006)
Look, I don't want any trouble, ok? from The Guardian (2006)
Look, we all know that you're a legend and all, from The Guardian (2006)
Look, we'll... We'll go away, all right? Just us. from The Guardian (2006)
Looking right. Looking center. Looking left. from The Guardian (2006)
Looking to score with the local talent. from The Guardian (2006)
Looking to score with the local talent. from The Guardian (2006)
Lost swimmer. from The Guardian (2006)
Lost swimmer. Lost swimmer. He saw the cable coming apart. from The Guardian (2006)
Lower me down! from The Guardian (2006)
Luck my ass. from The Guardian (2006)
Lucky guess. from The Guardian (2006)
Lyons, relax, man. from The Guardian (2006)
Lyons? He was one of our top candidates. from The Guardian (2006)
Ma'am, I'm a Coast Guard rescue swimmer. I'm here to help you. from The Guardian (2006)
Ma'am, I'm sorry, but if nobody comes in 20 minutes, from The Guardian (2006)
Maggie is hot tonight. from The Guardian (2006)
Make it three. from The Guardian (2006)
Make sure she's hot. from The Guardian (2006)
Man is in the basket. from The Guardian (2006)
Man, are we glad to see you! from The Guardian (2006)
Man, I got bigger problems than you. from The Guardian (2006)
Many survivors claim to have felt his gripping hands beneath them, from The Guardian (2006)
Mark in known position. from The Guardian (2006)
Mark. Mark. Right side. Debris in water. from The Guardian (2006)
Matthew Stokes, Savannah, Georgia. from The Guardian (2006)
Maybe he's just trying to push you to be better. from The Guardian (2006)
Maybe. from The Guardian (2006)
Maybe... Maybe I should be the one to move out. from The Guardian (2006)
Mayday, mayday, mayday. from The Guardian (2006)
Mayday, mayday, mayday. from The Guardian (2006)
Mayday, mayday, mayday. from The Guardian (2006)
Mayday. Mayday. Mayday. from The Guardian (2006)
Medical ship, caught on fire. from The Guardian (2006)
Meet me there next Friday around eight? from The Guardian (2006)
Mmm hmm. from The Guardian (2006)
Mmm hmm. from The Guardian (2006)
Monitor the radio, sir. No flare, strobe or anything. from The Guardian (2006)
Mostly what we see is old fractures in the arms, also in the leg. from The Guardian (2006)
Move, move, move, move! from The Guardian (2006)
Must be happy hour. from The Guardian (2006)
Must be nice to go out on a date, yeah! from The Guardian (2006)
Must be nice to go out on a date, yeah! from The Guardian (2006)
My baby. from The Guardian (2006)
My bull riding career was going down the drain. from The Guardian (2006)
My day was all right. from The Guardian (2006)
My intention is to narrow that gap. from The Guardian (2006)
My sister's best friend is getting married from The Guardian (2006)
Negative, swimmer one. We need you topside, ASAP. from The Guardian (2006)
Never stare directly into the flame, people. from The Guardian (2006)
Next scenario, Petty Officer Watson. from The Guardian (2006)
No attachments. Just casual. from The Guardian (2006)
No flowers. from The Guardian (2006)
No matter what happens out there, you stay together. from The Guardian (2006)
No sign of kayakers. I'm taking her down. from The Guardian (2006)
No way. You have got to be kidding me. from The Guardian (2006)
No, I did not. from The Guardian (2006)
No, I think there's been enough talk for one day. from The Guardian (2006)
No, I'm having a drink near you. Entirely different thing. from The Guardian (2006)
No, it doesn't make it all right. from The Guardian (2006)
No, no, no. I'm talking about like a real date. from The Guardian (2006)
No, you don't get it. from The Guardian (2006)
No, you're not going. We're starting to have fun. from The Guardian (2006)
No. Circuit breakers are in so it has failed, from The Guardian (2006)
No. It's personal with me. from The Guardian (2006)
No... No, no, no, no, no. from The Guardian (2006)
Nobody really appreciates us until they need us. from The Guardian (2006)
Not all of them. from The Guardian (2006)
Not from the cabin to the tarmac. We never stop. from The Guardian (2006)
Not to me. Not like that. from The Guardian (2006)
Now imagine yourself trapped in between two thousand pound pieces of ice, from The Guardian (2006)
Now you gotta talk to her. You gotta go make a move. from The Guardian (2006)
Now, I've drawn a map, with a complex set of clues. from The Guardian (2006)
Now! from The Guardian (2006)
Of course you didn't, Ben. How could you think I was? from The Guardian (2006)
Officer Watson is gonna talk a little bit more about that. from The Guardian (2006)
Oh, ah, oh, ah, ay! from The Guardian (2006)
Oh, amazing. Not only does he come back in great shape, from The Guardian (2006)
Oh, gee. I'm sorry saving lives doesn't jibe with our social cal... from The Guardian (2006)
Oh, God, there they are. Stop the car. from The Guardian (2006)
Oh, gosh. from The Guardian (2006)
Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't realize that he was so qualified. from The Guardian (2006)
Oh, man. from The Guardian (2006)
Oh, my goodness, look at this. from The Guardian (2006)
Oh, we're not going home. from The Guardian (2006)
Oh, yeah. They're coming. from The Guardian (2006)
Oh! from The Guardian (2006)
Oh. Absolutely. from The Guardian (2006)
Ok, cable free, cable free. from The Guardian (2006)
Ok, guys. High tides coming in and we've got six to eight foot rollers coming from the north. from The Guardian (2006)
Ok, he's putting the man in the basket. from The Guardian (2006)
Ok, honey. But when God Himself reaches down from heaven... from The Guardian (2006)
Ok, honey. She called me honey. from The Guardian (2006)
Ok, if we have to put you in, we're gonna get you in upswell, from The Guardian (2006)
Ok, one dance. from The Guardian (2006)
Ok, that's better. from The Guardian (2006)
Ok. from The Guardian (2006)
Ok. from The Guardian (2006)
On my whistle, drop your gear into the pool and pair up. from The Guardian (2006)
On your feet. from The Guardian (2006)
One by one I want you to hand them to me. from The Guardian (2006)
One more, and you're gone. from The Guardian (2006)
One steak is not gonna forge some kind of a lasting from The Guardian (2006)
One's holding the flare. No other movement. from The Guardian (2006)
Only number I kept track of. from The Guardian (2006)
Ooh rah, Chief Skinner. from The Guardian (2006)
Ooh rah! from The Guardian (2006)
Ooh rah! from The Guardian (2006)
Ooh rah! from The Guardian (2006)
Ooh rah! from The Guardian (2006)
Ooh rah! from The Guardian (2006)
Ooh rah. from The Guardian (2006)
Ooh rah. from The Guardian (2006)
Ooh rah. from The Guardian (2006)
Ooh. Check it out. She's staring at you. from The Guardian (2006)
Oops. from The Guardian (2006)
Or how they're remembered after they're gone? from The Guardian (2006)
Or take that "A" School opening I'm offering you. from The Guardian (2006)
Or the weakest one in the group and then I swim as fast, from The Guardian (2006)
Or their son, or their best friend? You know about that? from The Guardian (2006)
Or walk out of here with me and split the cash. from The Guardian (2006)
Out in the water there's work for me. from The Guardian (2006)
Out of the 39,000 men and women who make up the US Coast Guard, from The Guardian (2006)
Out of the pool, Fischer, let's move. from The Guardian (2006)
Outstanding. from The Guardian (2006)
Over here! from The Guardian (2006)
Panics every time, Senior. from The Guardian (2006)
Pardon me, but it didn't add up until... now. from The Guardian (2006)
Patch things up with the wife? from The Guardian (2006)
Permission to be dismissed, sir? from The Guardian (2006)
