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Top Gear

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Series

 * Series 1
 * Series 2
 * Series 3
 * Series 4
 * Series 5
 * Series 6
 * Series 7
 * Series 8
 * Series 9
 * Series 10
 * Series 11
 * Series 12
 * Series 13
 * Series 14
 * Series 15
 * Series 16
 * Series 17
 * Series 18
 * Series 19
 * Series 20
 * Series 21
 * Series 22

Cast

 * Jeremy Clarkson (2002-2015)
 * Richard Hammond (2002-2015)
 * James May (2003-2015)
 * 'The Stig'
 * Jason Dawe (2002)

Quotes about Top Gear

 * Since it has absolutely nothing to do with politics or religion, only with cars, it is one of the very few programs at the Burka Broadcasting Corporation still worth seeing.
 * Anders Breivik commenting in his "manifesto" (22 July 2011)

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Notting Hill

Notting Hill is a 1999 film about a Notting Hill bookstore owner and a well-known American actress who fall in love.
 * Directed by Roger Michell. Written by Richard Curtis

Can the most famous film star in the world fall for just an ordinary guy?

Dialogue

 * Max: [Opens door.] Hi.
 * Honey: Hi. [Shows off her dress.]
 * Max: Ah yes, Happy Birthday.
 * Honey: Thank you.
 * Max: Look, your brother's brought this girl ...
 * Honey: Hi guys! [Walks into the house and turns a corner.] Oh, holy fuck!
 * William: Hon, this is Anna. Anna, this is Honey. She is my baby sister.
 * Anna: Oh, hi.
 * Honey: Oh God! This is one of those key moments in life when it's possible you can be really genuinely cool and I ... I'm going to fail just a 100%. I ... I absolutely, totally, and utterly adore you, and I just think ... you are the most beautiful woman in the world. And more importantly, I genuinely believe, and I've believed for some time now, that ... that we could be best friends. So what do you think?
 * Anna: Oh ... ha ha, uh, lucky me! [Offers present.] Um ah well, Happy Birthday.
 * Honey: Oh, you gave me a present. We're best friends already then. ... Marry Will! He's a really nice guy. Then we can be sisters.
 * Anna: Well, I'll think about it.

 * Max: You haven't slept with her, have you?
 * William: That is a cheap question and the answer is, of course, no comment.
 * Max: "No comment" means "yes."
 * William: No, it doesn't.
 * Max: Do you ever masturbate?
 * William: DEFINITELY no comment.
 * Max: You see? It means "yes."

 * Anna: Wait, what about me?
 * Max: Sorry, you think you deserve the brownie?
 * Anna: Well, a shot at it, at least, huh?
 * William: Well, you'll have to fight me for it- this is a very good brownie.
 * Anna: I've been on a diet every day since I was nineteen, which basically means I've been hungry for a decade. I've had a series of not-nice boyfriends, one of whom hit me. Ah, and every time I get my heart broken, the newspapers splash it about as though it's entertainment. And it's taken two rather painful operations to get me looking like this.
 * Honey: Really?
 * Anna: Really. [indicates chin and nose] And, one day, not long from now, my looks will go, they'll discover I can't act and I'll become some sad, middle-aged woman who looks a bit like someone who was famous for a while.
 * Max: [long pause] Nah, nice try, gorgeous, but you don't fool anyone. [all laugh]
 * William: Pathetic effort to hog the brownie.

 * William: [slipping while trying to climb a fence] Whoopsidaisies!
 * Anna: What did you say?
 * William: Nothing.
 * Anna: Yes you did.
 * William: No I didn't.
 * Anna: You said "whoopsidaisies".
 * William: I don't think so. No one says "whoopsidaisies" do they? Unless they're...
 * Anna: There is no "unless." No one has said "whoopsidaisies" for fifty years and even then it was only just little girls with blonde ringlets.
 * William: Exactly. Right, here we go again. [he falls off the fence again] Whoopsidaisies. It's a disease I've got. It's a clinical thing. I'm taking pills and having injections. I'm told it won't last long.
 * William: [after hitting his shin on a fence while climbing over it] Now what in the world in this garden could make that ordeal worthwhile?
 * [Anna kisses him]
 * William: Nice garden.
 * William: Nice garden.

 * William: [leaving the restaurant after challenging the loud guys] I'm sorry.
 * Anna: No, I love that you tried. Time was I'd have done the same thing. In fact...[turns back and walks up to the loud table] Hi.
 * Loud Man in Restaurant: Oh. My. God.
 * Anna: I just wanted to apologize for my friend - he's very sensitive.
 * Loud Man in Restaurant: No, I mean...
 * Anna: No, leave it. I'm sure you didn't mean any harm, I'm sure it was just friendly banter, I'm sure you guys have dicks the size of peanuts. Enjoy your dinner, the tuna's really good.

 * William: There's this girl...
 * Spike: Aha, see I've been getting a female vibe. Good. Speak on, dear friend.
 * William: Ah, see she's someone who can't be mine. And, uh it's as if I've taken love heroin and now I can't ever have it again. I've opened Pandora's box and there's trouble inside.
 * Spike: [pause] Yeah. Tricky. I knew a girl at school called Pandora...never got to see her box though. [laughs]
 * William: Right. Well thanks, that's very helpful.

 * Max: Let's face facts, this was always a no-win situation. Anna's a goddess; you know what happens to mortals who get involved with gods.
 * William: Buggered, is it?
 * Max: Every time.

 * Keziah: No, thanks, I'm a fruitarian.
 * Max: I didn't realize that.
 * William: And, ah, what exactly is a fruitarian?
 * Keziah: We believe that fruits and vegetables have feelings, so we think cooking is cruel. We only eat things that've actually fallen off a tree or bush- that are, in fact, dead already.
 * William: Right, right. Interesting stuff. So, uh these carrots...?
 * Keziah: Have been murdered, yes.
 * William: Murdered? Poor old carrots. How beastly!

 * Bella: Do you want to stay?
 * William: Why not? All that awaits me at home is a masturbating Welshman.

 * Anna: The thing that's so irritating is that now I'm so totally fierce when it comes to nudity clauses.
 * William: You actually have clauses in your contract about nudity?
 * Anna: Definitely. "You may show the dent of the top of the artist's buttocks, but neither cheek. Or, if there's a stunt bottom being used, artists must have full consultation".
 * William: You have a stunt bottom?
 * Anna: Well, I could have a stunt bottom, yes.
 * William: Are people tempted to go for better bottoms than their own?
 * Anna: Well, yeah, I would. This is important stuff.
 * William: Well, that's one hell of a job, isn't it? What do you put on your passport? "Occupation, 'Mel Gibson's bottom.'"
 * Anna: Actually, Mel does his own ass work.
 * William: Right.
 * Anna: Why wouldn't he?

 * Anna: What is it about men and nudity? Particularly breasts? How can you be so interested in them?
 * William: Well...
 * Anna: I mean, seriously- they're just breasts, every second person in the world has them.
 * William: Oh, more than that, when you think about it: you know, Meat Loaf has a very nice pair!
 * Anna: [laughing] But... they're odd looking, they're for milk, your mother has them, you've seen a thousand of them. What's all the fuss about?
 * William: Actually, I can't think of what it is, really. Let me just have a quick look... [peeks under blanket] No, no, beats me.
 * Anna: [laughs] Yeah. Rita Hayworth used to say, "They go to bed with Gilda, they wake up with me."
 * William: Who's Gilda?
 * Anna: Her most famous part. Men went to bed with the dream, they didn't like it when they'd wake up with the reality. Do you feel that way?
 * William: You are lovelier this morning than you have ever been.

 * William: Anna, look. I’m a fairly level-headed bloke, not often in and out of love. But, uh… can I just say no to your kind request and leave it at that?
 * Anna: Yes, fine. Of course, I, of course. Oh, well I’ll just be going then. It was nice seeing you.
 * William: The thing is, with you I'm in real danger. It seems like a perfect situation, apart from that foul temper of yours, but my relatively inexperienced heart would I fear not recover uh if I was, once again, cast aside as I would absolutely expect to be. There's just too many pictures of you, too many films. You know, you'd go and I'd be... uh, well buggered basically.
 * Anna: That really is a real no, is it?
 * William: I live in Notting Hill, you live in Beverly Hills. Everyone in the world knows who you are; my mother has trouble remembering my name.
 * Anna: Fine. Fine. Good decision. [Nods her head] Good decision. [After a pause] The fame thing isn't really real you know? And don't forget I'm... I'm also just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her.

 * William: So what do you think? Good move?
 * Honey: Good move. When all is said and done, she's nothing special. I saw her taking her trousers down and I definitely glimpsed some cellulite down there.
 * Bella: Good decision. All actresses are as mad as snakes.
 * William: Tony, what do you think?
 * Tony: Never met her, never want to.
 * William: Brilliant. Max?
 * Max: Absolutely. Never trust a vegetarian.
 * William: Great. Thanks. Brilliant.
 * [Spike arrives]
 * Spike: I was called and I came. What's up?
 * Honey: William's just turned down Anna Scott.
 * Spike: [shocked] You daft prick!
 * Honey: No, no, no, no, it's actually quite sensible.
 * Bella: [looks at the painting of the Chagall that Anna gave William] That painting isn't the original, is it?
 * William: Umm, yeah, I think it might be.
 * Bernie: But she said she wanted to go out with you?
 * William: Yes...sort of...
 * Bernie: That's nice.
 * William: What?
 * Bernie: Well, you know, anyone saying they want to go out with you is...pretty great...isn't it?
 * William: It was sort of sweet, actually- um, I mean, I know she's an actress and all that, so she can deliver a line, but she said she might be as famous as can be, but also...that she was just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her. [pause] Oh, sod a dog, I've made the wrong decision, haven't I? [Spike nods. Another pause] Max, how fast is your car?

