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Max Heindel

Max Heindel (23 July 1865 – 6 January 1919), born Carl Louis von Grasshoff, was a Christian occultist, astrologer, and mystic.

Quotes

 * The man who realizes his ignorance has taken the first step toward knowledge.
 * The Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception (1909) Introduction

 * Christ said, "The Truth shall make you free," but Truth is not found once and forever. Truth is eternal, and the quest for Truth must also be eternal.
 * The Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception

 * We venture to make the assertion that there is but one sin: IGNORANCE, and but one salvation: APPLIED KNOWLEDGE.
 * The Rosicrucian Mysteries (1911)

As a forerunner in defense of peace education, antimilitarism and pacifism for conflict resolution and world peace achievement:
 * Peace is a matter of education, and impossible of achievement until we have learned to deal charitably, justly, and openly with one another, as nations as well as individuals. As long as we manufacture arms, peace will not become established. It should become our aim and object to do all we can toward the abolition of militarism in all countries and the establishment of the principle of arbitration of difficulties.
 * Letters to Students: LETTER NO. 92, July, 1918.

As a forerunner in defense of women's suffrage and women's rights:
 * ... looking at woman suffrage from the larger standpoint, it would be to the advantage of the men of the present day to grant women that which is really their right--a full and complete equality in every particular. The double social standard which obtains at the present time, whereby a man may commit the social sin without being ostracized, should be done away with. Woman's work should be paid as much as man's work, ... It would be of an enormous benefit to the race if she were given an equal right with man in every particular. For not until then can we hope to see reforms brought about that will really unite humanity. ... While laws are only makeshifts to bring humanity to a higher plane where each one will be a law unto himself, doing right without coercion, it is nevertheless necessary that such reforms should be brought about at the present time by legislation.
 * The Rosicrucian Philosophy in Questions and Answers - Volume I: QUESTION NO. 185, 1910s

Creed or Christ (1909)

 * No man loves God who hates his kind,
 * Who tramples on his brother's heart and soul;
 * Who seeks to shackle, cloud, or fog the mind
 * By fears of hell has not perceived our goal.
 * God-sent are all religions blest;
 * And Christ, the Way, the Truth, the Life,
 * To give the heavy laden rest
 * And peace from sorrow, sin, and strife.
 * Behold the Universal Spirit came
 * To all the churches, not to one alone;
 * On Pentecostal morn a tongue of flame
 * Round each apostle as a halo shone.
 * Since then, as vultures ravenous with greed,
 * We oft have battled for an empty name,
 * And sought by dogma, edict, cult, or creed,
 * To send each other to the quenchless flame.
 * Is Christ then twain? Was Cephas, Paul,
 * To save the world, nailed to the tree?
 * Then why divisions here at all?
 * Christ's love enfolds both you and me.
 * His pure sweet love is not confined
 * By creed which segregate and raise a wall.
 * His love enfolds, embraces human kind,
 * No matter what ourselves or Him we call.
 * Then why not take Him at His word?
 * Why hold to creeds which tear apart?
 * But one thing matters, be it heard
 * That brother love fill every heart.
 * There's but one thing the world has need to know.
 * There's but one balm for all our human woe:
 * There's but one way that leads to heaven above--
 * That way is human sympathy and love.
 * Source: http://www.rosicrucian.com/rcc/rcceng00.htm
 * That brother love fill every heart.
 * There's but one thing the world has need to know.
 * There's but one balm for all our human woe:
 * There's but one way that leads to heaven above--
 * That way is human sympathy and love.
 * Source: http://www.rosicrucian.com/rcc/rcceng00.htm
 * Source: http://www.rosicrucian.com/rcc/rcceng00.htm

We Are Eternal (1911)