Permission to carry on, sir? from The Guardian (2006)
Petty Officer Watson, pull them out of the pool. from The Guardian (2006)
Pick it up. What's...? from The Guardian (2006)
Pick out the hottest girl in here, I'll take her home. from The Guardian (2006)
Please. from The Guardian (2006)
Please. from The Guardian (2006)
Pop tall! from The Guardian (2006)
Pop tall! Pop tall! Pop tall! from The Guardian (2006)
Pop tall. from The Guardian (2006)
Pop tall. To the lone pine and back! from The Guardian (2006)
Port right 40. Port right 30. Watch your altitude. from The Guardian (2006)
Pre rescue checklist for freefall deployment. from The Guardian (2006)
Prepare for freefall deployment of the rescue swimmer. from The Guardian (2006)
Prepare to take the load. from The Guardian (2006)
Pretty little lightning rod, aren't you? from The Guardian (2006)
PT formation. from The Guardian (2006)
PT test begins at 0700 tomorrow. Class dismissed. from The Guardian (2006)
Puddle pirates. But it's not... I'm... from The Guardian (2006)
Pull up. Pull up. from The Guardian (2006)
Punching through that opening. from The Guardian (2006)
Pure survival instinct. from The Guardian (2006)
Pushing them up to the surface, from The Guardian (2006)
Put down your bags. Fall out to the rear. from The Guardian (2006)
Put one on the board for Goldfish. from The Guardian (2006)
Put your head in first. from The Guardian (2006)
Put your white books in your red bags. from The Guardian (2006)
Randall never was much for this. from The Guardian (2006)
Ready rescue helo 6096. Swimmer one, return to base. from The Guardian (2006)
Records. from The Guardian (2006)
Relax, buddy. I got you. from The Guardian (2006)
Remember, all right. from The Guardian (2006)
Requesting to get wet, sir. from The Guardian (2006)
Rescue 6028, Kodiak Ops, go ahead. from The Guardian (2006)
Rescue 6034. Fischer is on board, but vessel is compromised. from The Guardian (2006)
Rescue helo, this is swimmer number one! from The Guardian (2006)
Rescue swimmer one, this is 6008. Do you read? from The Guardian (2006)
Rescue swimmer, 6034, Fischer, come in, Fischer. from The Guardian (2006)
Reyes, he's fine. from The Guardian (2006)
Right here, let's go. from The Guardian (2006)
Right here, let's go. from The Guardian (2006)
Right when the ship started to go down, he reaches down and grabs this guy... from The Guardian (2006)
Right. from The Guardian (2006)
Robert! from The Guardian (2006)
Roger that. Check swimmer. from The Guardian (2006)
Roger. from The Guardian (2006)
Roger. from The Guardian (2006)
Roger. from The Guardian (2006)
Roger. Checking swimmer. from The Guardian (2006)
Roger. He's giving her CPR. from The Guardian (2006)
SAR alarms and sleep deprivation are part... from The Guardian (2006)
Save the ones you can, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
Schedule says that you will perform a PT test this morning. from The Guardian (2006)
Screw Skinner. from The Guardian (2006)
See, the way I see it, you got two choices here. from The Guardian (2006)
Seems like it's always the big ones that crack. from The Guardian (2006)
Senior Chief made the swim to the Aleutian Islands. from The Guardian (2006)
Senior Chief Randall is one of the most decorated rescue swimmers from The Guardian (2006)
Senior Chief Randall will be your lead instructor for the next 18 weeks. from The Guardian (2006)
Senior Chief Randall. from The Guardian (2006)
Senior Chief, may I have a word? from The Guardian (2006)
Senior Chief, please report to base from The Guardian (2006)
Senior Chief, we've got a problem. from The Guardian (2006)
Senior Chief's on deck. Pop tall. from The Guardian (2006)
Senior fell. Senior fell! from The Guardian (2006)
Senior, this school operates on a two challenge rule. from The Guardian (2006)
Senior, what do you think about taking Fischer with you on this? from The Guardian (2006)
Senior! from The Guardian (2006)
Senior! from The Guardian (2006)
Senior. Senior! from The Guardian (2006)
Senior... from The Guardian (2006)
Serious fractures like in the C spinal should cause paralysis. from The Guardian (2006)
Set. Go! from The Guardian (2006)
Settle down! from The Guardian (2006)
She decided to stay home. from The Guardian (2006)
She's dead in the water with four souls on board. from The Guardian (2006)
She's never gonna talk to me again. from The Guardian (2006)
Sign the papers today and you can live as a civilian from The Guardian (2006)
Simple physics. We're just gonna time the flush, all right? from The Guardian (2006)
Sir, it's ok. I'm with the US Coast Guard. from The Guardian (2006)
Sir... in about two and a half minutes, they'll understand. from The Guardian (2006)
Sit down, Hodge. Drink. Finish your beer. Drink. from The Guardian (2006)
Sit down. from The Guardian (2006)
Six weeks this time. from The Guardian (2006)
Six weeks, two days second time. from The Guardian (2006)
Skipper's down below. He's trying to start the pump. from The Guardian (2006)
So did she send you papers? from The Guardian (2006)
So did she send you papers? from The Guardian (2006)
So here's my thinking: from The Guardian (2006)
So I hear you're staying in a single? from The Guardian (2006)
So I hear you're staying in a single? from The Guardian (2006)
So I take it you've read The Great Gatsby? from The Guardian (2006)
So if by some miracle you actually have what it takes to become one of us, from The Guardian (2006)
So today is record day. from The Guardian (2006)
So you have to get your mind wrapped around that idea. from The Guardian (2006)
So, ladies and gentlemen, welcome. from The Guardian (2006)
Some nice clothes. I'll get you some flowers. from The Guardian (2006)
Some people actually believe. from The Guardian (2006)
Somebody help him up! from The Guardian (2006)
Somebody's missing. from The Guardian (2006)
Something in your file just kept... kept hanging me up. from The Guardian (2006)
Something like fishing. from The Guardian (2006)
Something like that. from The Guardian (2006)
Something to talk about. from The Guardian (2006)
Something's not right. Swimmer one's going back to the cave. from The Guardian (2006)
Sometimes you gotta shoot a hostage. from The Guardian (2006)
Somewhere in the vast sea. from The Guardian (2006)
Son, look at me. Look at me. You're gonna be ok. Got that? from The Guardian (2006)
Sorry. from The Guardian (2006)
Sorry. from The Guardian (2006)
Sorry. I was just pointing things out in the living room. They didn't know. from The Guardian (2006)
Standardization is one of the reasons we were so successful during Katrina. from The Guardian (2006)
Stay with your flotation. I'll be back for you. from The Guardian (2006)
Survivor looks unconscious. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer and survivor have the basket. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer in sight. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer inside of cabin door. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer is approaching cabin door. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer is coming through the door. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer one, 6034. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer one, be advised. We've got seven minutes to bingo. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer one, swimmer one, come in. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer one. I got the captain here down here in the engine room. He's stuck. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer ready? from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer two is making contact with swimmer one. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer's at the door, sir. Checking swimmer. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer's away. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer's away. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer's dress down checklist is complete. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer's ok. He's heading toward the vessel. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer's out the door. Swimmer's on his way down. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer's ready. Load checking swimmer. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmers in the water, swimmers ok. from The Guardian (2006)
