when we couldn’t decide if it was potty or party

People used to tell me I looked like Lacey Chabert, but I haven’t gotten that in a while. Which I’m totally fine with (not hearing it, that is)

This post sponsored by the fact I just watched Mean Girls twice in a row – I got it on PPV All Day Ticket, and I like to take advantage of the fact that once you pay for it you can watch it all day. I’m about to start on the 3rd go round. Ha, ha.

I’m going to post a picture of one my t-shirts everyday. A little project I’ve wanted to do for a while, sort of to make an archive of my strange shirt collection. I’m going to start on Dec 1 (I’d start today but I need to get batteries for the little camera). Random yeah, but it’ll just be an extra bit on the end of my daily blog postings so you can ignore it if you want.

Question.
For any of you who have seen and remember the Robin Williams movie “Hook”- in scene with Captain Hook when he’s talking to Peter Pan’s kids, he says this long speech about how kids are always wanting stuff.
I’ve always thought it was, “I want a party, I want a cookie.”
I brought this up when watching it at Thanksgiving, and was made fun of for thinking they said party! I was told that what he says is, “I want a potty, I want a cookie,” which in the sentence structure doesn’t make any sense. So I still think it’s party and I’ve been trying to prove it.
I searched and couldn’t find a script online. I found a place where someone else thought it was “I want a dolly, I want a cookie.” I found reference to BOTH party and potty.
What do you guys think it is? Does anyone know for sure? Anyone have the movie on DVD and can look at the subtitles?