 * On whistling stormcloud; on Zephyrus wing,
 * The Spirit-choir loud the world-anthems sing;
 * Hark! List to their voice: "We have passed through death's door,
 * There's no Death; rejoice! life lives evermore."
 * We are, have always been, will ever be.
 * We are a portion of Eternity,
 * Older than Creation, a part of One Great Whole,
 * Is each Individual and immortal Soul.
 * On Time's whirring loom our garments we've wrought,
 * Eternally weave we on network of Thought,
 * Our kin and our country, by Mind brought to birth,
 * Were patterned in heaven ere molded on earth.
 * We have shone in the jewel and danced on the wave,
 * We have sparkled in fire, defying the grave;
 * Through shapes ever-changing, in size, kind and name
 * Our individual essence still is the same.
 * And when we have reached to the highest of all,
 * The gradations of growth our minds shall recall,
 * So that link by link we may join them together
 * And trace step by step the way we reached thither.
 * Thus in time we shall know, if only we do
 * What lifts, ennobles, is right and true.
 * With kindness to all, with malice to none,
 * That in and through us God's will may be done.
 * Source: http://www.rosicrucian.com/rms/rmseng01.htm
 * Thus in time we shall know, if only we do
 * What lifts, ennobles, is right and true.
 * With kindness to all, with malice to none,
 * That in and through us God's will may be done.
 * Source: http://www.rosicrucian.com/rms/rmseng01.htm

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User talk:Nadia~enwikiquote

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User talk:129.133.4.36

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User talk:StAkAr Karnak~enwikiquote

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Diary

 * This article is about a journal or notebook. For the Chuck Palahniuk novel, see Diary (novel).

A diary (sometimes referred to as journal or notebook) is a record with discrete entries arranged by date reporting on what has happened over the course of a day or other period.

Quotes

 * The diary ... is the unfathomable document of a life never lived, the book of a life in whose time everything that we experienced inadequately is transformed into experience perfected.
 * Walter Benjamin, "The Metaphysics of Youth," in Walter Benjamin: Selected Writings, Vol. 1 (1996), p. 11

 * DIARY, n. A daily record of that part of one's life, which he can relate to himself without blushing.
 * Ambrose Bierce, The Cynic's Dictionary (1906); republished as The Devil's Dictionary (1911).

 * For practical rules for the culture of the intellect perhaps none can be given that are good for all but there are two expedients that may do such good service to very many young men that I will venture to name them.
 * One is, sit alone. In your arrangements for your residence see that you have a chamber to yourself, though you sell your coat and wear a blanket.
 * The other is, keep a journal. Pay so much honor to the visits of Truth to your mind as to record those thoughts that have shone therein. I suppose every lover of truth would find his account in it if he never had two related thoughts without putting them down. It is not for what is recorded, though that may be the agreeable entertainment of later years, and the pleasant remembrances of what we were, but for the habit of rendering account to yourself of yourself in some more rigorous manner and at more certain intervals than mere conversation or casual reverie of solitude require.
 * Ralph Waldo Emerson, “The Head,” The Early Lectures of Ralph Waldo Emerson

 * Diaries have been a rich source of material for me. Not the events recorded in such journals, but the mental attitude, the moral standards, and the feelings of people at the time. It is all right to imagine, but the imagination must have a takeoff point, it must have a basis in fact.
 * Louis L'Amour,

 * If your journal consists of the best moments of your life and reading, then rereading it will be like walking a high mountain trail that goes from peak to peak without the intervening descent into the trough of routine. Just reading such a journal of high points will tighten your strings and raise your pitch.
 * Robert D. Richardson, First We Read, Then We Write: Emerson on the Creative Process (2009), p. 19

 * The longer I live, the more urgent it seems to me to endure and transcribe the whole dictation of existence up to its end, for it might just be the case that only the very last sentence contains that small and possibly inconspicuous word through which everything we had struggled to learn and everything we had failed to understand will be transformed suddenly into magnificent sense.
 * Rainer Maria Rilke, letter to Ilse Erdmann, 21 December 1913, in Letters on Life, U. Baer, trans. (2007)