Take care of yourself, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
Take care of yourself, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
Take it up! from The Guardian (2006)
Take the others to the pool. I'll catch up. from The Guardian (2006)
Take your licks, and we'll press on. from The Guardian (2006)
Taking on water. May not hold much longer. Stand by for... from The Guardian (2006)
Taking the load. from The Guardian (2006)
Taking the load. from The Guardian (2006)
Tell me what to do. Tell me what to do. from The Guardian (2006)
Thanks to Mr. Fischer's extracurricular activities, from The Guardian (2006)
That a way, baby! from The Guardian (2006)
That guy who holds all them records, is he still alive? from The Guardian (2006)
That is absolutely horrible! from The Guardian (2006)
That is the future victims you will be asked to save. from The Guardian (2006)
That looks like a bet to me, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
That was a sure fire lie. from The Guardian (2006)
That was terrible! Let's try that again. from The Guardian (2006)
That will not be necessary. from The Guardian (2006)
That works too. from The Guardian (2006)
That you'd like to apologize to me for. from The Guardian (2006)
That.. from The Guardian (2006)
That's amazing. I'll bet it was like, what, from The Guardian (2006)
That's gotta be a new record. Ooh rah. from The Guardian (2006)
That's it. He's approaching the vessel. He's at the boat, sir. from The Guardian (2006)
That's like sticks and stones. from The Guardian (2006)
That's not bad. from The Guardian (2006)
That's not exactly the answer I'm looking for, there. from The Guardian (2006)
That's not what I'm talking about. from The Guardian (2006)
That's ok. I swim pretty good. from The Guardian (2006)
That's the only way we work, swim champ. from The Guardian (2006)
That's why I got Jake with me. Got my human speedboat. from The Guardian (2006)
That's why we do it. from The Guardian (2006)
That's you. Holy smokes. from The Guardian (2006)
That's your first challenge, Charlie. from The Guardian (2006)
That's your top of the line, A game material? from The Guardian (2006)
That's, um... That's my chair. from The Guardian (2006)
The attrition rate is like... What is it, 50 percent? from The Guardian (2006)
The base? All you can eat wings? from The Guardian (2006)
The bigger reality is... from The Guardian (2006)
The bigger reality is... from The Guardian (2006)
The Coast Guard conducted one of the largest rescue missions from The Guardian (2006)
The decisions you make during this stage from The Guardian (2006)
The first stages of hypothermia are the most critical... Why? from The Guardian (2006)
The kid got a couple stitches. He's gonna be fine. from The Guardian (2006)
The kind of small town where everyone still waves to everyone... from The Guardian (2006)
The last hope of all those who have been left behind. from The Guardian (2006)
The Mark 58 is used to reference the wind, to detect the current. from The Guardian (2006)
The money you bet your friends you could pick me up. from The Guardian (2006)
The most important person to keep alive is yourself. from The Guardian (2006)
The normal one will burn for 40 to 60 minutes. from The Guardian (2006)
The only authorized command to get you back up on your feet is "pop tall." from The Guardian (2006)
The only difference between you and me is... from The Guardian (2006)
The only difference between you and the victim from The Guardian (2006)
The only way for you to save it is to give this up and fly a desk. from The Guardian (2006)
The place has not changed. from The Guardian (2006)
The question is... will you? from The Guardian (2006)
The rest of you step up here with Mr. Christiansen. He'll process you in. from The Guardian (2006)
The rest of you, pick a bunk. Put on your ODU's. from The Guardian (2006)
The rest... we've gotta let go. from The Guardian (2006)
The rulebook says we cut our losses. from The Guardian (2006)
The Sea Aegis. from The Guardian (2006)
The team you have now. from The Guardian (2006)
The truth. from The Guardian (2006)
The vessel you're looking at right now is listing to the port side. from The Guardian (2006)
Their both mildly hypothermic but I think they'll come around. from The Guardian (2006)
Their disenrollment records. from The Guardian (2006)
Then honor your gift. from The Guardian (2006)
Then wait for the flush. from The Guardian (2006)
Then you don't swim the next two. from The Guardian (2006)
Then, you get to live a life of meager pay from The Guardian (2006)
There a reason you're not breathing, Goldfish? from The Guardian (2006)
There are three letters that will set you free. from The Guardian (2006)
There is going to come a time when you reach the point of exhaustion. from The Guardian (2006)
There is that possibility. from The Guardian (2006)
There never was anyone else, Mags. from The Guardian (2006)
There was nothing we could do. from The Guardian (2006)
There will come a time when you are going to have to say no. from The Guardian (2006)
There will come a time when you are going to have to say: "No." from The Guardian (2006)
There will come a time when you might have to decide from The Guardian (2006)
There's a bar outside your base called Maggie's. You know it? from The Guardian (2006)
There's a gap between training and what really happens, Cujo. from The Guardian (2006)
There's a gap between training and what really happens, Cujo. from The Guardian (2006)
There's a legend of a man who lives beneath the sea. from The Guardian (2006)
There's a legend of a man who lives beneath the sea. from The Guardian (2006)
There's an instructor opening at "A" School in... from The Guardian (2006)
There's dead... from The Guardian (2006)
There's just one thing, though. from The Guardian (2006)
There's no way you're getting me into bed. from The Guardian (2006)
There's one record you won't break. from The Guardian (2006)
There's six PIW's all tied together. No signs of life. from The Guardian (2006)
There's some in this class who aren't interested in saving lives at all. from The Guardian (2006)
There's that possibility. from The Guardian (2006)
These little guys over here, from The Guardian (2006)
They don't hand out tardies in the military. from The Guardian (2006)
They really don't like us, do they? from The Guardian (2006)
They think they're better than us because they're combat oriented. from The Guardian (2006)
They'll be coming for us. from The Guardian (2006)
They're dead, Ben. Ben, they're dead. from The Guardian (2006)
They're looking for a miracle. from The Guardian (2006)
They're not coming back. from The Guardian (2006)
They're on scene. They'll make the assessment. from The Guardian (2006)
Think again. from The Guardian (2006)
Think I might take his advice. from The Guardian (2006)
Think I'm ready? from The Guardian (2006)
