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Missional

This assortment of quotes focuses on the missionary work of the Christian Church - regarding the fulfillment of the Great Commission of Jesus Christ.

(Although the term missional is sometimes used by the emergent church movement, the quotes here are not specific to the terminology of that movement.)

=Holy Bible= – from the New American Standard Bible (NASB)

On Being Sent

 * Jesus said to them, "My food is to do the will of Him who sent Me, and to accomplish His work." John 4:34

 * "I can do nothing on My own initiative. As I hear, I judge; and My judgment is just, because I do not seek My own will, but the will of Him who sent Me." John 5:30

 * "For I have come down from heaven, not to do My own will, but the will of Him who sent Me." John 6:38

 * "I know Him; because I am from Him, and He sent Me." John 7:29

 * "And He who sent Me is with Me; He has not left Me alone, for I always do the things that are pleasing to Him." John 8:29

 * "We must work the works of Him who sent Me, as long as it is day; night is coming, when no man can work." John 9:4

 * And Jesus cried out and said, "He who believes in Me does not believe in Me, but in Him who sent Me. And he who beholds Me beholds the One who sent Me." John 12:44-45

 * "For I did not speak on My own initiative, but the Father Himself who sent Me has given Me commandment, what to say, and what to speak." John 12:49

 * "Truly, truly, I say to you, he who receives whomever I send receives Me; and he who receives Me receives Him who sent Me." John 13:20

 * "And this is eternal life, that they may know Thee, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent." John 17:3

 * "For the words which Thou gavest Me I have given to them; and they received them, and truly understood that I came forth from Thee, and they believed that Thou didst send Me." John 17:8

 * "As Thou didst send Me into the world, I also have sent them into the world." John 17:18

 * Jesus therefore said to them again, "Peace be with you; as the Father has sent Me, I also send you." John 20:21

On Mission

 * "Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age." Matthew 28:19-20

 * "For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life a ransom for many." Mark 10:45

 * "For the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost." Luke 19:10

 * "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish, but have eternal life. For God did not send the Son into the world to judge the world, but that the world should be saved through Him." John 3:16-17

 * "But you shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you shall be My witnesses both in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and even to the remotest part of the earth." Acts 1:8

Apostle Paul

 * "For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek." Romans 1:16

 * "Therefore, we are ambassadors for Christ, as though God were entreating through us; we beg you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God." 2 Corinthians 5:20

 * "...in order that the manifold wisdom of God might now be made known through the church to the rulers and the authorities in the heavenly places. This was in accordance with the eternal purpose which He carried out in Christ Jesus our Lord." Ephesians 3:10-11

 * "And we proclaim Him, admonishing every man and teaching every man with all wisdom, that we may present every man complete in Christ." Colossians 1:28

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 * Every heart with Christ, a missionary; every heart without Christ, a mission field.
 * Dick Hillis (1913-2005), Missionary to Asia, Founder of OC International (formerly Orient Crusades)

 * Mission cannot be something separate from or added to the essence of the Church. The essential nature of the local congregation is, in and of itself, mission, or else the congregation is not really the Church.
 * God's Missionary People by Charles Van Engen, 1991, p. 70.

 * The church is missionary by nature because God has sent it on a mission in the world under the leading of the Holy Spirit. It is to bear witness to God's redemptive reign. Just as God is a missionary God, so the church is to be a missionary church.
 * The Essence of the Church by Craig Van Gelder (p. 98)

 * God’s church falters from exhaustion because Christians erroneously think that God has given them a mission to perform in the world. Rather, the God of mission has given his church to the world. It is not the church of God that has a mission in the world, but the God of mission who has a church in the world. The church’s involvement in mission is its privileged participation in the actions of the triune God.
 * Beyond Duty: A Passion for Christ, a Heart for Mission by Tim Dearborn (p. 2)

 * The church exists, in other words, for what we sometimes call "mission": to announce to the world that Jesus is its Lord.
 * Simply Christian by N. T. Wright, 2006, p. 204.

 * When the church is in mission, it is the true church. The church itself is not only a product of that mission but is obligated and destined to extend it by whatever means possible. The mission of God flows directly through every believer and every community of faith that adheres to Jesus. To obstruct this is to block God's purposes in and through his people.
 * The Forgotten Ways by Alan Hirsch (p. 82)

 * It is not the local church that will change the world; it is Jesus. Attendance on Sundays does not transform lives; Jesus within their hearts is what changes people.
 * Organic Church by Neil Cole (p. xxiv)

 * It's possible to be a missionary without ever leaving your zip code.
 * Planting Missional Churches by Ed Stetzer (p. 2)

 * Missional means actually doing mission right where you are. Missional means adopting the posture of a missionary, learning and adapting to the culture around you while remaining biblically sound.
 * Planting Missional Churches by Ed Stetzer (p. 19)

 * The church exists for the sake of the world....The ultimate goal of all ministry is to reach others for Christ.
 * The Master's Plan for the Church, by John F. MacArthur, Jr., 1991, p. 59.