 * When events and circumstances which have influenced us pass away in the course of time, we are unable to bring back and renew the particular mood or state of feeling which they aroused in us: but we can remember what we were led to say and do in regard to them; and thus form, as it were, the result, expression and measure of those events. We should, therefore, be careful to preserve the memory of our thoughts at important points in our life; and herein lies the great advantage of keeping a journal.
 * Arthur Schopenhauer, Counsels and Maxims, T. Saunders, trans., § 8

 * When Boswell confessed to Johnson that he feared some things he was entering in his journal were too small, the latter advised him that nothing is too small for so small a creature as man.
 * Richard Weaver, Life Without Prejudice (Chicago: 1965), p. 11

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Diary (novel)

Diary is a 2003 novel by American author Chuck Palahniuk.

 * "Just for the record, the weather today is partly suspicious with chances of betrayal.”

 * "And the more she could imagine this island, the less she liked the real world. The more she could imagine the people, the less she liked any real people. [...] It got until she didn’t belong anywhere. It got so nobody was good enough, refined enough, real enough. [...] Nothing was as real as her imagined world."

 * "You can’t put up with anything less than lovely. You spend your life running, avoiding, escaping. That quest for something pretty. A cheat. A cliché."

 * "The paradox of being a professional artist. How we spend our lives trying to express ourselves well, but we have nothing to tell. We want creativity to be a system of cause and effect."

 * "If emotion can create a physical action, then duplicating the physical action can re-create the emotion."

 * "Leonardo's Mona Lisa is just a thousand thousand smears of paint. Michelangelo's David is just a million hits with a hammer. We're all of us a million bits put together the right way."

 * "It's so hard to forget pain, but it's even harder to remember sweetness. We have no scar to show for happiness. We learn so little from peace."

 * Grace says, "We all die." She says, "The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will."

 * "There is nothing special in the world. Nothing magic. Just physics."

 * "What you don't understand you can make mean anything."

 * "Today is the longest day of the year-but anymore, everyday is. The weather today is increasing concern followed by fullblown dread. The man calling from Long Beach, he says his bathroom is missing."

 * "Dear sweet Peter. Can you feel this?"

 * “... you people with your ex-wives and stepchildren, your blended families and failed marriages, you’ve ruined your world and now you want to ruin mine...”

 * "If you're not drunk and half naked by this point, you're not paying attention."

 * "Leave this island before you can't."

 * "Your handwriting. The way you walk. Which china pattern you choose. It's all giving you away. Everything you do shows your hand. Everything is a self-portrait. Everything is a diary."

 * "Just for the record, the weather today is calm and sunny, but the air is full of bullshit."

 * "All the effort in the world won't matter if you're not inspired."

 * "What she learned is what she always learns. Plato was right. We are all of us immortal. We couldn't die if we wanted to."

 * "If you're here, then you've failed again."

 * "We were here. We are here. We will always be here. And we've failed again."

 * The official name for your liver spots is hyperpigmented lentigines. The official anatomy word for a wrinkle is rhytide. Those creases in the top half of your face, the rhytides plowed across your forehead and around your eyes, this is dynamic wrinkling, also called hyperfunctional facial lines, caused by the movement of underlying muscles. Most wrinkles in the lower half of the face are tatic rhytides, caused by sun and gravity.

 * Your skin comes in three basic layers. What you can touch is the stratum corneum, a layer of flat, dead skin cells pushed up by the new cells under them. What you feel, that greasy feeling, is your acid mantle, the coating of oil and sweat that protects you from germs and fungus. Under that is your dermis. Below the dermis is a layer of fat. Below the fat are the muscles of your face

 * When you pull up your upper lipwhen you show that one top tooth, the one the museum guard brokethis is your levator labii superioris muscle at work. Your sneer muscle. Let's pretend you smell some old stale urine. Imagine your husband's just killed himself in your family car. Imagine you have to go out and sponge his piss out of the driver's seat.