This exercise is designed to teach you teamwork. from The Guardian (2006)
This is a demonstration model. from The Guardian (2006)
This is a go/no go exercise. from The Guardian (2006)
This is a Mark 58 flare. This is what it looks like. from The Guardian (2006)
This is an oxygen deprivation, anaerobic exercise. from The Guardian (2006)
This is because we are the Coast Guard's elite. from The Guardian (2006)
This is cargo vessel Sea Queen. We're at 55 degrees, 12 minutes North. from The Guardian (2006)
This is Coast Guard 6096. from The Guardian (2006)
This is Coast Guard 6096. from The Guardian (2006)
This is fun. We'll pass out trophies later. from The Guardian (2006)
This is just a picture of your pants. from The Guardian (2006)
This is the sound of death knocking. from The Guardian (2006)
This kind of work seems a little remedial for someone like yourself. from The Guardian (2006)
This Randall guy, he's operating on some whole other cylinder. from The Guardian (2006)
This will serve in place of your PT end test. from The Guardian (2006)
Those are definitely ten foot waves. from The Guardian (2006)
Those pieces of ice can weigh in upwards of thousands of pounds. from The Guardian (2006)
Thought you said you were willing to sacrifice your life for another. from The Guardian (2006)
Three letters will get you people a cup of hot coffee and a blanket. from The Guardian (2006)
Three letters, people, will get you a... from The Guardian (2006)
Three on board with injuries, one more down below. from The Guardian (2006)
Time out. Class, pop tall. from The Guardian (2006)
To be here with us. from The Guardian (2006)
To do an entire hour on nothing but the Chicago Bears. from The Guardian (2006)
To the prodigal's return. from The Guardian (2006)
To those who have fallen, to those who have survived phase one. from The Guardian (2006)
Today we were going to learn about how to from The Guardian (2006)
Turn around! Turn around. from The Guardian (2006)
Twenty five. from The Guardian (2006)
Twenty minutes to Kodiak. from The Guardian (2006)
Twenty minutes. Just fingertips. from The Guardian (2006)
Twenty two is the number of people I lost, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
Twenty two? from The Guardian (2006)
Twenty two. from The Guardian (2006)
Two o'clock. from The Guardian (2006)
Two young kayakers swept into the cave one mile south of Saltery Cove. How copy? from The Guardian (2006)
Uh, Jake, that's a squid bar. There's Navy guys everywhere. from The Guardian (2006)
Uh, we do. When hurricanes ground the US Navy, from The Guardian (2006)
Uh... send somebody back for us 'cause I'm staying down here with him. from The Guardian (2006)
Um, no problem because, uh, we were just leaving anyway. from The Guardian (2006)
Um... Ok, try Helen Freeman. from The Guardian (2006)
Unbelievable. from The Guardian (2006)
Very well. Let's try it. Lean and rest. from The Guardian (2006)
Wait, wait, wait. I'm afraid. I'm not ready. from The Guardian (2006)
Wait, wait. Where are we going? from The Guardian (2006)
Walk away from me, from The Guardian (2006)
Want me to pull these pansies out? from The Guardian (2006)
Water is where you've been called to serve... from The Guardian (2006)
We all stay together. One guy goes back, from The Guardian (2006)
We are diverting your training mission. from The Guardian (2006)
We are leaving a rescue swimmer on scene. from The Guardian (2006)
We are on fire! We are on fire! from The Guardian (2006)
We are on fire! We are on fire! from The Guardian (2006)
We are the best of the best. from The Guardian (2006)
We both knew where this was going, right? from The Guardian (2006)
We don't know that. from The Guardian (2006)
We get him back up to the front, ok? We're a team. from The Guardian (2006)
We go out. from The Guardian (2006)
We go to "A" School, the most difficult school in the military. from The Guardian (2006)
We got time. Get dressed. from The Guardian (2006)
We gotta get them that cable before they drop. from The Guardian (2006)
We had crews come in from all over the country. from The Guardian (2006)
We have a 75 foot fishing vessel in distress taking on water in high seas. from The Guardian (2006)
We have a C 130 coming off from KCAW at two. from The Guardian (2006)
We have a de ice caution light, but we are pressing on. from The Guardian (2006)
We have a de ice fail. We're low on fuel. from The Guardian (2006)
We have people in the water. Deploying our swimmer. from The Guardian (2006)
We have two hypothermic survivors on board. from The Guardian (2006)
We lost our tail rotor! from The Guardian (2006)
We need three crews in Sitka for the weekend. from The Guardian (2006)
We never stop, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
We put a collar on this one, but it was more precautionary. from The Guardian (2006)
We should go on a date. from The Guardian (2006)
We stay together as a group. Nobody falls behind. from The Guardian (2006)
We still have the ability to think. from The Guardian (2006)
We teachers do that to the ones we believe in. from The Guardian (2006)
We train to freefall at 15 to 20 feet. from The Guardian (2006)
We tried to stabilize that a little bit. from The Guardian (2006)
We were gonna go with Carl and Bridgette, you know, to that... from The Guardian (2006)
We'll only gonna have about 20 minutes. So we gotta be quick. from The Guardian (2006)
We'll plan our freefall deployment to the water. from The Guardian (2006)
We're abandoning ship. from The Guardian (2006)
We're gonna be ok. Ok. from The Guardian (2006)
We're gonna consider everything tonight off record and off duty. from The Guardian (2006)
We're gonna stay together. from The Guardian (2006)
We're ok. Hang on. I've got you. from The Guardian (2006)
We're on scene at this time. from The Guardian (2006)
We're out of time. We gotta go, Carl. from The Guardian (2006)
We're rescue swimmers. We are gonna get you out of here. from The Guardian (2006)
We're right here. from The Guardian (2006)
We're still here 'cause we're the best of the best. from The Guardian (2006)
We're taking on water. from The Guardian (2006)
We're the Coast Guard, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
We've been friends a long time, haven't we? from The Guardian (2006)
We've got a real case now. from The Guardian (2006)
Welcome to "A" School. Are there any questions? from The Guardian (2006)
Well done. from The Guardian (2006)
Well, 'cause I drank and I smoked, I lived and I loved from The Guardian (2006)
Well, guys like us don't go fishing. from The Guardian (2006)
Well, how about fathers and sons? from The Guardian (2006)
Well, I'm glad someone had fun. from The Guardian (2006)
Well, if we go home... they die, Bill. from The Guardian (2006)
Well, it's a good thing we got a full bottle and half the night. from The Guardian (2006)
Well, it's no longer a request, Senior Chief. Sit down. from The Guardian (2006)
Well, it's no longer a request, Senior Chief. Sit down. from The Guardian (2006)
Well, now, we can come back. from The Guardian (2006)
Well, of course you can't. from The Guardian (2006)
Well, we'll just have one beer. from The Guardian (2006)
Well, well. So you are gonna have a drink with me. from The Guardian (2006)
Well, what about Friday? from The Guardian (2006)
Well, you still have a choice, you know. from The Guardian (2006)
Well, you think you might ought to? from The Guardian (2006)
Well... from The Guardian (2006)
What about Friday? from The Guardian (2006)
What about the next night? from The Guardian (2006)
What about this one? from The Guardian (2006)