 * Christ's strategy is to scatter His people throughout the world between Sundays, penetrating society's structure from within. They are the true ministers of Jesus Christ in the world. Rightly understood, every believer is in full-time service for Jesus Christ. That movement is a lay movement, and the church's impact is the aggregate of all the laity's impac as they carry out their common tasks between Sundays.
 * Perspective (a biweekly devotional letter of Concern Ministries, Inc) by Richard Halverson, n.d.

 * Our mission has not life of its own: only in the hands of the sending God can it truly be called mission. Not least since the missionary initiative comes from God alone.
 * Transforming Mission by David J. Bosch (p. 390)

 * Jesus was the first apostle. He was sent by his Father. He, in turn, sent the Twelve. They went to people who would then take the gospel to the rest of the world. Whoever received it would understand that they, too, had been sent. With the gospel being what it is, the church as bearer of the gospel is bound to be apostolic.
 * The Insider by Jim Petersen and Mike Shamy

 * The essence of any church is its mission. The essence of God's mission is extravagant love, which Jesus Christ communicated and displayed for us on the cross.
 * Lost In America by Tom Clegg (p. 20)

 * The calling of the church in every culture is to be mission. That is, the work of the church is not to be an agent or servant of the culture.  The churches’ business is not to maintain freedom or to promote wealth or to help a political party or to serve as the moral guide to culture.  The church’s mission is to be the presence of the kingdom. . . .  The church’s mission is to show the world what it looks like when a community of people live under the reign of God.
 * The Younger Evangelicals by Robert Webber (p. 133)

 * If we want to be on mission with God we simply must pause long enough to understand how God is on mission. Only then can we know with some degree of certainty that we are aligned as his instruments and not misaligned as his obstacles.
 * Church Planting Movements by David Garrison, 2004, p. 28.

 * The church doesn't exist for itself; it exists to serve the world. It is not ultimately about the church; it's about the people God wants to bless through the church. When the church loses sight of this, it loses its heart.
 * Velvet Elvis by Rob Bell (p. 165)

 * At the core, it is not the number of activities a church is involved in that defines success, but whether those activities result in accomplishing God's mission for His church.
 * Shaped By God's Heart by Milfred Minatrea, 2004, p. xvi.

 * It is imperative that Christians be like Jesus, by living freely within the culture as missionaries who are as faithful to the Father and his gospel as Jesus was in his own time and place.
 * The Radical Reformission by Mark Driscoll (p. 40)

 * It is in the very being of God that the basis for the missionary enterprise is found. God is a sending God, with a desire to see humankind and creation reconciled, redeemed, and healed. The missional church, then, is a sent church. It is a going church, a movement of God through his people, sent to bring healing to a broken world.
 * The Shaping of Things to Come by Michael Frost & Alan Hirsch, 2003, p. 18.

 * The time for getting people to come to church is over. It is time now to get people to come to Christ.
 * Faithquakes by Leonard Sweet (p. 28)

 * The church was first established and organized with a world-wide mission for a world-wide work.
 * The Spontaneous Expansion of the Church by Roland Allen (p. 96)

 * The Church is sent into the world to continue that which he came to do, in the power of the same Spirit, reconciling people to God (John 20:19-23).
 * The Gospel in a Pluaralistic Society by Leslie Newbigin (p. 230)

 * Missions is not the ultimate goal of the church. Worship is. Missions exists because worship doesn't. Worship is ultimate, not missions, because God is ultimate, not man. When this age is over, and the countless millions of the redeemed fall on their faces before the throne of God, missions will be no more. It is a temporary necessity, But worship abides forever.
 * Let The Nations Be Glad by John Piper (p. 17)

 * The Church exists by mission, just as fire exists by burning.
 * The Word and the World by Emil Brunner (p. 108) (Quoted in Michael Griffiths, God's Forgetful Pilgrims: Recalling the Church to its Reason for Being, p. 135)

 * The life of the church is the heart of God. The heart of God is to serve a broken world. When Jesus wrapped a towel around his waist, he reminded us that only he could wash away our sin. The church cannot live when the heart of God is not beating within her. God's heartbeat is to seek and save that which is lost. The church exists to serve as the body of Christ, and it is through this commitment to serve that we are forced to engage the culture.
 * An Unstoppable Force by Erwin Raphael McManus, 2001, p. 23.

