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And then he consoles himself and Rachel by delivering a very memorable line from the entire show. Three cheers for Tribbiani! Of course, we are totally overlooking that fact that it was Joey in the first place who put them in the situation by removing the iron pipe holding the door open to use as a telescope to look at women across the building!

And rather than being fazed he delivers a line that could very well by quoted by LGBT activists around the world. Go Joey! He is either trying his best to console Ross or himself or he knows that time heals all wounds — but whichever it may be, it was a very legit prophecy.

Because if he doesn't like you, this is all a moo point. Classic Joey! Apparently he watches Discovery Channel too. Way to go, Joey! Face your fear.

You have a fear of heights? Go to the top of the building. You have a fear of commitment? So I say you go in there and you be the most committed guy there ever was. Inspired by this Quora thread. Shop Read. Signup with us to unlock all features! By Priyankee Saikia. I don't think my boss likes me. I mean I was so sure this is what I wanted. Classic Nestle Toulouse. Monica gets into her descriptions of the seven female erogenous zones as she's trying to help Chandler up his game.

You want to hit 'em all, and you want to mix 'em up. You gotta keep 'em on their toes. You could start out with a little one.

A two. A one, two, three. A three. A four. A three, two. A two, four, six. Two, four, six. Four, seven. Five, seven. Six, seven. Sometimes a gesture means more than words, like Ross' way of giving the middle finger by banging his fists together. When Monica got stung by a jellyfish, Joey remembered seeing on the Discovery Channel that peeing on the area would help ease the pain. Rachel's pregnancy has her "erotically charged" and looking for men everywhere, including the "cute blond guy" who delivers pizza.

When she calls looking for him, Joey walks in, so she hangs up. Phoebe's signature song may be even more memorable than "I'll Be There for You," the show's theme song by The Rembrandts. But he sticks up for himself in the best way. With Monica and Rachel's apartment on the line, Ross hosts a trivia game show and stumps the duo in the lightning round with what seems like it should be an easy question. Show Caption. Hide Caption.