What are you doing here? from The Guardian (2006)
What are you doing? from The Guardian (2006)
What are you doing? from The Guardian (2006)
What do we have left in the shop? from The Guardian (2006)
What do you call this? from The Guardian (2006)
What do you call this? from The Guardian (2006)
What do you know? It's so easy for you, Fischer. from The Guardian (2006)
What do you remember? What did you smell? What did you see? from The Guardian (2006)
What do you say, class 5506? from The Guardian (2006)
What do you say, Goldfish? from The Guardian (2006)
What do you think, Ben? from The Guardian (2006)
What do you want me to do? from The Guardian (2006)
What happened? from The Guardian (2006)
What if another swimmer had cut into your lane. from The Guardian (2006)
What if your nose plug didn't work? from The Guardian (2006)
What is it, two weeks and he's failed half the class? from The Guardian (2006)
What makes a legend? from The Guardian (2006)
What the hell was that? from The Guardian (2006)
What was it they called you? from The Guardian (2006)
What, do you have an art gallery over here? What is this 2? from The Guardian (2006)
What? What do you...? from The Guardian (2006)
What...? Yes, it will. Don't! It'll hold! from The Guardian (2006)
What's the ETA on the backup helo? from The Guardian (2006)
What's your real number? from The Guardian (2006)
What's your real number? from The Guardian (2006)
Whatever decision you make, from The Guardian (2006)
When God Himself rips houses off the foundation, we go out. from The Guardian (2006)
When hurricanes ground the United States Navy, we go out. from The Guardian (2006)
When pulling through the water, you'll pull yourself through. from The Guardian (2006)
When storms shut down entire ports, we go out. from The Guardian (2006)
When storms shut down entire ports, you know who goes out? from The Guardian (2006)
When that helicopter starts going. When the wind starts coming. from The Guardian (2006)
When the heck did we get old? from The Guardian (2006)
When the Holy Lord Himself reaches down from heaven from The Guardian (2006)
When you can't save 'em all... from The Guardian (2006)
Where are they going? They're supposed to come back, right? from The Guardian (2006)
Where everyone thinks you killed their brother, from The Guardian (2006)
Where is he? from The Guardian (2006)
Where the hell are they? from The Guardian (2006)
Where we will discuss nothing emotional or important. from The Guardian (2006)
Where you are from or where you are going. from The Guardian (2006)
Where's my class leader? from The Guardian (2006)
Where's your better half? from The Guardian (2006)
Who are more interested in setting records. from The Guardian (2006)
Who cares what his number is? from The Guardian (2006)
Who here can tell me the rescue swimmer's motto? from The Guardian (2006)
Who lives and dies out there. from The Guardian (2006)
Who's this, your old man? from The Guardian (2006)
Whoa! Boat just took a wave. One appears to have gone on the edge. from The Guardian (2006)
Whoa! Swimmer just popped him in the face. from The Guardian (2006)
Whoa! There we go. from The Guardian (2006)
Whoa. from The Guardian (2006)
Whoa. Big wave. from The Guardian (2006)
Whoo. How we feeling, boys? from The Guardian (2006)
Why am I here? Why are you here? Huh? from The Guardian (2006)
Why didn't you save your team mate when he reached out? from The Guardian (2006)
Why don't you do us both a big favor and quit? from The Guardian (2006)
Why don't you let him know yourself? from The Guardian (2006)
Why now? from The Guardian (2006)
Why wasn't I informed of this? We have classrooms. from The Guardian (2006)
Why? from The Guardian (2006)
Why? from The Guardian (2006)
Will you come save me if I am drowning? from The Guardian (2006)
William Hodge, Astoria, Oregon. from The Guardian (2006)
With its de watering pumps unable to keep up, from The Guardian (2006)
With the distinct possibility of dying slow, cold and alone from The Guardian (2006)
Without breathing for 15 minutes, Senior Chief. from The Guardian (2006)
Work as a team! Work as a team! from The Guardian (2006)
Wow, I'll bet you practiced that all morning. from The Guardian (2006)
Wow. Four years as lead instructor, I never had one go missing. from The Guardian (2006)
Wow. He's fast. from The Guardian (2006)
Wow. Look at him go. He's fast. Wow. He's fast. from The Guardian (2006)
Yeah, but it's a bad picture, which is what makes it so fiendishly clever. from The Guardian (2006)
Yeah, but it's not till nine. from The Guardian (2006)
Yeah, I do. from The Guardian (2006)
Yeah? What about living in a small town from The Guardian (2006)
Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
Yeah. Great light up there. from The Guardian (2006)
Yeah. Helen's got some family business she's gotta take care of up there. from The Guardian (2006)
Yeah. Helen's got some family business she's gotta take care of up there. from The Guardian (2006)
Yeah. Winter in Kodiak. Let me see, winter in Louisiana. from The Guardian (2006)
Yeah... No, I'm... I'm really sorry. I... from The Guardian (2006)
Yep. from The Guardian (2006)
Yep. from The Guardian (2006)
Yep. from The Guardian (2006)
Yes, I am, Senior Chief. from The Guardian (2006)
Yes, it is. from The Guardian (2006)
Yes, it is. from The Guardian (2006)
Yes, Petty Officer Hall. from The Guardian (2006)
Yes, Senior Chief! from The Guardian (2006)
Yes, Senior Chief! from The Guardian (2006)
Yes, Senior Chief! from The Guardian (2006)
Yes, sir? from The Guardian (2006)
Yes, uh, Kodiak, Alaska. The number for Helen Randall. from The Guardian (2006)
Yes, we do. from The Guardian (2006)
You and your partner will push your brick from The Guardian (2006)
You are not... Stay over there! from The Guardian (2006)
You betcha. from The Guardian (2006)
You both failed miserably in that department. Hold it right there. from The Guardian (2006)
You break that record, then you give me a call. from The Guardian (2006)
You can plan on spending roughly 60 percent of your career from The Guardian (2006)
You can rescue me anytime. from The Guardian (2006)
You can take the time to work your way back into shape. from The Guardian (2006)
You can't always be the one in the water, Ben. from The Guardian (2006)
You can't throw them out on their first day. from The Guardian (2006)
You do not want to hear about my day. from The Guardian (2006)
You do realize I can't go back in there? from The Guardian (2006)
You don't have to take his shit, Hodge. from The Guardian (2006)
You don't know about me. You don't... from The Guardian (2006)
You don't know what you're missing. from The Guardian (2006)
You don't know where anything is in this house. It's easier this way. from The Guardian (2006)
You don't realize that you're tougher than I am. from The Guardian (2006)
You don't want to be teaching a bunch of kids at a pool. Am I right? from The Guardian (2006)
You fall 80 to 100 feet... you die. from The Guardian (2006)
You fall from 50 feet, that's like hitting concrete. from The Guardian (2006)
You feel that? from The Guardian (2006)
You felt showing up here unannounced was the best way to communicate that? from The Guardian (2006)
You fix things up with that young lady? from The Guardian (2006)
You get those fittings replaced before you came out to get tanked up? from The Guardian (2006)
You got a middle name? from The Guardian (2006)
You got a whole record board to prove it. from The Guardian (2006)
You got five minutes. Then we're hauling your ass back up. from The Guardian (2006)