 * When a normal person, some normal innocent person who sure as hell deserved a lot better, when she comes home from waiting tables all day and finds her husband suffocated in the family car, his bladder leaking, and she screams, this is simply her orbicularis stretched to the very limit.

 * "After you know about biology, you don't have to be used by it."

 * "Because you believed in her so much more than she did. You expected more from her than she did from herself."

 * "Everyone's in their own personal coma."

 * "You have endless ways you can commit suicide without 'dying' dying."

This is what you think you know best."
 * "Let’s look in the mirror. Really look at your face. Look at your eyes, your mouth.

These are the tree layers of your skin. These are the three women in your life. The epidermis, the dermis, and the fat. Your wife, your daughter, and your mother.
 * If you're a little confused right now, relax. Don't worry. All you need to know is this is your face. This is what you think you know best.

 * "Stendhal syndrome, Angel says, is a medical term. It's when a painting, or any form of art, is so beautiful it overwhelms the viewer. It's a form of shock. When Stendhal toured the Church of Santa Croce in Florence in 1817, he reported almost fainting from joy. People feel rapid heart palpitations. They get dizzy. Looking at great art makes you forget your own name, forget even where you're at. It can bring on depression and physical exhaustion. Amnesia. Panic. Heart attack. Collapse."

 * "Now, smile—if you still can."

 * The weather today is increasing concern followed by full-blown dread.

 * An artists job is to make order out of chaos. You collect details, look for a pattern, and organize. You make sense out of senseless facts. You puzzle together bits of everything. You shuffle and reorganize. Collage. Montage. Assemble.

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please delete, moved to correct coresponding link diary (novel) --jake 03:17, 20 August 2005 (UTC)

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User talk:Crunchy Frog

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User talk:LiquidFire~enwikiquote

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Wikiquote talk:How to start a page

We need to merge it with Help:Starting a new page? This page encourages editors to start a page from a certain list. --Aphaia 17:30, 20 August 2005 (UTC)

 * Good catch, Aphaia. I propose redirecting. I've added a couple of links from this page to the See also section on H:SANP. Is there actual content there that we lack on H:SANP, now? ~ MosheZadka (Talk) 17:44, 20 August 2005 (UTC)

 * FYI, I just noticed when fixing up How to edit a page that w:Wikipedia:How to start a page now redirects to w:Help:Starting a new page, so we'd also be following its practice to do so. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 18:09, 20 August 2005 (UTC)

Except for my comment, everyone else was kind of ambiguous about their wishes. I am going to ask for a slightly widely consensus on WQ:VP before I do such a drastic action. ~ MosheZadka (Talk) 08:41, 22 August 2005 (UTC)

Similar contents of the upper part are available at the newer page and hopefully more useful. The lower part is eqnivalent to Community portal. I find no reason to turn it to redirect to the newer page or move the latter to here. --Aphaia 20:55, 24 August 2005 (UTC)

 * I've turned the page to a redirect to Help:Starting a new page. Please revert if you think it is inappropriate. Thanks ~ MosheZadka (Talk) 05:02, 28 September 2005 (UTC)

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User talk:Oliphaunt

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If you want to contact me...
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Madagascar (2005 film)

Madagascar is a 2005 animated film about four Central Park Zoo animals who have spent their lives in blissful captivity and are unexpectedly shipped back to Africa, becoming shipwrecked on the island of Madagascar.
 * Directed by Eric Darnell and Tom McGrath. Written by Mark Burton, Billy Frolick, Eric Darnell, and Tom McGrath.

Someone's got a zoo loose. Taglines

Dialogue

 * Marty: The penguins are going, so why can't I?
 * Alex: The penguins are psychotic.
 * Marty: Come on. Just imagine going back to nature.

