The Sticky Fingers of Time

Isaac:
See, Drew, that's what happens with non-linear chicks. You get sh*t for stuff you didn't even do yet.

Tucker:
Time has five fingers, one is the past, two is the present, and three is the future.

Ofelia:
And four is what could have been and five for what yet could be.

Isaac:
Watching fusion is like catching God f***ing.

Ofelia:
Didn't anyone tell you about my tail? I engineered it myself, a fully prehensile extension of my vertebrae.

Ofelia:
Without a central nervous system you won't go very far.

Drew:
I don't do dairy.

Tucker:
Do what to dairy?

Drew:
Is this meatloaf? I don't eat meat.

Tucker:
Why not, are you a Buddhist?

Isaac:
We don't have much time.

Tucker:
What do you mean?

Isaac:
Think of nonlinear time as a pie. We can eat the pieces in any order, but you can't eat the same slice twice. And baby, I've eaten a lot of pie.

Tucker:
What is this?

Drew:
Soy milk.

Tucker:
This is disgusting.

Drew:
You get used to it.

Drew:
I'm hungry. Are you hungry?

Tucker:
Haven't had a decent meal in fifty years.

Drew:
Isaac says we can't know what will happen.

Ofelia:
Forget about Isaac. The line is a delicate chain of cause and effect too precious to break. You live the life, you pay the price. And the price of seeing the future... is seeing the future.

Ofelia:
Nostalgia has no meaning in nonlinear time.

[last lines]

Drew:
I still don't like the ending.

Tucker:
Then change it.