 * Bella: Which way are you going?
 * Max: Down Kensington Church Street, then Knightsbridge, then Hyde Park Corner.
 * Bella: No, crazy, crazy. Go along Bayswater-
 * Honey: That's right, and then Park Lane-
 * Bernie: No, no. Straight down to Cromwell Road, and left-
 * William: No!
 * [The car slams to a halt]
 * Max: Stop right there! I will decide the route! All right?!
 * William: Sorry Max...
 * Max: James Bond never has to put up with this sort of shit.

 * P.R. Chief: Right. Yes. The gentleman in the pink shirt.
 * William: Yes. Miss Scott, are there any circumstances in which the two of you might be more than just good friends?
 * Anna: I hoped there would be but no, I've been assured that there aren't.
 * William: But what would you say...
 * P.R. Chief: I'm sorry. Just the one question.
 * Anna: No. It's alright. You were saying?
 * William: I was just wondering if uh it turned out that this person...
 * Journalist: Thacker. His name is Thacker.
 * William: Right. Thanks. Just wondered if Mr. Thacker realised he'd been a daft prick and got down on his knees and begged you to reconsider whether you would in fact... then reconsider.
 * Anna: [pause] Yes. I believe I would.
 * William: That's very good news. Um, the readers of Horse and Hound will be absolutely delighted.
 * [Anna whispers in the P.R. Chief's ear]
 * P.R. Chief: Right, uh...Dominic... if you'd like to ask your question again?
 * Journalist: Yeah? Anna, how long are you intending to stay here in Britain?
 * Anna: [pause, smiles] Indefinitely. [Elvis Costello's "She" begins to play as the camera pans between Will and Anna]

Cast

 * Julia Roberts - Anna Scott
 * Hugh Grant - William Thacker
 * Richard McCabe - Tony
 * Rhys Ifans - Spike
 * James Dreyfus - Martin
 * Tim McInnerny - Max
 * Gina McKee - Bella
 * Mischa Barton - 12-year-old Actress
 * Emma Chambers - Honey
 * Hugh Bonneville - Bernie
 * Alec Baldwin - Jeff King

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How I Met Your Mother

 * Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | Main

How I Met Your Mother (2005–14) is an American sitcom, which aired on CBS. The series is narrated through flashbacks from the future, in which an older version of the main character, Ted Mosby, tells his two children the story of how he met their mother with the help of his best friend, Marshall Eriksen, Marshall's wife Lily Aldrin, and their two friends Barney Stinson and Robin Scherbatsky. On March 2014, CBS ended the series after 9 seasons.

Seasons

 * Season 1
 * Season 2
 * Season 3
 * Season 4
 * Season 5
 * Season 6
 * Season 7
 * Season 8
 * Season 9

Cast

 * Josh Radnor - Ted Mosby
 * Jason Segel - Marshall Eriksen
 * Alyson Hannigan - Lily Aldrin
 * Cobie Smulders - Robin Scherbatsky
 * Neil Patrick Harris - Barney Stinson
 * Cristin Milioti - The Mother, Tracy McConnell
 * Bob Saget - Voice of Ted, Year 2030

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Do the Right Thing

Do the Right Thing is a 1989 film that tells a tale of bigotry and racial conflict in a multi-ethnic community in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, on the hottest day of the year.
 * Written and directed by Spike Lee.

It's the hottest day of the summer. You can do nothing, you can do something, or you can...

Da Mayor

 * Doctor, those that'll tell don't know, and those that know won't tell.

Radio Raheem

 * Let me tell you the story of right hand-left hand. It's a tale of good and evil. Hate: it was with this hand that Cain iced his brother. Love: these five fingers, they go straight to the soul of man. The right hand: the hand of love. The story of life is this: static. One hand is always fighting the other hand, and the left hand is kicking much ass. I mean, it looks like the right hand—Love—is finished. But hold on, stop the presses; the right hand is coming back. Yeah, he got the left hand on the ropes now, that's right. Ooh, it's a devastating right and Hate is hurt. He's down. Left-Hand Hate KO-ed by Love.

Tina

 * The last time I trusted you, Mookie, I ended up with a son.

Mister Senor Love Daddy

 * WE LOVE ROLL CALL, Y'ALL! Boogie Down Productions, Rob Base, Dana Dane, Marley Marl, Olatunji, Chuck D, Ray Charles, EPMD, EU, Alberta Hunter, Run–D.M.C., Stetsasonic, Sugar Bear, John Coltrane, Big Daddy Kane, Salt-n-Pepa, Luther Vandross, McCoy Tyner, Biz Markie, New Edition, Otis Redding, Anita Baker, Thelonious Monk, Marcus Miller, Branford Marsalis, James Brown, Wayne Shorter, Tracy Chapman, Miles Davis, Force MDs, Oliver Nelson, Fred Wesley, Maceo, Janet Jackson, Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, George Clinton, Count Basie, Mtume, Stevie Wonder, Bobby McFerrin, Dexter Gordon, Sam Cooke, Parliament-Funkadelic, Al Jarreau, Teddy Pendergrass, Joe Williams, Wynton Marsalis, Phyllis Hyman, Sade, Sarah Vaughn, Roland Kirk, Keith Sweat, Kool Moe Dee, Prince, Ella Fitzgerald, Dianne Reeves, Aretha Franklin, Bob Marley, Bessie Smith, Whitney Houston, Dionne Warwick, Steel Pulse, Little Richard, Mahalia Jackson, Jackie Wilson, Cannonball AND Nat Adderley, Quincy Jones, Marvin Gaye, Charles Mingus AND Marion Williams. We wanna thank you all for makin' our lives just a little brighter here on We Love Radio!

 * My people, my people, what can I say; say what I can. I saw it but didn't believe it; I didn't believe what I saw. Are we gonna live together? Together, are we gonna live?

Dialogue

 * Buggin' Out: Yo, Mookie.
 * Mookie: What?
 * Buggin' Out: Stay black.

 * Buggin' Out: You the man.
 * Mookie: No, you the man.
 * Buggin' Out: You the man.
 * Mookie: No, you the man.
 * Buggin' Out: No, I'm just a struggling black man trying to keep my dick hard in a cruel and harsh world.

 * Mookie: Pino, fuck you, fuck your fucking pizza, and fuck Frank Sinatra.
 * Pino: Yeah? Well, fuck you, too, and fuck Michael Jackson.

 * Da Mayor: Doctor.
 * Mookie: C'mon, what? What?
 * Da Mayor: Always do the right thing.
 * Mookie: That's it?
 * Da Mayor: That's it.
 * Mookie: I got it. I'm gone.

 * Buggin' Out: Hey, hey, Sal, how come you ain't got no brothers up on the wall here?
 * Sal: You want brothers up on the wall, get your own place. You can do what you want to do. You can put your brothers and uncles and nieces and nephews, step-fathers, step-mothers, whoever you want. See? But, this is *my* pizzeria. American Italians up on the wall.
 * Vito: Take it easy, Pop.
 * Pino: Don't start.
 * Buggin' Out: Yeah, that might be fine, Sal, but, you own this, rarely do I see any American Italians eatin' in here. All I see is Black folks. So since we spend much money here, we do have some say.
 * Sal: You lookin' for trouble? You a troublemaker, is that what you are? You makin' trouble?
 * Buggin' Out: Yeah! I'm a troublemaker. I'm makin' trouble.
 * Sal: You're a ball breaker. Always comin' in here lookin' for trouble, aren't you. Suppose I busted your head. How would you - Now, Mookie. Mookie, you wanna get your friend outta here.
 * Buggin' Out: Oh, you wanna kick me out now? You're gonna kick me out, huh?
 * Sal: Nah, I'm not kickin' you out. You're kickin' yourself out.
 * Buggin' Out: What? Look, we want some brothers up on the wall. Yo, Malcolm X, Nelson Mandela, you know, Michael Jordan. Tomorrow!

 * Pino: Daddy, you know, I've been thinking... maybe we should sell this place, get out while we're still ahead... and alive.
 * Sal: You really think you know what's best for us, Pino?
 * Pino: Maybe we can... can we sell this and open up a new one in our own neighborhood?
 * Sal: There's too many pizzerias already there.
 * Pino: Then maybe we could... we could try something different.
 * Sal: What am I gonna do? What am I - that's all I know. What am I doing? I been here twenty-five years. Where am I going?
 * Pino: I'm sick of niggers. It's like I come to work, it's Planet of the Apes. I don't like being around them. They're animals.
 * Sal: Why you got so much anger in you?
 * Pino: Why? I'll tell you why. My friends, they laugh at me. They laugh right in my face. They tell me, "Go to Bed-Stuy. Go feed the moulies".
 * Sal: Do your friends put money in your pocket, Pino? Food on your table? They pay your rent, a roof over your head? They're not your friends. If they were your friends they wouldn't laugh at you.
 * Pino: Pop, what can I say? I don't want to be here. They don't want us here. We should stay in our own neighborhood, stay in Bensonhurst, and the niggers should stay in theirs.
 * Sal: I never had no trouble with these people. I sat in this window. I watched these little kids get old. And I seen the old people get older. Yeah, sure, some of them don't like us, but most of them do. I mean, for Christ's sake, Pino, they grew up on my food. On my food. And I'm very proud of that. Oh, you may think It's funny, but I'm very proud of that. Look, what I'm trying to say, son, is, uh... Sal's Famous Pizzeria is here to stay. I'm sorry. I'm your father, and I love you, I'm sorry but... but that's the way it is.