You got it, man! You got it, Fisch! from The Guardian (2006)
You got your bunk back. from The Guardian (2006)
You gotta be kidding me. from The Guardian (2006)
You gotta figure out a way to be calm in the face of chaos. Do you understand? from The Guardian (2006)
You gotta lower me down, now! from The Guardian (2006)
You gotta read the hydraulics, you gotta count the waves. from The Guardian (2006)
You have a gift, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
You have a nice evening? from The Guardian (2006)
You have all now gone 36 hours without sleep. from The Guardian (2006)
You have three minutes to get this gear on. All of it. from The Guardian (2006)
You have to find a way to be that miracle. from The Guardian (2006)
You have two choices. from The Guardian (2006)
You haven't had to use your maiden name since we were kids. from The Guardian (2006)
You hear that? from The Guardian (2006)
You heard me. from The Guardian (2006)
You just head butted me. from The Guardian (2006)
You just think you know everything. With your psychobabble bullshit. from The Guardian (2006)
You know they'll kick us out for this, right? from The Guardian (2006)
You know what we preached on the ground. Same thing. from The Guardian (2006)
You know, it doesn't matter what I do. It's just not good enough. from The Guardian (2006)
You know, um... from The Guardian (2006)
You know, with like a nice restaurant. from The Guardian (2006)
You make as a team. from The Guardian (2006)
You mean you like seeing your picture in the paper? from The Guardian (2006)
You might want to recheck your compass. This ain't no puddle pirate bar. from The Guardian (2006)
You people do not deserve to be in the same pool as Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
You people got 15 seconds to get off this bus! from The Guardian (2006)
You plan on making it this time, three peat? from The Guardian (2006)
You probably swum it out of socket, from The Guardian (2006)
You really want to honor the initials on your arm? from The Guardian (2006)
You said a wedding reception? from The Guardian (2006)
You should answer that. from The Guardian (2006)
You sound like a damn country song. from The Guardian (2006)
You started painting again? from The Guardian (2006)
You started with 15 minutes. You are now down to 12. Move! from The Guardian (2006)
You stay over there! Don't come near me. from The Guardian (2006)
You stay right there. from The Guardian (2006)
You suck at apologies. You know that? from The Guardian (2006)
You sure you wanna go with that one? from The Guardian (2006)
You take him first. Get him in the basket. from The Guardian (2006)
You think I'm gonna sleep with you on our first date? from The Guardian (2006)
You think I'm impressed because you can hold your breath, Goldfish? from The Guardian (2006)
You think they're coming? from The Guardian (2006)
You touch the bottom, you fail. You fail, and you go home. from The Guardian (2006)
You touch the wall, you fail. from The Guardian (2006)
You two a couple? from The Guardian (2006)
You wanna pull it, like that. from The Guardian (2006)
You wanna quit, just quit now. I could use those new shoes. from The Guardian (2006)
You were 16 years old, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
You were strong out there today. from The Guardian (2006)
You will have to earn that right. from The Guardian (2006)
You will tread water for one hour. from The Guardian (2006)
You willing to sacrifice your life so others may live, Goldfish? from The Guardian (2006)
You win the state championship your freshman and sophomore year, from The Guardian (2006)
You work fast. from The Guardian (2006)
You work with the kids, you recharge, you... from The Guardian (2006)
You, I think I might actually let drown. from The Guardian (2006)
You'll be facing crews from 5 to 20, from The Guardian (2006)
You'll be facing crews from five to 20, from The Guardian (2006)
You'll know when you're ready to come back. from The Guardian (2006)
You'll want to give up. from The Guardian (2006)
You're a bigamist. from The Guardian (2006)
You're dismissed. from The Guardian (2006)
You're getting what you've always wanted. from The Guardian (2006)
You're giving me a pass? from The Guardian (2006)
You're gonna be ok. I'm gonna get you in that helicopter. from The Guardian (2006)
You're gonna have to stop undressing me with your eyes. from The Guardian (2006)
You're gonna kick me out for defending the Coast Guard? from The Guardian (2006)
You're lying, Daisy Buchanan. from The Guardian (2006)
You're lying. from The Guardian (2006)
You're missing the whole concept. from The Guardian (2006)
You're not cold anymore because blood is moving from your... from The Guardian (2006)
You're on your own with altitude. from The Guardian (2006)
You're serious? from The Guardian (2006)
You're the best swimmer to come through this program, hands down by far. from The Guardian (2006)
You're too old to be doing this. You washed up here. from The Guardian (2006)
You're welcome. from The Guardian (2006)
You're with me. from The Guardian (2006)
You've been here longer than anybody that's graduated. from The Guardian (2006)
You've been married to the Coast Guard all along. from The Guardian (2006)
You've got the whole weight of the ocean from The Guardian (2006)
Your assignment is to simply teach the stages of hypothermia. from The Guardian (2006)
Your brick can only move while both of you are touching it. from The Guardian (2006)
Your partner must remain underwater until you return. from The Guardian (2006)
Your wife left you. Your best friend died. from The Guardian (2006)
Your wife left you. Your best friend died. from The Guardian (2006)
167 degrees, 10 minutes West. from The Guardian (2006)
6030 copies. We're diverting. from The Guardian (2006)
6030, this is Kodiak Ops. from The Guardian (2006)
6096, keep us updated on your status. from The Guardian (2006)
6096, Kodiak Ops, copy. from The Guardian (2006)
...but you can't talk to a girl? That's what I was telling you. from The Guardian (2006)
08's all we've got left, but no crew. Right. Get her online. from The Guardian (2006)
A little liquor. Hats off, man. from The Guardian (2006)
A waste of time. from The Guardian (2006)
About 20 seconds. Shall we? from The Guardian (2006)
Aft, right corner. Ok, this is what we'll do. from The Guardian (2006)
All right, bring 'em in. Senior. Square it! from The Guardian (2006)
All right, buddy. What do you think? from The Guardian (2006)
All right. You're with me. Ok. from The Guardian (2006)
And? And... from The Guardian (2006)
Another record. Chalk it up! Whoo! from The Guardian (2006)
Asshole. Come again. from The Guardian (2006)
Attention on deck! Carry on. from The Guardian (2006)
Avoid the rigging. Swimmer requests aft, right hand corner. from The Guardian (2006)
Aye, aye, captain. Scott Reeves, Sitka, Alaska. from The Guardian (2006)
Aye, aye, Senior Chief. Understood? from The Guardian (2006)
Bar fight? Mmm hmm. from The Guardian (2006)
Behind you. Stand down! I said stand down! from The Guardian (2006)
Boat's listing bad. Two minutes to bingo. I ain't leaving here without him. from The Guardian (2006)
Break the goddamn hold, Hodge. Fischer, get off me! from The Guardian (2006)
Break the goddamn hold. Get off me! from The Guardian (2006)
Bring 'em back. Circle back. from The Guardian (2006)
But I cramped up. You're gone. from The Guardian (2006)
Bye. Thank you so much. from The Guardian (2006)
Can't kick us out. It's called disorderly conduct. Yes, we can. from The Guardian (2006)
Captain. Ben, come in. from The Guardian (2006)
