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Ta da! The Mean Girls transcript is here for all you Lindsay Lohan fans out there. Every piece of dialogue, all the quotes, the whole shebang. I know, I know, I still need to get the character names in there...I'm workin' on it, trust me. If you have any corrections, feel free to drop me a line. You won't hurt my feelings. Honest.
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Mean Girls Transcript

This is your lunch, OK?

Now, I put a dollar in there so you can buy some milk.

You can ask one of the big kids where to do that.

You remember your phone number? I wrote it down for you, just in case.

Put it in your pocket, I don't want you to lose it.

OK? You ready?

I think so.

It's Cady's big day.

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