 * Radio Raheem: Give me 20 "D" Energizers.
 * Sonny: 20 "C" Energizers?
 * Radio Raheem: Not "C", "D".
 * Sonny: "C" Energizers?
 * Radio Raheem: "D", motherfucker, "D". Learn to speak English first, all right?
 * Kim: How many you say?
 * Radio Raheem: 20, motherfucker, 20.
 * Sonny: Motherfuck you.
 * Radio Raheem: Motherfuck you? You, you all right, man.

 * ML: Well, gentlemen, the way I see it, if this hot weather continues, it's going to melt the polar caps and the whole wide world. And all the parts that ain't water already will surely be blooded.
 * Coconut Sid: You're a simple motherfucker. Now where you read that shit, eh? Polar caps...
 * ML: Don't worry about it. But when it happens, and I'm in my boat, and your black asses are drowning, don't call for me to throw you no rope, no lifesaver, or no nothing.
 * Sweet Dick Willie: You fool! You're 30 cents away from having a quarter! Where the fuck you gon' get a boat?

 * Mother-Sister: Hey, you old drunk! What did I tell you about drinking in front of my stoop? Move on. You're blocking my view. You are ugly enough. Don't stare at me. The Evil eye doesn't work on me.
 * Da Mayor: Mother-Sister, you've been talking about me for 18 years. What have I ever done to you?
 * Mother-Sister: You a drunk fool.
 * Da Mayor: Besides that. Da Mayor don't bother nobody and nobody bother Da Mayor but you. The man just tends to his own business. I love everybody. I even love you.
 * Mother-Sister: Hold your tongue. You don't have that much love.
 * Da Mayor: One day, you're gonna be nice to me. We may both be dead and buried, but you're gonna be nice; at least civil.

 * ML: Look at those Korean motherfuckers across the street. I betcha they haven't been a year off da motherfucking boat before they opened up their own place.
 * Coconut Sid: It's been about a year.
 * ML: A motherfucking year off the motherfucking boat and got a good business in our neighborhood occupying a building that had been boarded up for longer than I care to remember and I've been here a long time.
 * Sweet Dick Willie: It has been a long time.
 * Coconut Sid: How long?
 * ML: Too long! Too long. Now for the life of me, I haven't been able to figger this out. Either dem Koreans are geniuses or we Blacks are dumb.

 * Buggin' Out: You almost knocked me down, man. The word is "Excuse me".
 * Clifton: Ah, excuse me. I'm sorry.
 * Buggin' Out: Not only did ya knock me down, you stepped on my brand-new white Air Jordans I just bought, and that's all you can say is "Excuse me"?
 * Clifton: What, are you serious?
 * Buggin' Out: Yeah, I'm serious. I'll fuck you up quick two times.
 * Ahmad: Two times.
 * Buggin' Out: Who told you to step on my sneakers? Who told you to walk on my side of the block? Who told you to be in my neighborhood?
 * Clifton: I own this brownstone.
 * Buggin' Out: Who told you to buy a brownstone on my block, in my neighborhood, on my side of the street? Yo, what you wanna live in a black neighborhood for, anyway? Man, motherfuck gentrification.

 * Mookie: Pino, who's your favorite basketball player?
 * Pino: Magic Johnson.
 * Mookie: And who's your favorite movie star?
 * Pino: Eddie Murphy.
 * Mookie: And who's your favorite rock star?
 * [Pino doesn't respond]
 * Mookie: Prince. You're a Prince freak.
 * Pino: Boss. Bruce.
 * Mookie: Prince.
 * Pino: Bruce!
 * Mookie: Pino, all you ever talk about is nigger this and nigger that, and all your favorite people are so-called niggers.
 * Pino: It's different. Magic, Eddie, Prince... are not niggers. I mean, they're not black, I mean - Let me explain myself. They're - They're not really black. I mean, they're black, but they're not really black. They're more than black. It's different.
 * Mookie: It's different?
 * Pino: Yeah. To me, it's different.

 * Mookie: You dago, wop, guinea, garlic breath, pizza slinging, spaghetti bending, Vic Damone, Perry Como, Luciano Pavarotti, Sole Mio, non-singing motherfucker.
 * Pino: You gold teeth, gold chain wearing, fried chicken and biscuit eating, monkey, ape, baboon, big thigh, fast running, high jumping, spear chucking, three-hundred-sixty-degree basketball dunking, titsun, spade, mulignan. Take your fucking pizza piece and go the fuck back to Africa.
 * Stevie: You little slanty eyed, me-no-speaky-American, own-every-fruit-and-vegetable-stand-in-New-York, bullshit, Reverend Sun Myung Moon, Summer Olympic '88, Korean kickboxing son-of-a-bitch.
 * Officer Long: You Goya bean eating, fifteen-in-a-car, thirty-in-an-apartment, pointed shoes, red wearing, Menudo, mira-mira Puerto Rican cocksucker. Yeah, you!
 * Sonny: It's cheap! I got a good price for you, Mayor Koch, "How-I'm-doing?", chocolate egg cream drinking, bagel and lox, B'nai B'rith, Jew asshole.
 * Mister Señor Love Daddy: Yo! Hold up! Time out! Time out! Y'all take a chill! Ya need to cool that shit out! And that's the double truth, Ruth!

 * Sal: What'd I tell you about that noise?
 * Buggin' Out: What'd I tell you about them pictures?
 * Sal: What the fuck, are you deaf?
 * Buggin' Out: No! Are you? FUCK YOU! We want some black people on that motherfucking Wall of Fame now!
 * Mookie: We're trying to go fucking home! We've been here all fucking day, Buggin Out!
 * Sal: Turn that jungle music off! We ain't in Africa!
 * Buggin' Out: Why it got to be about jungle music? Why it got to be about Africa? It's about them fucking pictures!
 * Sal: It's about turning that shit off and getting the fuck out of my place!
 * Pino: RADIO RAHEEM!
 * Radio Raheem: Fuck you!
 * Sal: AND FUCK YOU TOO!
 * Ahmad: Get in there, Pino!
 * Radio Raheem: This is music. My music!
 * Sal: FUCK YOUR MUSIC!
 * Radio Raheem: Well, turn it off, then.
 * Vito: Hey, man, get the fuck out of here! We're fucking closed!
 * Buggin' Out: Fuck you! We're closing you guinea bastards for good! For good, motherfucker! Until you get some black people on that motherfucking Wall of Fame!
 * Sal: You're gonna fucking close me?
 * [Sal grabs his bat]
 * Buggin' Out: You're goddamn right!
 * Sal: YOU BLACK COCKSUCKER!! I'LL FUCKING TEAR YOUR FUCKING NIGGER ASS!
 * [Everbody in the pizzeria starts shouting at once at Sal's insult]
 * Punchy: [Over all the shouting] Oh, we're niggers now?! We niggers now!
 * Buggin' Out: YOU FUCKING WHITE TRASH! I'LL FUCK YOU UP!
 * Mookie: Sal, put the fucking bat down!
 * Buggin' Out: COME ON, MAN, YOU FUCKING GUINEA TRASH!
 * Sal: YOU BLACK COCKSUCKER!! YOU NIGGER MOTHERFUCKER!
 * [Sal explodes in rage and smashes Radio Raheem's boombox several times with his bat]

 * Mother-Sister: Good morning.
 * Da Mayor: Is it a good morning?
 * Mother-Sister: Yes, indeed. You almost got yourself killed last night.
 * Da Mayor: I've done that before. Where did you sleep?
 * Mother-Sister: I didn't.
 * Da Mayor: Hope the block is still standing.
 * Mother-Sister: We're still standing.

Cast

 * Spike Lee - Mookie
 * Danny Aiello - Sal
 * Ossie Davis - Da Mayor
 * Ruby Dee - Mother Sister
 * Giancarlo Esposito - Buggin' Out
 * Bill Nunn - Radio Raheem
 * John Turturro - Pino
 * Richard Edson - Vito
 * Roger Guenveur Smith - Smiley
 * Rosie Perez - Tina
 * Joie Lee - Jade
 * Steve White - Ahmad
 * Martin Lawrence - Cee
 * Leonard L. Thomas - Punchy

 * Christa Rivers - Ella
 * Robin Harris - Sweet Dick Willie
 * Paul Benjamin - ML
 * Frankie Faison -Coconut Sid
 * Samuel L. Jackson - Mister Señor Love Daddy
 * Steve Park - Sonny
 * Rick Aiello - Officer Gary Long
 * Miguel Sandoval - Officer Mark Ponte
 * Luis Antonio Ramos - Stevie
 * John Savage - Clifton
 * Frank Vincent as Charlie
 * Richard Parnell Habersham - Eddie
 * Ginny Yang - Kim
 * Nicholas Turturro (extra) (uncredited)

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Batman (1966 film)

Batman is a 1966 film about Batman and Robin battling the combined forces of four supercriminals who have stolen an invention and intend to use it maliciously.
 * Directed by Leslie H. Martinson. Written by Lorenzo Semple Jr..

FOR THE FIRST TIME ON THE MOTION PICTURE SCREEN IN COLOR! Adam West As Batman And Burt Ward As Robin Together With All Their Fantastic Derring-Do And Their Dastardly Villains, Too! taglines

Batman

 * If Robin and I were to remove our masks, the secret of our true identities will be revealed.
 * So it seems, loose to plague us with his criminal conundrums.
 * They may be drinkers, Robin, but they're also human beings.
 * Bon Voyage, Pussy.
 * Some days you just can't get rid of a bomb...
 * I will bash him brutally.