Captain. Here. from The Guardian (2006)
Captain. Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
Carl! Carl! Behind you! Holy shit! from The Guardian (2006)
Carl. Ben. from The Guardian (2006)
Carl. I'm here. from The Guardian (2006)
Cheers. Cheers. from The Guardian (2006)
Come on, get off me. Clock's ticking. Break it. from The Guardian (2006)
Come out. Aye, aye, Senior Chief. from The Guardian (2006)
Congratulations. Thanks a lot. from The Guardian (2006)
Congratulations. Thanks. from The Guardian (2006)
Did he just say that? You did not just say that. from The Guardian (2006)
Did she see you point? I don't know. from The Guardian (2006)
Different than the butterfly. from The Guardian (2006)
Don't even think about it. It's not gonna hold us both. from The Guardian (2006)
Don't leave me! Stay there. from The Guardian (2006)
Don't you! I'm not gonna. from The Guardian (2006)
Down. Up. Five! from The Guardian (2006)
Down. Up. Twenty one! from The Guardian (2006)
Down. Up. Twenty three! from The Guardian (2006)
Down. Up. Twenty two! from The Guardian (2006)
Down. Up. Twenty! from The Guardian (2006)
Down. Up... Down. One! from The Guardian (2006)
EPIRB hit on Randall's suit. Launch ready helo, swimmer provide. from The Guardian (2006)
Fifty percent. It's over 50 percent. from The Guardian (2006)
Fine. This is gonna be embarrassing. from The Guardian (2006)
Fischer. Yeah, right here. from The Guardian (2006)
Fishing? Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
Fishing? Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
From Kodiak, Alaska... Don't. from The Guardian (2006)
Get it off! Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
Get some! You are the man! from The Guardian (2006)
Go back and left, captain. Back and left, roger. from The Guardian (2006)
Good job, Weatherly. Good job. from The Guardian (2006)
Good to see you again. You guys keep it warm here. from The Guardian (2006)
Got her? We got her! from The Guardian (2006)
Guys like us don't fish, Carl. It'll work out. Always does. from The Guardian (2006)
Had to hit him, huh? Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
He never came back? Nope. from The Guardian (2006)
He said, "I won't let go." What happened? from The Guardian (2006)
He's gone, Jake. He's not! from The Guardian (2006)
He's gonna go first. All right! from The Guardian (2006)
Hello, Jake. Welcome. How you doing? from The Guardian (2006)
Hello? Hi. It's me. from The Guardian (2006)
Help him out. Hold him up. from The Guardian (2006)
Help me get him around in here. Come on. from The Guardian (2006)
Here? Yes. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey, Mags, can I have a beer? Sure. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey! I can't go without the boat. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey! Over here. Here. from The Guardian (2006)
Hey. Hi. from The Guardian (2006)
Hi. Hi. from The Guardian (2006)
Hodge, you're up. You're with the dummy. from The Guardian (2006)
How old are you, Hodge? 24. from The Guardian (2006)
How we looking on fuel, there? Two minutes to bingo. from The Guardian (2006)
How's the fuel? 40 minutes to bingo. from The Guardian (2006)
I am in shape. Goddamn it. from The Guardian (2006)
I am the king of casual. Mmm. from The Guardian (2006)
I can use it. It's all we got. All right, good. from The Guardian (2006)
I can't... I can't. Come on. from The Guardian (2006)
I don't want to lose her. Then change. from The Guardian (2006)
I gotta go to work. Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
I have the controls. All right, huddle time. from The Guardian (2006)
I have the ready for pickup signal. Roger. from The Guardian (2006)
I hope to, Senior Chief. Well hope don't float, Hodge. from The Guardian (2006)
I mean, you got guts, man. Stupidity. from The Guardian (2006)
I really should go. Go? from The Guardian (2006)
I think we may be too late. Not our call. from The Guardian (2006)
I... It's ok. from The Guardian (2006)
I'll call you. You better. Bye. from The Guardian (2006)
I'll freefall! If I do, you don't come back. from The Guardian (2006)
I'll teach you the breast stroke. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm a rescue swimmer, I'm... from The Guardian (2006)
I'm about to knock his name off. Really? from The Guardian (2006)
I'm impressed. I'm impressed. from The Guardian (2006)
I'm Skinner. Break my hold. Hey, what are you doing, man? from The Guardian (2006)
Is that true, Hodge? It's true. from The Guardian (2006)
It's going crazy. Yeah, I know. I'm all over the place. from The Guardian (2006)
It's low on fuel. I don't care. Cut an engine. from The Guardian (2006)
It's very complicated. from The Guardian (2006)
Jake! Senior! from The Guardian (2006)
Just the two of you? Yeah, yeah. His arm's hurt real bad. from The Guardian (2006)
Krauss, start the mishap checklist. Aye, captain. from The Guardian (2006)
Let's go. Get back in line! Let's move! from The Guardian (2006)
Lower me! He's in the water. Hit by a wave. from The Guardian (2006)
Make sure you and the four men... from The Guardian (2006)
Matthew, job well done. Ooh rah, captain. from The Guardian (2006)
Mmm hmm. He's a legend. from The Guardian (2006)
Move! Move, let's go! Get off the bus! from The Guardian (2006)
Mr. Michetry will square you away. Welcome. from The Guardian (2006)
No, how about I will find the girl? Here he goes now. from The Guardian (2006)
No. Let go! from The Guardian (2006)
No. The answer is no. You just said you'd listen. from The Guardian (2006)
Oh, ah, oh, ah, ay! Hi. from The Guardian (2006)
Oh, my God. No way. from The Guardian (2006)
Oh, yeah? Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
Oh. Work stuff. from The Guardian (2006)
Oh. Yes. That's a good one. from The Guardian (2006)
Ok. Yeah. I'm sorry. from The Guardian (2006)
Okey doke. Who you thinking? from The Guardian (2006)
One, two, three! Ooh rah, Hodge! from The Guardian (2006)
One, two, three. Thirty five. from The Guardian (2006)
One, two, three. Thirty four. from The Guardian (2006)
One, two, three. Thirty one. from The Guardian (2006)
One, two, three. Thirty three. from The Guardian (2006)
One, two, three. Thirty two. from The Guardian (2006)
One, two... Stop. Drop 'em. from The Guardian (2006)
One, two... Thirty six. from The Guardian (2006)
Ooh rah! Get down. Get down. from The Guardian (2006)
Ooh rah! Move your ass. from The Guardian (2006)
Ooh rah! Ooh r... from The Guardian (2006)
Ooh rah! Ooh rah! from The Guardian (2006)
Over here. Hurry up, move it out. from The Guardian (2006)
Over here. Shout out. Three o'clock. from The Guardian (2006)
Perfect. Hi. Two beers. from The Guardian (2006)
Please just... Ben. from The Guardian (2006)
Pop tall, Sunkist. Out of the pool. from The Guardian (2006)
Put me down! I can't! from The Guardian (2006)
Ready to go home? Yeah, man. from The Guardian (2006)
Request to open cabin door. Roger. from The Guardian (2006)
Right 15. Hold, hold, hold. from The Guardian (2006)
Right here, buddy. Right here, ok? Ok. from The Guardian (2006)
Roger. Broken here? from The Guardian (2006)
Roger. Copy you. Boarder, right 30. from The Guardian (2006)
See, that makes me nervous. She's shutting him down. from The Guardian (2006)
Senior Chief, I was... I said that you are dismissed. from The Guardian (2006)
Senior, the captain's body. We gotta let it go. Come on. from The Guardian (2006)
Senior! I need help! Goldfish! from The Guardian (2006)
Senior? Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
Short time, short time. One, two... from The Guardian (2006)
