Best Letterkenny Quotes Novels & Stories

"Oh God, is any of you capable of answering a simple yes or no question in less than 45 seconds ?" Ami was looking from Connor to Josh. They had finished eating and sat relaxing with a glass of wine, Chris and Josh had been telling a lot of stories from the set of their new movie. Chris laughed heartily. "No, none of them has understood the art of being brief and to the point, I don't know who is worst". "Josh, definitely Josh, because he will give you some Shakespeare quote or something else clever or he answers you in french and makes everyone else feel inferior". Connor said grinning. “At least people don’t need a dictionary to understand me”.

she said sincerely. Ken looked at Rebecca with a smile on his face. "I'm glad I could help, Rebecca. I just want the best for all of you," he replied, his tone full of sincerity. "Congratulations to you, Rebecca. I promise I won't bother you again." Ken's gaze turned soft, filled with respect and care. Despite all the misunderstandings and conflicts, Ken still showed his responsible side. "I also wish you, Luke, and Lucas, well," he added in a low but meaningful voice.

“He taught me everything I know, and he sent me here.” “One point in his favor,” Kent mutters under his breath, and I catch the others’ expressions. They’re all on the same wavelength. “He’s the best at what he does.” My voice rings out, slightly high after their insults. “I have no doubt,” Kent says, backtracking, and the others nod. “He just meant that you’re the greatest hunter around,” Jordan amends like a smooth politician. “At least according to everyone we’ve talked to,” Wiley adds. “Way ahead of your father.”

he says "Brother I'm proud of you, you finally growing up" Kevin stands up and gives him a hug. "Okay now Kevin just needs to find him a wife because he's to lonely" Kenny says "Kennedy Victor Jacobs don't you dare sell me to a girl" My Big brother exclaims I could not help but laugh, this is what I miss most about everyone being away, it has been just Ken and I for so long, having my brothers here means more to me than I could ever have imagined.

“Aw, c’mon now… I’m happy you two are in the midst of connubial bliss, but you promised, mate.” “Connubial…?” I slurred, now firmly in the grips of the champagne. “I don’t think that means what you think it means…” I giggled, realizing I sounded a lot like that quote from The Princess Bride: Inconceivable! You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means. Which I thought was hilarious. Come on, cut me a break. I was drunk. Everybody else, though, was ignoring me. “Killian…” Derek said, sounding like he was about to try to weasel his way out of something.

“I’m good. I think the best way for you heal is to be around people. We like to laugh. And Laughter is the best medicine.” “I’ve heard that,” Britt smiles at me. Eve let’s Nick in the door and he looks between me and Britt. “Let me guess, my mate wants me to hang out with you, and not Britt,” I say with an eye roll. “Just to check in and make sure no one is crying,” Nick holds up his hands. “Please don’t kill the messenger.” “Pow Pow,” Britt pretends to shoot him with her fingers. “Didn’t work.” She and I burst out laughing again. Nick chuckles and shakes his head.

"They make them look bad, not me, is how I see it." "Never thought of it like that. But I'm sorry Danny was a jerk just now." "You don't have to be," she smiled. "You always stick up for me, don't you?" "I try." "Its nice, but you don't have to. People like that don't matter. People like us do." "Like us?" Kenny raised his eyebrows "People who care about each other and help each other matter. Mean selfish people don't." "Got it, you should look into writing fortune cookies or inspirational slogans." He laughed. "You said you needed help?"

Leonard was already drumming his fingers impatiently, eager for the first round. The waiter poured generously, the golden liquid catching the light, before stepping back with a polite smile. “Ah,” Leonard exhaled, lifting his glass. “Finally, something to wash off the stress of this week.” “To the weekend,” Jakes added, clinking glasses with the others. They took a sip in unison, the warmth settling in. Conversation flowed easily, moving from business to random life stories. Then, out of nowhere, Jakes leaned forward. “Did you guys hear? Kenny’s mum finally passed.”

I'm sorry for that. Don't ever stop playing. You are the star and you need to shine. Go out there and show them what you are made of because not only are you the best ball player, but you are beautiful young women that is going to take the world by storm. Love you, Dad" As I read through the letter, I couldn't stop the tears. Kennedy was concerned about me and was now sitting there with her arm around my shoulder. "What's wrong? How can I help you?"

“But that one was just too easy.” “How did you manage to win her over when I couldn’t? You learned everything from me,” Kevin said with exaggerated drama. “He never complimented me,” Jenny laughed. “The best I ever got was ‘nice outfit’” “Seriously?” Aunt Maggie asked. “That’s all you could say?” “It wasn’t exactly like that,” I began. “Oh, it was,” Amber cut in. “You never had a kind word.” “I hope you do now,” Grandma added. “Don’t mess this up for me.”