 * Alex: This is a highly refined, type of, food... thing that you do not find in the wild.
 * Marty: You ever thought there might be more to life than steak, Alex?
 * Alex: [stares at his steak] He didn't mean that, baby. No-no-no.

 * Alex: [while sleeping] Come on now, baby. My little filet. My little filet mignon with a little fat around the edges. I like that. I like a little fat on my steak. My sweet, juicy steak. You are a rare delicacy.
 * Melman: Alex. Alex. Alex? Alex. Alex.
 * Alex: [wakes up] Huh? What?
 * Melman: You suck your thumb?
 * Alex: [sighs] What is it, Melman?
 * Melman: Okay, okay. Oh! You know how I have that bladder infection and I have to get up every two hours? Well, I got up to pee and looked over at Marty's pen which, you know, I usually don't do. I don't know why, but I did. And this time...
 * Alex: What, Melman? What's going on?
 * Melman: It's Marty. He's gone.
 * Alex: Gone?! [bonks his head] What do you mean "gone"?
 * Melman: How long he's been working on this? [into the hole penguins dug] Marty? Marty?!
 * Gloria: [enters the scene] He wouldn't fit down there.
 * Alex: [searches the hay pile] Marty? Marty! Marty!
 * Gloria: This doesn't make any sense. Where would he go?
 * Alex: [horrified; after short pause] Connecticut!
 * Gloria: He wouldn't.
 * Melman: Oh, no! What... What are we going to do?! We got to... We gotta... I mean, we gotta... We gotta... We got to call somebody!
 * [Alex gasps, runs to the pay phone and dials 911.]
 * Alex: Hello?! Get me missing animals and hurry! We've got a lost zebra probably on the way to Connecticut by now, and we're gonna need...
 * [Cut to operator's office; Alex roars on speaker.]
 * Operator: Hello? [cut to zoo; on speaker] Hello?
 * Alex: Wait a second. We can't call the people. [hangs up the pay phone, pulls and throws it away] They'll be really mad. It'll get Marty transferred for good. You don't bite the hand that feeds you.
 * Gloria: Mm-hmm. I know that's right.
 * Alex: We got to go after him.
 * Melman: Go after him?!
 * Alex: He's not thinking straight. We got to stop him from making the biggest mistake of his life. He's probably out there lost and cold, confused. [sighs] Poor little guy.

 * [After Mort gets sent out from hiding by Julien, he sees Alex, Marty, Gloria and Melman and grabs his tail in fear.]
 * Marty: Hi there.
 * Alex: [cuts off Marty, clears throat] You let me handle. [whispers] Alex handles it. Marty does nothing. [walks over to a scared Mort and zooms in his face] Hi th-e-e-ere! [Mort looks at Alex's teeth and starts crying.] Oh, jeez. Sorry.
 * Melman: Oh, Alex, what did you do?
 * Alex: No, no, no. Stop. Stop. It's okay, it's okay. I'm just a silly... just a silly lion. Oh, jeez!
 * [Mort starts screaming and crying louder, scaring Alex.]
 * Marty: Aw, Alex.
 * Gloria: [walks to Mort] Oh, you poor little baby. Did that big mean lion scare you? He did?
 * Mort: Mm-hmm.
 * Gloria: He did? He's a big, bad old puddy tat, isn't he? [picks Mort up] Come on. Mama'll hold you.
 * Melman: [as Gloria is cuddling Mort] They are so cute from a reasonable distance.
 * Gloria: Aren't you the sweetest little thing. I just want to dunk him in my coffee.
 * Julien: [watching Gloria cuddle Mort] They are just a bunch of pansies.
 * Maurice: I don't know, Julien. [referring to Alex] There's something about that guy with the crazy hair-do that I find suspicious.
 * Julien: Nonsense, Maurice! Come on everybody! Let's go and meet the pansies!

 * Alex: Marty, come on. What could Connecticut have to offer us?
 * Melman: Lyme disease.
 * Alex: Thank you, Melman.

