He had no point of reference for this. There was nothing in his life that could ever have prepared him for being kissed by Donna Moss. She was rewriting all his definitions, stealing his words… put simply, kissing him like he'd never been kissed before.

i love this phrase. makes me think of John Wayne in "Hatari!" - Dallas and Sean and he says something like "you look like a woman who needs to be good and kissed" and just dips her and it's just a great great scene. and from then on, great kiss scenes remind me of that..."good and kissed". (and Bradley's funny John Wayne-esque voice he pulls out several times in Studio 60 might have fueled that particular fire...)