Robin

 * Holy Sardine!
 * Catwoman?!
 * Holy nightmare!
 * Holy Polaris!
 * Holy Halloween!
 * Holy heart failure!
 * Holy bikini, that was close!
 * Holy Captain Nemo!
 * Holy heartbreak! Miss Kitka!
 * Holy jumble! Where's the hope of the world now?

Catwoman

 * [meows] You're going to see the purr-fect crime, when I get Batman in my claws! [hisses]
 * Scratch out their eyes!
 * Me-ow-oww.
 * I say its crazy. But I say let's try it. We have to do something to get Batman out of the way!
 * Miss Kitka dies if you take one more step!
 * Nothing can stop us now.

Others

 * Narrator: This yacht is bringing a revolutionary scientific invention to Gotham City. On a peaceful afternoon motor ride, millionaire Bruce Wayne and his youthful ward Dick Grayson have been summoned back to Wayne Manor by an urgent but anonymous call for help; the invention AND its custodian are reported in grave danger aboard the yacht! Never ones to shirk responsibility, Bruce and Dick, with characteristic speed and resolve, descend promptly into The Batcave, and then, as they have done many times before, as BATMAN AND ROBIN, courageous warriors against crime, they are off once again to the rescue!
 * The Riddler: Question: Who's going to make the feathers fly and knock Batman and Robin out of the sky?
 * The Joker: Have you heard this one? It'll KILL you, Batman! [laughs]
 * Penguin: There are two eggs this wily bird is gonna scramble. Batman and Robin!

Dialogue

 * [Batman, Robin, Commissioner Gordon, and Chief O'Hara consider which supercriminal might have been behind the fake yacht and exploding shark attack.]
 * Gordon: Could be any one of them, but which one? W.... Which ones?
 * O'Hara: [gasps]
 * Batman: Pretty fishy what happened to me on that ladder.
 * Gordon: You mean, where there's a fish, there could be a Penguin.
 * Robin: But wait, it happened at sea. See? "C" for Catwoman.
 * Batman: Yet, an exploding shark.... was pulling my leg.
 * Gordon: The Joker!
 * O'Hara: [It] all adds up to a sinister riddle. Riddle-er. Riddler?
 * Gordon: Oh, a thought strikes me. [exhales] So dreadful I scarcely dare give it utterance.
 * Batman: The four of them. Their forces combined....
 * Robin: Holy nightmare!

 * Commissioner Gordon: Penguin, Joker, Riddler... and Catwoman, too! The sum of the angles of that rectangle is too monstrous to contemplate.
 * Batman: We've been given the plainest warning. They're working together to take over--
 * Chief O'Hara: Take over what, Batman? Gotham City?
 * Batman: Any two of them would try that!
 * Commissioner Gordon: The whole country?
 * Batman: If it were three of them, I would say yes, but four? Their minimum objective must be... the entire world.

 * Riddler: I see the way to do it. We'll play each of our treacherous trumps in one hand, and we'll do it right here.
 * Penguin: How?
 * Riddler: How? The end. The end, oh... [giggles] We shall spring them from The Joker's Jack-In-The-Box, through that window, out over the sea, and into the waiting arms of The Penguin's Exploding Octopus! [giggles again] The trigger: one of my riddles, of course, and the bait: You, Catwoman!

 * [In the Batcave, Batman and Robin prepare to leave in the Batmobile.]
 * Robin: Atomic batteries to power. Turbines to speed.
 * Batman: Roger. Ready to move out.

 * [After the shark attack, Batman takes questions from the press in Commissioner Gordon's office.]
 * Batman: You there, Miss...
 * Miss Kitka: Comrade Kitayna Ireyna Tatanya Kerenska Alisoff. I am from the Moscow Bugle.

 * [Stuck to Penguin's magnetic buoy, with a torpedo approaching, Batman pries loose his utility belt transmitter.]
 * Batman: If I could just reverse the polarity... send out waves of super-energy...
 * [An annoyed Penguin observes the destruction of his torpedos.]
 * Penguin: He must be using a Super-Energy Reverse Polarizer!
 * [A third torpedo approaches, but Batman's transmitter ceases its screeching.]
 * Batman: Confound it! The batteries are dead!
 * [Moments after an off-camera explosion, we see Batman and Robin speeding in their Batboat.]
 * Robin: Gosh, Batman. The nobility of the almost-human porpoise.
 * Batman: True, Robin. It was noble of that animal to hurl himself into the path of that final torpedo. He gave his life for ours.
 * [Moments after an off-camera explosion, we see Batman and Robin speeding in their Batboat.]
 * Robin: Gosh, Batman. The nobility of the almost-human porpoise.
 * Batman: True, Robin. It was noble of that animal to hurl himself into the path of that final torpedo. He gave his life for ours.

 * [Batman calls Vice Admiral Fangschliester at the Pentagon about recently sold submarines.]
 * Fangschliester: Answer affirmative, Batman! We disposed of a war surplus submarine last Friday. A pre-atomic model. To some chap named, uh, "P. N. Guin".
 * Batman: P. N. Guin?
 * Robin: The Penguin!
 * Batman: Did this… P. N. Guin leave an address?
 * Fangschliester: No, just a post office box number. Would you like it?
 * Batman: No, thank you, Admiral. [gritting his teeth] You've been very helpful.
 * Fangschliester: Avast and belay, Batman. Your tone sounds rather grim. We haven't done anything foolish, have we?
 * Batman: [slowly] Disposing of pre-atomic submarines to persons who don't even leave their full addresses?! Good day, Admiral!
 * [They hang up.]
 * Fangschliester: Gosh!

 * [Batman reads Miss Kitka's riddles to Robin.]
 * Batman: One: "What has yellow skin and writes?"
 * Robin: A ballpoint banana.
 * Batman: Right! Two: "What people are always in a hurry?"
 * Robin: Rushing people? Russians!
 * Batman: Right again! Now, what would you say they mean?
 * Robin: Banana... Russian... I've got it! Someone Russian is gonna slip on a banana peel and break their neck!
 * Batman: Precisely, Robin! The only possible meaning!

 * Alfred: What is the scheme, sir?
 * Batman: Tonight, Bruce Wayne will go out on the town with Miss Kitka.
 * Alfred: A not-displeasing chore, sir.
 * Batman: Indeed, Alfred! I've rarely met a girl who's such a potent argument in favor of international "relations".

 * [Catwoman is scooping up "dehydrated death-dealing pirates" into separate vials.]
 * Penguin: Careful, careful. quack, quack. Every one of them has a mother.

 * Penguin: That's too soon! It must be Batcharges!
 * Riddler: And that means there'll be more of the dread things meant for us!
 * Catwoman: You dismal bird! You and your submarine, Where has it got us now?
 * Penguin: Shut up, you feline floozy!

 * [Batman and Robin are climbing up the wharf building concealing the United Underworld hideout.]
 * Robin: When you think, Batman, with people in weird outfits, like the four super crooks hangin' around here, it's amazing somebody hasn't already reported this place to the police!
 * Batman: It's a low neighborhood, full of rumpots. They're used to curious sights, which they attribute to alcoholic delusions.
 * Robin: Gosh, drink is sure a filthy thing, isn't it? I'd rather be dead than unable to trust my own eyes.

 * [Batman dashes around the pier trying to dispose of a comically large bomb, repeatedly running into insensate bar patrons, the Salvation Army, two nuns, a baby stroller, lovers in a boat, and ducks in the water.]
 * Batman: Some days, you just can't get rid of a bomb!

 * [In the Batcave, Penguin's reconstituted pirates all disappear the moment they're touched.]
 * Robin: The pirates - they're gone! Popped like balloons! How'd it happen?
 * Batman: Whoever de-hydrated those pirates could not have foreseen their accidental re-hydration with the heavy water we use in recharging the atomic pile!
 * Robin: Which naturally left them in a highly unstable condition!
 * Batman: You saw it yourself, Robin. The [slaps his hands together] SLIGHTEST impact was sufficient to instantly reduce them to anti-matter!
 * Robin: Antimatter? You mean they won't be coming back?
 * Batman: No, Robin. Not in this universe.
 * [They jump down from the Bat consoles.]
 * Batman: Let that be an object lesson in the dangers of tampering with the laws of Mother Nature.

 * [Batman and Robin spy the Riddler's latest missile-delivered clues.]
 * Batman: "What goes up white, and comes down yellow and white?"
 * Robin: An egg!
 * Batman: "How do you divide seventeen apples among sixteen people?"
 * Robin: Make apple sauce!
 * Batman: Apples into apple sauce; a unification into one smooth mixture. An egg: nature's perfect container the container of all our hopes for the future!
 * Robin: A unification and a container of hope? United World Organization!
 * Batman: Precisely, Robin!

 * [Batman and Robin are running through the streets of Gotham to the United World headquarters.]
 * Robin: Holy marathon! I'm getting a stitch, Batman!
 * Batman: Let's hope it's a stitch in time, Robin! That saves nine — the nine members of the United World Security Council!

 * Catwoman: Riddler.
 * Riddler: Yes?
 * Catwoman: You're mad, Riddler. Penguin finished Batman by now.
 * Riddler: Why, that miserable waddling mountebank of a bird? He couldn't finish a bag of popcorn! [giggles]
 * Joker: So, say Penguin failed. All the more reason not to have that your crazy clues.
 * Riddler: Oh, But I must, I must. Outwitting Batman is my sole delight, my joy, my heaven on earth, my very paradise. [giggles again]
 * Joker: Riddler, come back!