 * [Alex and Marty seem overjoyed to be reunited; they are running towards each other on the beach in slow motion with arms outstretched and "Chariots of Fire" playing; their voices are slow and toned to a low key]
 * Alex: Marty!
 * Marty: Alex!
 * Alex: Marty!
 * Marty: Al!
 * Alex: [firmly] Marty!
 * Marty: [confused] Alex?
 * Alex: [angrily] Marty!
 * Marty: [turns to run] Oh, sugar, honey, iced tea!

 * Maurice: [to Alex] Oh my, what big teeth you have. Man. He-hey.
 * Julien: Shame on you, Maurice. Can you not see that you have insulted the freak? [to Alex] You must tell me, who the heck are you?
 * Alex: I'm Alex. The Alex and this is Gloria, Marty and Melman.
 * Maurice: And where exactly are you giants from, hmm?
 * Alex: We're from New York, and uh...
 * [King Julien makes a "T" with his hands, interrupting Alex, then turns to the crowd of lemurs]
 * Julien: All hail the New York Giants!
 * Lemurs: [cheer] New York Giants!
 * Alex: [to Marty, Melman, and Gloria] All right, enough is enough. I say we just ask these bozos where the people are!
 * Julien: Excuse me? We bozos have the people, of course!
 * Alex: You do? That's good to know.
 * Melman: Hey! The bozos have the people!
 * Julien: They're up there. [points to some human skeletons hanging from parachutes snagged on the branches of a large tree] Don't you love the people? Not a very lively bunch though.
 * Alex: Oh. So, do you have any live people?
 * Julien: Um... No. Only dead ones.
 * Maurice: Man, if we had a lot of live people, it wouldn't be called "the wild". Would it?
 * Marty: The wild?!
 * Alex: Hold on a second there, fuzzbucket. You mean the live-in-a-mud-hut, wipe-yourself-with-a-leaf type wild?
 * Julien: Who wipes? Ha ha!
 * Gloria: Oy vey.
 * Julien: Oy vey!
 * Maurice: Oy vey, everybody!
 * Lemurs: Oy vey!!!
 * Alex: Could you excuse me for a moment? [later he's running back to the beach, Gloria chases after him.] Get me out of here! We got to get out of here!
 * Gloria: Alex!
 * Alex: Heeelp!!!!!
 * Gloria: [holds Alex back] What are you doing?!!!
 * Alex: I'm swimming back to New York.
 * Marty: Yeah, baby. We are in the wild.
 * Alex: I know my chances are slim, but I have to try.
 * Gloria: You can't swim!
 * Marty: Oh, yeah.
 * Alex: I said my chances are slim.
 * Melman: [running in panic with leaves covering] AAAAGHH!!!! Nature! It's all over me! Get it off! I can't see! I can't see! [Gloria steps on vine cord, leaves pulls off him] I can see. [buries his head in beach ground, panicked]
 * Gloria: [while holding Alex by his throat] Okay, look. There's obviously just been a little mistake. I'm sure the people didn't dump us here on purpose. As soon as they realize what happened, they'll come looking for us, right?
 * Melman: [with head buried; while Marty is singing "Born Free"] Yeah, right.
 * Gloria: You know something? I bet they're already on their way. [she drops Alex, which he inhales for breath.]
 * (Ship horn sound)
 * Skipper: Well, boys. It's going to be ice-cold sushi for breakfast. (he and Private take high five) Rico.

 * Julien: [presents Alex with his crown] I am going to give you this lovely parting gift.
 * Alex: Oh no, really. I can't take your crown.
 * Julien: That's okay, I've got a better one! It's got a gecko on it! Look at him shake! Go Stevie, go!

 * Julien: We thank you with enormous gratitude for scaring away the Fossa.
 * Gloria: The whossa?
 * Julien: The Fossa. They're always annoying us by trespassing, interrupting our parties, and ripping our limbs off--
 * Alex: Yeah, sounds great.

