Is your bath water cool?Brick: No.Maggie: I know somethin"" that would make you feel cool and fresh.Alcohol rub.Cologne.Brick: No thanks.We""d smell alike.Like a couple of cats in he heat.Maggie: It""s cool on the lawn.Brick: I""m not goin"" down there, Maggie, not for you and not for Big Daddy.Maggie: At least you can give him his present that I remembered o buy for you for his birthday.Do you think you could write a few words on this card?Brick: You write somethin"" Maggie.Maggie: It""s got to be your handwritin"".It""s your present.It""s got to be your handwritin"".Brick: I didn""t get him a present.Maggie: Well, what""s the difference!Brick: Then if there""s no difference, you write the card.Maggie: And have him know you didn""t remember his birthday?Brick: I didn""t remember.Maggie: Well, you don""t have to prove it to him.Just-just write ""Love, Brick"" for heaven""s sakes.Brick: NO!Maggie: You""ve got to.Brick: I don""t have to do anything I don""t want to! Now you keep forgettin"" the conditions on which I agreed to stay on livin"" with you.In the unlikely story, a Gay Nineties saloon singer seduced a Salvation Army mission officer-worker/undercover cop (Cary Grant in one of his earliest roles), and sang bawdy songs (includingFrankie and Johnny,I Like A Guy What Takes His Time, andEasy Rider).It immediately cues the audience into the personalities, interactions, and relationships of the main characters.Lana ended the call with: "You""re the best!" On the day of the party, Smallville made the celebration a welcoming, town-wide event held in the town square.