 * [After processing the jumbled powders of the Security Council members with their Super Molecular Dust Separator, the Dynamic Duo discovers the rehydrated delegates are speaking the wrong languages.]
 * Batman: Who knows, Robin? This strange mixing of minds may be the greatest single service ever performed for humanity. Let's go, but, inconspicuously... through the window. We'll use our Batropes. [long pause] Our job is finished.

 * Pirate: Ahoy, Catwoman!
 * Miss Kitka: [slaps him] Imbecile, How many times have I told you? Never use my real name in public!

 * Miss Kitka: If you please, to take off the mask to give the better picture?
 * Commissioner Gordon: Great Scott! Batman take off his mask?
 * Chief O'Hara: The woman must be mad!
 * Batman: Please... Chief O'Hara... all of you. This young lady is a stranger to our shores. Her request is not unnatural, however, impossible to grant.
 * Miss Kitka: Impossible?
 * Batman: Indeed. If Robin and I were to remove our masks, the secret of our true identities would be revealed.
 * Commissioner Gordon: Completely destroying their value as ace crimefighters.
 * Chief O'Hara: Sure, ma'am. Not even Commisioner Gordon and meself know who they really are.
 * Robin: In fact, our own relatives we live with don't know.
 * Miss Kitka: But your so curious costumes...
 * Robin: Don't be put off by them, ma'am. Underneath this garb, we're perfectly ordinary Americans.
 * Miss Kitka: You are like the masked vigilantes in the Westerns, no?
 * Commissioner Gordon: Certainly not! Batman and Robin are fully deputized agents of the law.
 * Robin: Support your police! That's our message!
 * Batman: Well said, Robin... and no better way to end this press conference... thank you, and good day.

 * Riddler: You and your trained exploding shark.
 * Penguin: Faugh, Quack! How should I know they'd have a can of shark-repellent Batspray handy? Why, you sniveling sardine!
 * Riddler: Why you pompous, puffed-up penguin!
 * Joker: Oh, friends, make peace. Have a shake on me. [shakes their hands, and the two are electrified; Joker laughs manically, and shows he is wearing joy buzzers on his hands] A joke a day keeps the gloom away!
 * Catwoman: (to her cat) Sic 'em, Hecate. Scratch out their eyes.
 * Penguin: Take away that ravenous panther!
 * Riddler: So help me, Catwoman, I'll feed him to the birds.
 * Joker: I'll incapacitate the beast with my trick confetti!
 * Catwoman: United Underworld? [scoffs] We're about as united as the members of the United World Headquarters on Gotham East River. What's the matter with you all?
 * Riddler: She's right. she's right! If we don't manage to somehow swallow our supercriminal pride, I'm afraid--
 * Penguin: Right, Mr. Riddler, quite right! We must hang together, or most assuredly we shall hang separately.
 * Joker: Oh, and what a pity that would be, on the eve of the greatest criminal coup anyone ever dreamed of!
 * Riddler: Aha! How did it go, Catwoman?
 * Catwoman: Purr-fectly, purr-fectly. In my disguise as Kitka, I penetrated their press conference. The fools are completely baffled.
 * Joker: Yes, but undrowned.
 * Catwoman: Yes, unfortunately. Batman's boots didn't even look damp! How's our prisoner? Still doesn't know he's been kidnapped?
 * Penguin: He hasn't the foggiest. He just keeps ringing for his confounded tea.

 * Penguin: Mr. Bluebeard, down 30 fathoms! Run silent, run deep!

Taglines

 * FOR THE FIRST TIME ON THE MOTION PICTURE SCREEN IN COLOR! Adam West As Batman And Burt Ward As Robin Together With All Their Fantastic Derring-Do And Their Dastardly Villains, Too!
 * MEN DIE! WOMEN SIGH! Beneath that Batcape - he's all man!

Cast

 * Adam West - Bruce Wayne/Batman
 * Burt Ward - Dick Grayson/Robin
 * Lee Meriwether - Miss Kitka/The Catwoman
 * Cesar Romero - The Joker
 * Burgess Meredith - The Penguin
 * Frank Gorshin - The Riddler
 * Alan Napier - Alfred Pennyworth
 * Neil Hamilton - Commissioner James Gordon
 * Stafford Repp - Chief O'Hara
 * Madge Blake - Aunt Harriet Cooper

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The Rock

The Rock may refer to:

 * Dwayne Johnson, an entertainer who wrestled under the name, The Rock
 * ''The Rock (film), a 1996 film starring Sean Connery and Nicolas Cage
 * Saint Peter, referred to by Jesus as the rock upon which the church is built

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Talk:Janis Joplin

I thought "(Me and) Bobby McGee was written by Kristofferson for Janis,.

It was, but she didn't write it, so she doesn't get credit for coming up with it.

Unsourced

 * I guess I'm the world's first hippie pinup girl.

 * Audiences like their blues singers to be miserable.

 * Being an intellectual creates a lot of questions and no answers. You can fill your life up with ideas and still go home lonely. All you really have that really matters are feelings. That's what music is to me.

 * Don't compromise yourself. You are all you've got.

 * I'm one of those regular weird people.

 * It's gonna be a long hard drag, but we'll make it.

 * It's hard to be free but when it works, it' s worth it!

 * On stage I make love to twenty five thousand people; and then I go home alone.

 * (When asked to define "Acid Rock") I wouldn't know. I'm a juicer.

 * "I think I think too much. That's why I drink!"

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Malcolm Fraser

John Malcolm Fraser, AC, CH (21 May 1930 – 20 March 2015), Australian politician and 22nd Prime Minister of Australia, came to power in the circumstances of the dismissal of the Whitlam government. After three election victories and many legislative achievements, he was defeated by Bob Hawke in 1983, and ended his career alienated from his own party.

Quotes

 * "Life wasn't meant to be easy."
 * Fraser's best known phrase, generally taken as a gloomy explanation of life's difficulties, but for him rather it was a reason to take on difficult tasks. Not widely recognised as being in fact a paraphrase of a line from George Bernard Shaw's play Back to Methuselah: "Life is not meant to be easy, my child; but take courage: it can be delightful." Well known from his Alfred Deakin lecture speech (20 July 1971), he'd actually used it or known the sentiment for many years prior; according to an interview for the Australian Biography project (1994).)
 * "The prime minister, because of his unreasoned drive to get his own way, his obstinacy, impetuous and emotional reactions, has imposed strains upon the Liberal Party, the government and the public service. I do not believe he is fit to hold the great office of prime minister, and I cannot serve in his government."
 * Fraser resigning from cabinet on 8 March 1971 and denouncing John Gorton's leadership
 * "We used to have a view that to really be a good Australian, to love Australia, you almost had to cut your links with the country of origin. But I don’t think that was right and it never was right." Malcolm Fraser, at the opening of the Special Broadcasting Service in Oct. 1980.

Quotes about Fraser
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Eddie Mair

Eddie Mair (born November 12 1965) is a Scottish journalist and radio and television presenter, known for his sarcastic style who has worked for both the BBC and LBC.

From PM and Broadcasting House

 * Remember, PM is not here to give financial advice. Your interest in the programme may go down as well as up.
 * Mair (2003) cited in: Eddie Mair in: The Daily Grind Jonathan. Sanderson’s weblog, May 23, 2003.
 * Quote while concluding a slightly incomprehensible interview on financial affairs with the PM.

 * … and if you want to hear more of that interview, fly to America and watch TV on Sunday night.
 * Mair (2003) cited in: "Eddie Mair again" in: The Daily Grind, Jonathan Sanderson’s weblog June 5, 2003.

 * Moments later he punched her unconscious. [Pause] No, he didn't, don't send us letters
 * Concluding an item in which a reporter asked random people on the street if throwing buckets of water at people was offensive, and whether he could do so

 * Do you have any trouble sleeping at night? [Reply] No, sir. I sleep very well.
 * Question to the Sudanese ambassador concerning the government's complicit stance towards Janjaweed atrocities in Darfur

 * We asked a minister for an interview - you know the rest.
 * After an article attacking government policy

 * "...makes my TV work look professional."
 * On organisations that issue statements on video rather than give interviews

 * Mair: "That'll be the police for you now..."
 * Mair was talking to a public figure on the subject of police investigations of allegations of homophobia against Sir Iqbal Sacranie. This person was quite hostile to the police action, and as he was speaking his mobile rang...

 * "I've been waiting to be arrested all day. I'm disappointed!" [Mair replies] "We're all with you on that one."
 * Reporter waiting to be arrested on cycle-path (a woman jogger had been arrested and cautioned earlier that week)

 * "...so do wrap up!"
 * After every single weather report on 'Broadcasting House' (Radio 4), no matter how sunny and hot

 * "David Cameron there, just a short walking distance away from our microphone."
 * After a tedious but far-away-sounding statement by David Cameron on the environment

 * "So those of you listeners who don't want to hear what the weather will be like in six months time... look away now."
 * Before a long-term weather forecast given on Radio 4's PM

 * "The population of the United Kingdom has, for the first time, reached sixty million. If they stood on each other's shoulders they would reach perhaps twenty feet in the air before toppling over."
 * PM, 24 August 2006 17:28.

 * "...and if you want to see a picture of Nils
 * Blyth, PM's financial reporter] and I, there's one on the Radio 4 home page today." [web page had picture of Wallace & Gromit advertising their Xmas special

 * "I'm sorry for croaking at you this evening. This is PM, I'm Eddie Mair: the walrus of news."
 * After presenting an edition of PM in an unusually husky voice (November 6 2009).