 * Gloria: Where are the people?
 * Skipper: We killed 'em and ate their livers. [Gloria looks horrified] Gotcha, didn't I? Just kidding, doll, the people are fine. They're on a slow boat to China. Hang on, I know you two. Where's that psychotic lion, and our monochromatic friend?
 * Melman: [he and Gloria looks back to see Marty missing] Marty? He's ri... Where'd he go? I thought he was right behind us.
 * Gloria: [groans in frustration] He went back for Alex? He's gonna get himself killed!
 * Skipper: Well, boys, our monochromatic friend's in danger. Looks like we have a job to do. [Private brings out a notebook and a red crayon] Captain's log: Embarking into hostile environment. Kowalski, we'll need to win the hearts and the minds of the natives. Rico, we'll need special tactical equipment. We're going to face extreme peril. Private probably won't survive. [a red crayon snaps, Private looks horrified]

 * Skipper: You, Quadruped! Sprechen sie Englisch?
 * Marty: I sprechen.
 * Skipper: What continent is this?
 * Marty: Manhattan.
 * Skipper: Hoover Dam! We're still in New York. Abort! Dive! Dive! Dive!
 * Marty: Hey, wait! You in the tux! What are you guys doing?
 * Private: We're digging to Antarctica. [Skipper slaps him]
 * Marty: Ant-who-tica?
 * Skipper: Can you keep a secret, my monochromatic friend? Do you ever see any penguins walking free around New York City? Of course not. We don't belong here, it's just not natural. This is all some kind of whacked-out conspiracy. We're going to the wide open spaces of Antarctica. To the wild.
 * Marty: The wild? You can actually go there? That's sounds great. (short pause; he looks at penguins' hole) Hey, hold up! Where is this place? Tell me where it is!
 * [Skipper starts going back into the hole]
 * Skipper: You didn't see anything, right?
 * Marty: Yes, sir. Oh, uh... I'm sorry. No, sir.

 * Marty: Excuse me? You're biting my butt.
 * Alex: [muffled] No, I'm not.
 * Marty: Yes you are. [Alex spits and licks paws in the tongue]
 * Gloria: Alex, what did you do?

 * [the penguins are being transfered; Kowalski is looking at the label on their crate]
 * Skipper: Progress report.
 * Kowalski: It's an older code, Skipper. I can't make it out.
 * [Skipper notices the chimps in the crate next to them]
 * Skipper: You, higher mammal! Can you read?!
 * Mason: No, Phil can read though. Phil?
 * [Phil appears; Kowalski gestures towards the label; Phil starts using sign language]
 * Mason: Ship to Kenya... Wildlife Preserve... Africa.
 * Skipper: Africa? That ain't going to fly. Rico!
 * [Rico vomits up a paper clip and uses it to unpick the lock on their crate]

 * Alex: [after Melman burned the rescue beacon in panic] You maniac! You burned it up! Darn you! Darn you all to HECK!
 * Melman: [callously] Can we go to the fun side now?

 * Mort: I like them! I like them! Before I even met them I liked them!
 * Julien: Yes, yes! We get it...
 * Mort: You HATE them compared to how much I like them...
 * Julien: Oh, shut up! You're so annoying.
 * [Pause]
 * Mort: [flattered] Hee-hee!
 * Julien: Now, for as long as we can remember, we have been attacked, and eaten, by the dreaded fossa.
 * Lemur 1: The fossa! The fossa are attacking! [screams and hurls himself out a window; General panic ensues]
 * Lemur 2: [holds up a book titled "To Serve Lemur"] It's a cookbook. It's a cookbook!
 * Julien: Please, Maurice.
 * Maurice: Shh.... Quiet! Come on, you all. They're not attacking us this very instant.