Sir. Here. from The Guardian (2006)
Sit down. I'm not interested, captain. from The Guardian (2006)
Sit down. I'm not interested, captain. from The Guardian (2006)
So others may live, Senior Chief. Whoa. I feel safer already. from The Guardian (2006)
So, about this date... Oh, God. Just dinner, right? from The Guardian (2006)
Stop. And she decided to stay home. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer one. Roger, swimmer one. Go ahead. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer ready. Check swimmer. from The Guardian (2006)
Swimmer's ok. Clear back and left 40. Clear back and left. from The Guardian (2006)
Tail rotor de ice caution light. Any secondary? from The Guardian (2006)
Thank you. This one's possibly concussive. from The Guardian (2006)
That girl is not staring at me. Did you just point at her? from The Guardian (2006)
That one? Yeah, that one. from The Guardian (2006)
That was an invite. Oh. from The Guardian (2006)
That went a lot better than I thought. Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
That's right. So now I need you to listen to me. from The Guardian (2006)
There are only 280 rescue swimmers. Let's go! Let's go! from The Guardian (2006)
There's nobody else out there, man. No, he was there. from The Guardian (2006)
They say he's got like 200 saves. I heard it was three. from The Guardian (2006)
Think he's gonna do it? No. from The Guardian (2006)
Tick tock, tick tock. The clock starts when I talk to her. from The Guardian (2006)
Top. All right. from The Guardian (2006)
trying to free swim. Thank you, Chief. from The Guardian (2006)
Trying to free the cable. Come on. from The Guardian (2006)
Twenty four. Get that ass down! from The Guardian (2006)
Twenty three. Down. Up. from The Guardian (2006)
Twenty two. Down. Up. from The Guardian (2006)
Two lines. Two lines. Let's go. from The Guardian (2006)
Two... Three. Down. Up. from The Guardian (2006)
Unbelievable. How'd he do that? from The Guardian (2006)
Understand me? Yes, Petty Officer Hall. from The Guardian (2006)
Up. Three! from The Guardian (2006)
Wait. Aren't we gonna take the boat? I'm the boat. from The Guardian (2006)
We didn't fail. Our profession is all about control. from The Guardian (2006)
We'll do the hoist at 100 feet. Roger that. from The Guardian (2006)
We're cleared in, lieutenant? Aye, aye, captain. from The Guardian (2006)
We're going down. Mayday. Mayday. from The Guardian (2006)
We're gonna be a little bit. Swimmer one, we're out of time. from The Guardian (2006)
Well, congratulations. Thank you. from The Guardian (2006)
Wh... What is it? They're gonna kill me. from The Guardian (2006)
What do we always say? There's dead and there's dead. from The Guardian (2006)
What do we do? All right. Listen up. from The Guardian (2006)
What does he do? Rips houses off the foundation. from The Guardian (2006)
What happened? Um, it's a really long story. from The Guardian (2006)
What the hell was that? I don't know. from The Guardian (2006)
What? Huh? It's not worth it. from The Guardian (2006)
What's up? Hey, Fisch. from The Guardian (2006)
What's your name? Daisy Buchanan. from The Guardian (2006)
When God rips houses off the ground? from The Guardian (2006)
Where are you looking? Ok. At the bar, uh... from The Guardian (2006)
Where's my money? It's not on me. from The Guardian (2006)
Where's Senior Chief? He had a chance to go back to Kodiak, and he took it. from The Guardian (2006)
Why do you ask? I thought you ought to let him know. from The Guardian (2006)
Why don't you take some time to think about it? No. It's, um... from The Guardian (2006)
Yeah, sit, Hodge. That's my beer, man. from The Guardian (2006)
Yeah? So am I. Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
Yeah. Did you read 'em? from The Guardian (2006)
Yeah. I... I can't. from The Guardian (2006)
Yes, Senior Chief! Ooh rah, class 5506. from The Guardian (2006)
Yes, Senior Chief. Ok, Jake. In the pool. from The Guardian (2006)
Yes, sir, captain. I'll believe that when I see it. from The Guardian (2006)
Yes, sir. Krauss, suit up. We're handling this. from The Guardian (2006)
You all right? Stay up. from The Guardian (2006)
You better... I guess so. from The Guardian (2006)
You blowing me off? No, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
You can't go. You owe me a dance. No, I don't think so. from The Guardian (2006)
You did not just say that. You know what, Duran? from The Guardian (2006)
You don't swim so good? No, sir. from The Guardian (2006)
You feel that? Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
You good with that? Copy. from The Guardian (2006)
You good with that? Roger. from The Guardian (2006)
You got a name? Yeah. Don't forget my money. from The Guardian (2006)
You got him out of there. No, you did. from The Guardian (2006)
You got it? Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
You got that? Yeah. from The Guardian (2006)
You gotta be kidding me. That's what I said. from The Guardian (2006)
You gotta lower me down! I can't! from The Guardian (2006)
You smell really good. I smell like you. from The Guardian (2006)
You spoke with my coach? I spoke with your coach. from The Guardian (2006)
You want to jump out of helicopters... You're talking to me. from The Guardian (2006)
You're insulting my drawing. You were insulting your drawing. from The Guardian (2006)
You're kidding? Not to the final week. from The Guardian (2006)
You're ok. I'm here, Carl. from The Guardian (2006)
You're right. You're right. Wow. from The Guardian (2006)
You're terrible. Oh. from The Guardian (2006)
You've reached Helen... And Ben. from The Guardian (2006)
...and then there's dead. from The Guardian (2006)
...best worst night of my life. from The Guardian (2006)
...dinner dance thing at the base. from The Guardian (2006)
...download that epic résumé where it's gonna do some good. from The Guardian (2006)
...feel? from The Guardian (2006)
...hot cup of coffee and a warm blanket. from The Guardian (2006)
...how do you choose who lives? from The Guardian (2006)
...I don't wear the ones I lost on my arm, Jake. from The Guardian (2006)
...is the initials of the guys on my high school relay team. from The Guardian (2006)
...it's also something you're going to have to live with as a human being. from The Guardian (2006)
...just not to you? from The Guardian (2006)
...outer extremities to your heart. That's why your arms won't work. from The Guardian (2006)
...Senior Chief Ben Randall is in the house. from The Guardian (2006)
...that man was me. from The Guardian (2006)
...trying to stay afloat. from The Guardian (2006)
...water is where you will be tested. from The Guardian (2006)
...who can save a life that maybe nobody else could. from The Guardian (2006)
...you know, there might be something you've said or done from The Guardian (2006)
'Cause that's how it's done. I... from The Guardian (2006)
'Cause we are rescue swimmers and that is our job, and that's what we do. from The Guardian (2006)
"50 meter freestyle champ, made it all the way to the hospital." from The Guardian (2006)
"At only 16, Jake Fischer displays the traits of a seasoned athlete." from The Guardian (2006)
"Carl Sandoval." from The Guardian (2006)
"Died of internal bleeding." from The Guardian (2006)
"Kirk Holloway, 100 meter medley winner," from The Guardian (2006)
"Lungs crushed." from The Guardian (2006)
"One thing's for sure, the future looks bright for this young competitor." from The Guardian (2006)
"Pronounced dead at the scene." from The Guardian (2006)
"thrown through the passenger window." from The Guardian (2006)