 * Sinn Fein say, "The British government are buggers".
 * Headline concerning electronic surveillance of Sinn Fein

 * ".... well with me now is Geoffrey Robinson. He was once voted 'After-dinner Speaker of the Year', so if you've had your tea, you're in for a treat"
 * Mon 14 Feb 2011.

From the PM Newsletter and Weblog

 * Our editor came to work today in a vibrant pink shirt. Vibrant. Several members of staff have had to go home sick.
 * In: PM Newsletter. August 2006.

 * Commentors to the Blog suggested Nick should take the Independent for every penny...''
 * In: Headlines at bbc.co.uk, 18 August 2006.

 * … the judge in the Saddam trial appears to be wearing comedy specs and moustache.
 * In: Headlines at bbc.co.uk, 21 Augyst 2006.

 * Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the President of Iran … in one shot on his website he appears to be dressed only in flowers. Oh - here's the page, you'll see what I mean.
 * In: Headlines at bbc.co.uk, 22 August 2006.

 * Yesterday people were going past my window in t shirts and dresses. But that's the men at the BBC for you.
 * In: Headlines at bbc.co.uk, 22 September 2006.

 * "As a Doctor, I'm often asked: why can't we see more pictures of Albania?
 * In: PM newsletter. 28 Jan 08.

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Death Cab for Cutie

Death Cab for Cutie is an American rock band, formed in Bellingham, Washington in 1997.

Current Members

 * Ben Gibbard (Lead Vocals/Guitar/Piano)
 * Nicholas Harmer (Bass)
 * Jason McGerr (Drums)
 * Dave Depper (Guitar/Keyboards/Backing Vocals)
 * Zac Rae (Keyboards/Guitar)

Former Members

 * Nathan Good (Drums) 1997-2000
 * Michael Schorr (Drums) 2000-2002
 * Chris Walla (Guitar/Producer/Co-writer) 1997-2014

We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes (2000)

 * I'll take the best of your bad moods and dress them up to make a better you, 'cause all the company calls amount to one paycheck.
 * Company Calls

 * Crashing through the parlor doors, what was your first reaction? Screaming, drunk, disorderly: I'll tell you mine. You were the one, but I can't spit it out when the date's been set.
 * Company Calls Epilogue

The Photo Album (2002)

 * I'm in Los Angeles today; garbage cans comprise the medians of freeways always creeping, even when the population's sleeping. And I can't see why you'd want to live here.
 * Why You'd Want to Live Here

Transatlanticism (2003)

 * And there's no blame For how our love did slowly fade And now that it's gone It's like it wasn't there at all And here I rest where disappointment and regret collide Lying awake at night.
 * Title and Registration

 * I was standing on the surface of a perforated sphere When the water filled every hole. And thousands upon thousands made an ocean, Making islands where no island should go.
 * Transatlanticism

Plans (2005)
That "love is watching someone die". So who's gonna watch you die?
 * If heaven and hell decide that they both are satisfied Illuminate the "no"'s on their vacancy signs. If there's no one beside you when your soul embarks I'll follow you into the dark.
 * But I'm thinking of what Sarah said.
 * But I'm thinking of what Sarah said.
 * What Sarah Said

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Wikiquote talk:Templates/Themes

Proposed format change
In an effort to make this template more consistent with others (such as Templates/Literary works and Templates/People), I propose that this template be altered to remove quotation marks surrounding quotes (as per Quotation marks) and moving the author's name and quote's source to an indented list item below the quote. I'd also change the period at the end of "Quotes regarding Theme." to a colon, as the current text is not really a sentence.

This would be the new look for the template:

Quotes regarding Theme:

 * QuoteA.
 * Author

 * QuoteB.
 * Author, source

 * QuoteC.
 * Name of Book or Play by Author

 * Foreign language quote.
 * English translation
 * Author and source

Comment
I believe that this proposed format would make it easier to read pages for themes, because it eliminates unnecessary quotation marks and puts author and source information in a more readable location, where it's less likely to be taken as part of the quote at a quick glance. —LrdChaos 14:08, 7 April 2006 (UTC)

Also, this format would make it easier when non-English quotes are included, because there would be a place to put the English translation. I've added an example of this above. —LrdChaos 22:01, 8 April 2006 (UTC)

 * I support this move. It makes things more consistent across the templates. I don't really like the use of quote marks on most pages. I think this would be good, although it would mean a lot of cleanup work on the existing theme pages. ~ UDScott 18:36, 11 April 2006 (UTC)

 * Support. Nice one. Always supposing that one day we'll lose the wretched double-bullets ;-) JackyR 19:24, 11 April 2006 (UTC)

 * I support this as well. The theme pages would look much cleaner without all the quotation marks. -- Robert 02:33, 12 April 2006 (UTC)

 * I support the reformatting, deferring (as JackyR suggests) the question of whether there's a better way that the bulleting. This is a definite improvement for proper sourcing. Converting such a quote structure to the "quote" ~ person format used for Quote of the Day is not particularly difficult, and QotD is secondary (IMHO) to providing sourced, verifiable quotes anyway. I oppose the change from period to colon, though. Yes, it's not a complete sentence, but a colon shouldn't be used to introduce a page of text, either. The real solution is to provide proper intro paragraphs for themes, just as we expect them for all other articles. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 17:39, 12 April 2006 (UTC)
 * For whatever reason, having a proper intro didn't even occur to me at the time I put this together. I definitely support that over the current system and the one I originally had. I'm not sure what the best way to phrase it for this would be, though. If someone can come up with a good way for that, I think this could be copied over as the new template before too long. —LrdChaos 17:45, 12 April 2006 (UTC)
 * Hey, LrdChaos, don't worry about it. It's one of the hundred or so little (and not so little) things that we haven't yet adequately addressed. (We've had some successes — there are no more "Verified" headers, at least — but many small things like intro-less theme articles not only remain, but tend to encourage readers to create new articles in their indequate image. Hopefully your update to the template will get some folks to consider a better intro. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 06:59, 22 April 2006 (UTC)

 * I've gone ahead and copied this over as the new template, with Jeffq's suggested change for the introduction. —LrdChaos 15:21, 18 April 2006 (UTC)

I've added a comment to the intro paragraph to encourage editors to copy an abbreviated version of the Wikipedia article's intro for use as the Wikiquote intro. I'm not sure it will have the desired effect, but we can hope. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 07:01, 22 April 2006 (UTC)

I'll try to go through Themes and update the articles to the new fromat as I have time. Sadly I'm guilty of the introless articles. DFA 21:28, 26 April 2006 (UTC)

 * I support the new format. It is neat, simple and reasonable. --Aphaia 11:00, 1 May 2006 (UTC)

Another (smaller) change
Something that occured to me as I've been changing over a few articles is that the format (past or present) doesn't included Sourced and Attributed sections, as which articles about people. Is there any objection to including these sections as part of the template? —LrdChaos 14:31, 28 April 2006 (UTC)

 * Actually, this is a serious omission. The only reason I didn't immediately change this myself upon reading LrdChaos's posting is that I'm currently struggling with the problem of the ambiguous term "attributed", which can mean either "someone claims someone else said something" (a very common occurrence in quotation compendia) or "unsourced" (as Wikiquote officially uses it). I've come to think that we might solve some pressing problems by a global change of "Attributed" to "Unsourced". ~ Jeff Q (talk) 15:40, 28 April 2006 (UTC)

 * Jeff, I think this would be a good change. I don't think that people have necessarily understood the implication that 'Attributed' equated to unsourced quotes. I think that some have struggled with where to place a quote (equating 'Attributed' to your first definition). I support this change and think it would be beneficial. Also, to LrdChaos' point, I would also support the inclusion of the two sections on the Theme template. ~ UDScott 15:48, 28 April 2006 (UTC)

 * Using "Unsourced" instead of "Attributed" makes a lot of sense, especially for theme articles (where there's no possibly of confusing an unsourced quote with one that someone claims the theme said). I also support it for people articles; considering that it's the only other template that presently uses the Sourced/Attributed sections, I think we should take up the issue over there. —LrdChaos 16:14, 28 April 2006 (UTC)

 * Incidentally, in my random-page patrol, I've been updating theme articles with, among other things, additions of "Unsourced" rather than "Attributed". (I don't think I've actually changed any existing ones, but I probably will start doing this, too.) This should be an uncontroversial change in direction, and I fully expect we'll be making it official soon. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 13:57, 1 May 2006 (UTC)

Seeing no objection to the idea, I've gone ahead and changed the template to include Sourced and Unsourced section headers. —LrdChaos 14:01, 5 May 2006 (UTC)

Sorting of quotes
For theme pages, this template suggests to sort quotes in alphabetical order, sorted by the author/speaker. But this is not consistent with other pages, where quotes are sorted in chronological order based on when they first appear or were spoken. I would rather remain consistent and sort these quotes in chronological order too. What are the community's thoughts on this? Is there value in sorting them this way? To me, I find that sorting them in chronological order gives a better picture of how a given them has been viewed over time and the evolution of quotes on the topic is interesting to see - which gets lost when the quotes are sorted by alphabetically by author. Anyone have a different view? ~ UDScott 13:57, 11 February 2010 (UTC)

 * See also: discussion last year at the Village pump.