 * Alex: Oooh... Oh, my head. [bumps his head on the top of his crate] Oh! Ah! What the? Wait. Where? What? I'm in the box! Oh no. No, no! Not the box. Oh, they can't transfer me. Not me! Oh. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Darkness creeping in. Can't breathe, can't breathe. Walls closing in around me. So alone. So alone. Oh.
 * Marty: Alex? Alex, hey! Are you there?
 * Alex: Marty?
 * Marty: Yeah. Talk to me, buddy.
 * Alex: Oh, Marty. You're here.
 * Marty: What's going on? Are you okay?
 * Alex: This doesn't look good, Marty.
 * Gloria: Alex, Marty, is that you?
 * Marty: Gloria.
 * Alex: You're here, too.
 * Marty: I am loving the sound of your voice.
 * Gloria: What is going on?
 * Alex: We're all in crates.
 * Gloria: Oh, no! What, um...
 * Melman: Oh, sleeping just knocks me out.
 * Gloria: Melman.
 * Alex: Melman.
 * Marty: Is that Melman?
 * Gloria: Are you okay?
 * Melman: Yeah. No, I’m fine. I often doze off while I'm getting an MRI.
 * Alex: Melman, you're not getting an MRI.
 * Melman: CAT scan?
 * Alex: No. No CAT scan. It's a transfer. It's a zoo transfer!
 * Melman: Zoo transfer?! Oh, no. No, no. I can't be transferred. I have an appointment with Dr. Goldberg at 5:00.
 * Gloria: Melman.
 * Melman: There are prescriptions that have to be filled.
 * Gloria: Melman! Calm down, Melman. Relax.
 * Melman: No other zoo can afford my medical care...
 * Marty: Calm down, Melman.
 * Melman: And I am not going HMO!
 * Marty: Take it easy, Melman. It's gonna be okay. We are going to be o-kiz-ay.
 * Alex: No, Marty. We aren't going to be o-kiz-ay. Now, because of you, we're ruined!
 * Marty: Because of me? I fail to see how this is my fault.
 * Gloria: You're kidding, right, Marty?
 * Alex: You! You ticked off the people! You bit the hand, Marty. You bit the hand! [mimicking Marty] "I don't know who I am! I don't know who I am. I gotta go find myself in the wild!"
 * Marty: Hey hey.
 * Alex: Oh please.
 * Marty: I did not ask you to come after me, did I?
 * Melman: He does have a point.
 * Alex: What?
 * Melman: I did say we should stayed at the zoo but, you guys...
 * Alex: Melman, just shut it. You're the one who suggested this whole idea to him in the first place.
 * Gloria: Alex, leave Melman out of this, please.
 * Melman: Thank you, Gloria. Besides, Alex, that's not my fault that we were transferred.
 * Gloria: Melman, shut it. Does anybody feel nauseous?
 * Melman: I feel nauseous.
 * Alex: Melman, you always feel nauseous.

 * Gloria: What kind of zoo is this?
 * Melman: I just saw twenty-six blatant health code violations.
 * Marty: I'm lovin' San Diego. This place is off the chizain.
 * Melman: (gasps) 27!

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 * [last lines]
 * Private: Skipper, don't you think we should tell them the boat's out of gas?
 * Skipper: Nah, just smile and wave, boys. Smile and wave.

Taglines

 * Someone's got a zoo loose.
 * They weren't born in the wild. They were shipped there.

Cast

 * Ben Stiller - Alex (voice)
 * Chris Rock - Marty (voice)
 * David Schwimmer - Melman (voice)
 * Jada Pinkett Smith - Gloria (voice)
 * Sacha Baron Cohen - King Julien (voice)
 * Cedric the Entertainer - Maurice (voice)
 * Andy Richter - Mort (voice)
 * Tom McGrath - Skipper (voice)
 * Christopher Knights - Private (voice)
 * Jeffrey Katzenberg - Rico (voice)
 * Chris Miller - Kowalski (voice)
 * Conrad Vernon - Mason (voice)

title: Madagascar (2005 film)