&* Can you incorporate these words into an interesting paragraph?

Question

(Can you guess what movie these quotes came from?)
1. uh, sorry Goose
2. you just did an incredibly brave thing
3. what is it with you
4. there were bogeys like fireflies
5. take me to bed or lose me forever.
6. I think I'll go embarrass myself

Answer 1

I sat atop the high crystal tower in the glittering sunlight. I love the ice crystals in the summertime; they're so pretty the way the melt into the landscape. It's a shame I'm a prisoner up here. No, no one is holding me hostage. Matter of fact, no one had inhabited this tower for over 200 years before my arrival. I just just walking around one day, enjoying the scenery, when I thought, "I think I'll go embarass myself." I snuck into the tower through the hidden tunnel and SPROING!ed myself to the top on a huge electrical springboard in the basement. It was great fun, but you see, there's no way for me to get back down. "You just did an incredibly brave thing," I thought sarcastically to myself. "Or incredibly stupid. What is it with you at times like these?" I spend a lot of time alone, and I talk to myself frequently. I call myself "Goose" sometimes. Mainly because I don't fit in very well with the ducks. So, the solitude is really not that much of a big change. Good thing there is plenty of canned food stored down below. Delicious, too, all you have to do is add water, and you get a four-course meal, complete with luxurious silverware and sparkling diet soda with no carbs or trans fatty acids. The other day, it almost looked like somebody was going to get me down from here; the sky lit up with hot-air balloons, and surrounding the balloons, there were bogies like fireflies. Turned out to be just a bunch of kids trying to make noise. I made a pea-shooter out of some bamboo stalks that were shooting from the tree in my bedroom and popped a few balloons. I even managed to shoot down a bogie (BONUS!) One of them had a teenage girl who yelled "Take me to bed or lose me forever!" as her balloon sailed down to the ground. She could've been my kind of girl, I think. Too bad I just blew it with her. Uh, sorry Goose. Better luck next time. So now, the broken balloons are still lying on the snowy-black ground below (it snows black in this region), and I can still see them when I put a quarter in the viewing telescope on my balcony. Looks like I'm doomed to spend my life up here, but the balloons will always remind me what could have been.

Answer 2

They're from "Top Gun". Totally awesome movie. I'll try to make a paragraph without mocking the movie, but it'll be hard.

Cary and Lance, better known as Goose, had been friends for years. They did everything together. They were typical boys growing up. If there was trouble to be found, Cary and Goose would be there. One day in high school, Cary smacked right into this girl and her books flew everywhere. He picked them up and handed them, only to see her smiling sweetly at him. Goose said, "you just did an incredibly brave thing, my friend". Cary just laughed and thought nothing of it. In typical form, the boys spiked the punch bowl at prom. Of course, they were each other's date. When that sweet thing who dropped her books asked Cary to dance, all he could say was "us, sorry Goose, but a guys gotta do what he's gotta do". Off he went to the dance floor. Dancing wasn't Cary's thing, so when he got back, he told Goose that "there were bobeys like fireflies on that dance floor". Finally, graduation came. Cary and Goose knew whatever happened, they'd have to do it together. After they got to college, Cary asked Lance "what is it with you??" Goose suddenly seemed respondsible and went by Lance more than his lifelong nickname. One night, they boys went out for drinks at a local club. Lance seemed to be his old self again and thought to himself, I think I'll go embarass myself. And he did just that. Except it wasn't just him that was embarassed. Cary was in shock when Goose layed down on the pool table after one too many drinks and exclaimed, "take me to bed or lose me forever!!" Cary carried him back to their dorm room to let him sleep it off. The next morning, Cary just couldn't take it any more. He asked Goose what's been going on. Goose made a call and said wait about 30 minutes and all your questions will be answered. After that amount of time, there was a knock at the door. When Cary answered it, to his amazement, it was the cute girl who's books he'd dropped. Lance announced, "this is my wife and we've been keeping it a secret for a year. Not only that, you're going to be an Uncle, Cary". Cary just fell where he was and told them to call the ambulance. Of course, he didn't really need it, but it was a good effect. Now that everything was out in the open, they became like the three musketeers. Uncle Cary bought a house next to theirs and he spoiled the little one every chance he got.

OK, so it's lame, but that wasn't easy!! HAHA