 * In some situations chronological order, or grouping by historical epoch, makes good sense. The Guide to layout provides an exception "where historical development of the subject makes chronological order particularly appropriate," but this is indeed an invitation to inconsistency. The template only shows alphabetization by author as the default, which keeps the template simpler than the guideline, but this may be too simplistic. I favor sorting by author as the default and in most cases, in large part because that is just how I am accustomed to finding things in bibliographies and libraries. There are also some practical problems with trying to use dates in all cases:
 * In the lamentably common situation of themes that still contain un-sourced attributions, authors are all we have to go by.
 * Dates are one of the most commonly omitted parts of incomplete citations, both here and in secondary and tertiary sources that we cite.
 * The date of a secondary or tertiary source, while it may shed light on when the quote was popular, does little to indicate the original evolution of ideas.
 * Citations often identify the date of an edition, which is very helpful for verification but leaves the chronology of ideas murky if it was not the first edition.
 * I do recognize that mixing ideas from different epochs is less than ideal for some readers, and I welcome input from the community, particularly since the previous discussion attracted few participants. ~ Ningauble 18:58, 11 February 2010 (UTC)

 * OK, obviously in bringing this question here, I forgot the earlier discussion (including my own agreement with this sorting!). Oh well, sometimes it's hard to remember how these discussions shake out. I again agree with your reasons. Thanks! ~ UDScott 19:17, 11 February 2010 (UTC)
 * In the real-life workplace, when I got caught in these situations I used to say "I have slept since then." It happened so often that, to my chagrin, it came to be recognized as a tagline. ~ Ningauble 15:00, 13 February 2010 (UTC)

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Category:Policies needing expansion on misc templates
I have removed the line   which you added to Templates/TV shows and several similar templates because they end up on the pages created via Help:Starting a new page (unless the editor knows enough to remove that line). Instead, I am placing said category references on the talk pages of those templates. - dcljr 08:22, 13 January 2006 (UTC)

 * Sounds good to me; I was doing that quickly (tends to happen when you're reviewing every page in a given namespace) and didn't realize it would muddle the templates. Thanks for catching that for me. -- Essjay ·   Talk 08:26, 13 January 2006 (UTC)

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America's Next Top Model

 * Seasons: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 | Main

America's Next Top Model (2003–18) is an American reality television show created and hosted by Tyra Banks in which several young women (regularly called "girls" on the show) compete to win a modeling contract. Each "cycle" of the show constitutes roughly half of a regular U.S. TV season (9–14 episodes).

Seasons

 * Season 1
 * Season 2
 * Season 3
 * Season 4
 * Season 5
 * Season 6
 * Season 7
 * Season 8
 * Season 9
 * Season 10
 * Season 11
 * Season 12
 * Season 13
 * Season 14
 * Season 15
 * Season 16
 * Season 17
 * Season 18
 * Season 19
 * Season 20
 * Season 21
 * Season 22
 * Season 23
 * Season 24

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Nathaniel Borenstein

Nathaniel S. Borenstein (born September 23, 1957) is an American computer scientist. He is one of the original designers of the MIME protocol for formatting multimedia Internet electronic mail and sent the first e-mail attachment.

Quotes

 * It should be noted that no ethically-trained software engineer would ever consent to write a DestroyBaghdad procedure. Basic professional ethics would instead require him to write a DestroyCity procedure, to which Baghdad could be given as a parameter.
 * Footnote in a paper about computational email.
 * Computational Mail as Network Infrastructure for Computer-Supported Cooperative Work
 * Collected quotes about computer languages

 * As more and more good ideas come under the protection of patents, it may become increasingly unlikely that any one program can incorporate the state of the art in user-interface design without sinking into a quagmire of unending royalty payments and legal battles.

 * Software patents may be used as a form of outright coercion, providing protection against theft of ideas as a potentially high cost to future inventors.

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Talk:Joseph Addison

I added the cleanup tag to this page because the sourced quotes need some reorganization. There seem to be quotes from the same source (or the same source, but different dates) strewn throughout the page that should be gathered together. ~ UDScott 16:54, 13 January 2006 (UTC)

From Wikipedia
I deleted the following bunch from Wikipedia - just need to check that they are included here. BD2412 T 21:37, 7 November 2007 (UTC)

 * "There are three sides to every story -- your side, my side and the right side."

 * "A man must be both stupid and uncharitable who believes there is no virtue or truth but on his own side."

 * "I do not believe that sheer suffering teaches. If suffering alone taught, all the world would be wise, since everyone suffers. To suffering must be added mourning, understanding, patience, love, openness and the willingness to remain vulnerable."
 * By Anne Morrow Lindbergh. It's on her Wikiquote page.

 * "Certain is it that there is no kind of affection so purely angelic as of a father to a daughter. In love to our wives there is desire; to our sons, ambition; but to our daughters there is something which there are no words to express."

 * Removed eight quotes earlier, as all are on main page, some in "Misattributed" 78.133.82.145

Unsourced

 * The unassuming youth seeking instruction with humility gains good fortune.
 * Though it appears on some websites as an Addison quote, I can find no reliable source for this attributing it to Addison or anyone else. This is the only remnant of the quotes I will otherwise reorganize into sourced, disputed or misattributed sections on the article page. ~ Kalki 08:36, 1 May 2009 (UTC)

Bold faced Quotations
Is there any rhyme or reason to the way in which quotes, or parts of quotes are bolded on this page? I find it very distracting. Are we suggesting some additional relevance to those quotes or parts of quotes? Thenub314 23:11, 19 May 2011 (UTC)
 * There have occasionally been inquires or objections to the bolding of quotes as a means of emphasis of notable quotes or portions of quotes, and occasional disputes of which portions most merit such emphasis, but it has been widely practiced as a means of emphasis on most author pages, and especially on many of the larger pages, since the earliest days of the wiki, in 2003, and one I have generally encouraged. ~ Kalki (talk · contributions) 23:58, 19 May 2011 (UTC)

 * I had seen it at other pages of course, and it seems appropriate for attracting peoples attention to the most well known quotes. But comments about the policy in general aside, how are we selecting things on this page, because it seems to me glancing that approximately half of the sourced quotes have some bolding.  So I suppose I wanted to know if there was a rule of thumb in place so debold some of the bolded comments to make the page easier to read. Thenub314 23:04, 20 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Scanning the page, I only see a couple areas where there probably IS visually some overuse, and an overly large section bolded to the detriment of the aesthetics of the page, but I hesitate to remove bolding even there, because in these cases the bolding is actually applied to a cohesive statement, or even to only a PORTION of a VERY long sentence within a poem, such as modern mentalities often have a very hard time following or appreciating. I am well aware there are some cases on some pages where even I believe bolding is excessive visually, but often this is because there is a density of very clearly significant thoughts, and I am reluctant to slight any of these. ~ Kalki (talk · contributions) 23:29, 20 May 2011 (UTC)
 * To answer the query in Thenub314's second post: no, there is no rule of thumb in place. It has always been a matter of editorial discretion. I have added boldface only rarely myself, usually to highlight the more famous portion of a longer passage that is less familiar but is included to provide context. More generally, bolding is used to emphasize things that an editor finds most interesting, significant, or important. The choices are far too subjective to be guided by any formulaic rule of thumb, and if the result is sometimes less than ideal it is difficult to be objective about improving it. Everyone has a different thumb, so there is no rule. ~ Ningauble 15:53, 21 May 2011 (UTC)

 * Fair enough, well my objection is noted here, if in the future other editors agree perhaps this will encourage them to be bold, if other editors do not agree it stays as it is and "No harm, no foul." Thenub314 21:09, 22 May 2011 (UTC)

Money lender quote

 * A money-lender: He serves you in the present tense; he lends you in the conditional mood; keeps you in the subjunctive; and ruins you in the future!

Source required, please. -- JackofOz (talk) 10:11, 20 January 2023 (UTC)

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User talk:59.93.70.46

I rolled back the additions you made to the Ludwig Mies van der Rohe because they don't really help on wikiquote -- they're more appropriate for wikipedia or some other site. We're looking strictly for quotes by or about the person, not an encylopedic article about the person. Thanks. UDScott 17:00, 13 January 2006 (UTC)

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User talk:156.63.98.241

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Ennius

Quintus Ennius (239 B.C. – 169 B.C.) was a writer during the period of the Roman Republic, and is often considered the father of Roman poetry. Although only fragments of his works survive, his influence in Latin literature was significant.

Quotes

 * Homo qui erranti comiter monstrat viam, Quasi lumen de suo lumine accendat facit; Nihilo minus ipsi lucet, cum illi accenderit.
 * Who kindly sets a wand'rer on his way Does e'en as if he lit another's lamp by his: No less shines his, when he his friend's hath lit.
 * As quoted by Cicero in De Officiis, Book I, Chapter XVI - translation by Walter Miller

 * Nemo me lacrumis decoret neque funera fletu faxit. Cur? volito vivos per ora virum.
 * Let no one pay me honor with tears, nor celebrate my funeral rites with weeping. Why? I fly, living, through the mouths of men.
 * As quoted by Cicero in Tusculanae Disputationes, Book I, chapter XV, section 34

What madness swerves them from their wonted course?
 * Quo vobis mentes, rectae quae stare solebant Antehac, dementis sese flexere viai?
 * Your minds that once did stand erect and strong,
 * As quoted by Cicero in De Senectute, Chapter VI (Loeb translation)

 * Quem metuunt oderunt; quem quisque odit, perisse expetit.
 * Whom they fear, they hate. And whom one hates, one hopes to see him dead.
 * As quoted by Cicero in De Officiis, Book II, Chapter 23

 * Amicus certus in re incerta cernitur.
 * A sure friend is known in unsure times.
 * As quoted by Cicero in De Amicitia, Chapter XVII

no faith is kept, when kingship is concerned.
 * Núlla sancta societas Néc fides regni ést.
 * There is no fellowship inviolate,
 * As quoted by Cicero in De Officiis Book I, Chapter VIII - translation by Walter Miller
 * Variant translation: To kingship belongs neither sacred fellowship nor faith.

 * Sicut fortis equus, spatio qui saepe supremo Vicit Olympia, nunc senio confectus quiescit.
 * As a strong horse that has often won on the last lap at Olympia is now resting, tired out by old age.
 * As quoted by Cicero in De Senectute, Chapter V (tr. K. Volk)

 * Simia quam similis turpissima bestia nobis!
 * The ape, vilest of beasts, how like to us!
 * As quoted by Cicero in De Natura Deorum, Book I, Chapter XXXV
 * Variant translation: How like us is that ugly brute, the ape!

 * Unus homo nobis cunctando restituit rem. Noenum rumores ponebat ante salutem; Ergo plusque magisque viri nunc gloria claret.
 * One man, by delaying, restored the state to us. He valued safety more than mob's applause; Hence now his glory more resplendent grows.
 * Of Fabius Maximus Cunctator, as quoted by Cicero in De Senectute, Chapter IV (Loeb translation)

Unless the conquered one confesses it.
 * Qui vincit non est victor nisi victus fatetur.
 * He who has conquered is not conqueror
 * As quoted by Marcus Servius Honoratus in In Vergilii carmina comentarii (Commentaries on the poems of Virgil), Book XI

 * Moribus antiquis res stat Romana virisque.
 * The Roman state survives by its ancient customs and its manhood.
 * Annals, Book V

 * Omnes mortales sese laudarier optant.
 * All mortals desire themselves to be praised.
 * As quoted by Augustine of Hippo in De Trinitate, Book XIII, Chapter III

 * Dictum factumque facit frux.
 * No sooner said than done—so acts your man of worth.
 * As quoted by Priscianus in Ars Prisciani, Book VI

 * Pandite sultis genas et corde relinquite somnum.
 * Open your eyelids, will you all, and let your brains leave sleep behind.
 * As quoted by Festus, in De verborum significatione (Loeb translation)

 * Terram corpus quae dederit, ipsam capere neque dispendi facere hilum.
 * And earth who herself bestowed the body takes it back and wastes not a whit.
 * As quoted by Varro in De Lingua Latina, Book V

 * Nec pol homo quisquam faciet inpune animatus hoc nec tu; nam mi calido dabis sanguine poenas.
 * Neither you nor any man alive shall do this unpunished: no, you shall give recompense to me with your life-blood.
 * As quoted by Macrobius in Saturnalia; Book VI, Chapter I
 * Compare: Tu tamen interea calido mihi sanguine poenas persolves amborum, Virgil, Aeneid, Book IX, line 422

 * Quem nemo ferro potuit superare nec auro.
 * Whom none could overcome with iron or gold.
 * As quoted by Cicero in De Re Publica, Book III, Chapter IV
 * Note: Iron is a metonym for sword/warfare, and gold for money/bribery.

 * Qua Galli furtim noctu summa arcis adorti moenia concubia vigilesque repente cruentant.
 * where the Gauls stealthily, at the time of night when sleep falls on men, attacked the high citadel and of a sudden stained with blood walls and watchers.
 * As quoted by Macrobius in Saturnalia, Book I, Chapter IV (tr. J. Elliott)

 * Nec cauponantes bellum sed belligerantes; Ferro non auro vitam cernamus utrique.
 * Not chaffering war but waging war, not with gold but with iron—thus let us of both sides make trial for our lives
 * As quoted by Cicero in De Officiis, Book I, Chapter XII

 * Fortibus est fortuna viris data.
 * Fortune is given to brave men.
 * As quoted by Macrobius in Saturnalia, Book VI, Chapter I

Iphigenia
Iphigenia a lost tragedy of Ennius, surviving in fragments only

 * Quod est ante pedes nemo spectat, caeli scrutantur plagas.
 * No one regards what is before his feet; we all gaze at the stars.
 * As quoted by Cicero in De Divinatione, Book II, Chapter XIII

 * Otioso in otio animus nescit quid velit.
 * The idle mind knows not what it wants.
 * As quoted by Aulus Gellius in Noctes Atticae (Attic Nights), Book XIX, Chapter X

 * Incerte errat animus; praeterpropter vitam vivitur.
 * The mind wanders unsure, except in that life is lived.
 * As quoted by Aulus Gellius in Noctes Atticae (Attic Nights), Book XIX, Chapter X

Quotes about Ennius

 * Ennius was the father of Roman poetry, because he first introduced into Latin the Greek manner and in particular the hexameter metre.
 * Cyril Bailey, Titi Lucreti Cari De Rerum Natura Libri Sex: Commentary (1947), Books I-III, p. 619

 * Ennius ingenio maximus, arte rudis.
 * Ennius, greatest in genius, crude in art.
 * Ovid, Tristia, Book II, line 424

 * To later Romans Ennius was the personification of the spirit of early Rome; by them he was called "The Father of Roman Poetry." We must remember how truly Greek he was in his point of view. He set the example for later Latin poetry by writing the first epic of Rome in Greek hexameter verses instead of in the old Saturnian verse. He made popular the doctrines of Euhemerus, and he was in general a champion of free thought and rationalism.
 * Ruth Martin Brown, A study of the Scipionic circle (1934), p. 26

 * Ennius qui primus ameno Detulit ex Helicone perenni fronde coronam.
 * Ennius was the first who deserved a lasting crown from the Muses.
 * Lucretius, as quoted in Lord Alexander Fraser Tytler Woodhouselee Universal History – From the Creation of the World to the Beginning of the 18th Century, Vol. 1 (1853), p. 429

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Visit my user page of the German Wikipedia!

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Incidents of deliberate vandalism have resulted in this IP address being temporarily blocked from editing. ~ Kalki 08:52, 14 January 2006 (UTC)

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User talk:70.49.137.29

Thanks for experimenting with Wikiquote. Your test worked, and has now been reverted or removed. Please use Sandbox for any other tests you want to do, since testing in articles will normally be reverted quickly. Please see the welcome page if you would like to learn more about contributing to our compendium of quotations. Thanks.--DooMDrat 14:34, 14 January 2006 (UTC)

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Chrono Cross

Chrono Cross is a Japanese role-playing game produced by Squaresoft and released in Japan on November 18, 1999 for the PlayStation and in North America on August 15, 2000. It is the sequel to Chrono Trigger. It focuses on a teenage boy in a tropical fantasy world, who accidentally travels to an alternate reality which appears subtly different from his own after seeing a mysterious girl on the beach.

 * What was the start of all this? When did the cogs of fate begin to turn? Perhaps it is impossible to grasp that answer now, From deep within the flow of time... But, for a certainty, back then, We loved so many, yet hated so much, We hurt others and were hurt ourselves... Yet even then we ran like the wind, Whilst our laughter echoed, Under cerulean skies... Opening words

Serge

 * During the course of the game, Serge says nothing (Similar to Crono in Chrono Trigger).
 * During the course of the game, Serge says nothing (Similar to Crono in Chrono Trigger).

Lynx

 * Let love bleed. Darker and deeper than the seas of Hell!
 * There are two sides to every coin. Love and hate. Life and death. They are all the same.

Kid

 * If the world's gonna be destroyed, then let it be destroyed! If history is gonna be changed, then let it bloody well be changed! (reference to Magus' words in Chrono Trigger)
 * Show your face, Lynx! Yer 9 lives are up!!!
 * I'll kick yer sorry arse so hard you'll kiss the moons!
 * Only the ones who don't think anything of hurtin' others are the ones who get blood-stained fortunes.

Others

 * Don't shy away from darkness. You must face it. Mwa hahahah hah... '''Dark Uchimichi"'
 * Be very careful when you stare into the flame...For the flame will also stare back at you... Ancient Legend
 * There's nothing in the world as ruthless or impartial as death. All living matter ages over time and eventually dies... No matter how mighty or tiny its life force... So being alive means you're creeping closer to death with every second... But there's none of that here. No one and nothing ages. Nothing wastes away. This quiet, boundless, and beautiful world... An ideal world, straight out of a fairy tale, isn't it? A place and time that belongs to no one... Res nullius... It's because this is a future that was eliminated!!! History is composed of choices and divergences. Each choice you make creates a new world and brings forth a new future. But at the same time, you're eliminating a different future with the choices you didn't make. A future denied of all existence because of a change in the past... A future that was destroyed before it was even born rests here... condensed into the Dead Sea. Miguel
 * In order to survive, all living things in this world fight desperately and devour those they defeat... Must one kill other living things in order to survive? Must one destroy another world in order to allow one's own world to continue? The wounded in turn wound and torment those weaker than they themselves are... There are only the killers and the killed... The sinners who are judged, and the victims that do the judging. What meaning is there to such a world? Dragon God/Time Devourer
 * Fate has no forgiveness for those who dare stand against it. (upon 'Game Over')
 * Wilt thou change this world... Or wilt thou change thyself? Wilt thou live on with thy mother planet... Or wilt thou turn thy back on the planet and treat another path? Water Dragon
 * Insanity leads to chaos, Then to solitude. The fruitless effort of adding meaning to what is meaningless. A lone, crimson tear falls to the sea... The echo of the remaining star cries out in the infinite vacuum. The least I can do is send my distant prayers over the wind of time, setting sail on dreams... Arni Villager
 * Love and Hate, although contradictory, are two sides of the same coin. Steena

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