 * Jesus came to ignite a fire within you that would consume you and ignite you. Jesus the King came to fight for your heart. If He has won your heart, then to follow your heart will always lead you to follow the heart of God. He will always lead you to advance forward behind enemy lines to win the hearts of those who do not yet know Him or love Him.
 * The Barbarian Way by Erwin Raphael McManus (p. 14)

 * A mission focus looks first at those who are outside the church before it ever looks at the internal needs of the church.
 * Invading Secular Space by Martin Robinson & Dwight Smith, 2003, p. 167.

 * Success is achieving an intended outcome. Success in God’s Church is achieving the outcome God intends. Another word for this outcome is mission.
 * Winning on Purpose by John Edmund Kaiser (p. 19)
 * If the Church is to be missional rather than institutional, we must begin with a clear understanding of what that mission is....Jesus Christ is the Head of the Church, the Lord of the Church. Christ cast the only ballot that counts. Since Jesus Christ is the owner of his Church and thus all of its local expressions, we do not get to dream up the mission for our congregation.
 * Winning on Purpose by John Edmund Kaiser (p. 52)

 * Christians living in modern culture face a fundamental challenge. That challenge is to learn to think about their culture in Missional terms.
 * Write the Vision by Wilbert R. Shenk (p. 43)

 * To fulfill the Great Commission, we need to stop doing ministry by addition and start doing ministry by multiplication...planting churches that plant churches that plant churches that plant churches.
 * Be Fruitful and Multiply by Robert E. Logan (p.58)

 * Mission is no longer about crossing the oceans, jungles and deserts, but about crossing the streets of the world's cities.
 * A Theology as Big as the City, by Ray Bakke (p. 13)
 * Remember, you are never more like God than when you are living in relationships with God's people and working in partnerships for the re-creation and redemption of God's world.
 * A Theology as Big as the City, by Ray Bakke (p. 35)

 * The Church is by nature missionary to the extent that, if it ceases to be missionary, it has not just failed in one of its tasks, it has ceased being Church.
 * What is Mission?: Theological Explorations by J. Andrew Kirk, 2000, p. 30.

 * Participating in the mission of God means leaving our place of security, to travel to the place where other are. This is the heartbeat of the incarnation....Mission is always in the direction of the other, and away from ourselves.
 * Threshold of the Future: Reforming the Church in the Post-Christian West by Michael Riddell, 1998, p. 24.

 * When the church ceases to reach out to all people, it ceases to be a true church. This is why the Great Commission is a controlling and central command. All these metaphors and commands spring out of one profound reality: the church is a result of and a participant in the mission of God.
 * Planning Strategies for World Evangelization by E.R. Dayton and D.A. Fraser, 1990, p. 45.

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Please enter the best quotes on missionality and cite your sources. --DaveDV 21:17, 18 October 2006 (UTC)

I don't believe that it is necessary to push this topic toward the "emerging church movement." You could probably include that input on the wikipedia page. Wikiquote pages only include a brief intro to the theme - that's why there is a link to missional on wikipedia. If you read the quotes and look at the array of authors - this page is much more focused on a biblical view of mission for every believer and every church - not specifically an emerging church perspective. DaveDV 09:49, 19 February 2007 (UTC)

 * Your collection of quotes is extensive, but for that reason confusing and somewhat misleading. Just as an example, I think you would learn something if you corresponded with John MacArthure about his quote being included in this article. If I gambled I would bet you a steak dinner that he would respond that he did not embrace "missional living" but instead focused on fulfilling the mission that God has given to the Church as found in the great commission. That is the problem here. The entire article is an exhibition of poor scholarship. If the title of the article were something like "Christian Ministry" all of the quotes might fit. As it stands, this hybrid collection of mismatched quotes typifies misleading using of specialist, insider jargon. The result may cause some readers to be more open to the unorthodoxy and unorthopraxy usually meant by "missional." If that is your intent I must say you are quite clever. If you your intent is to bring quality to Wikiquote, well that is another matter. I'm not sure about your background Dave, but though emergents did not invent the term "missional" (any more than they invented the term "generous orthodoxy") in current usage (which is the standard for dictionaries) the term is not an accurate title for this collection of quotes. My edit sought to put some academic responsibility to this otherwise misleading Wikiquote entry. nonconformist

Thanks for sharing your perspective. First, I am not associated in any way with the emerging church movement - and I don't see missional as solely an emerging church discussion. My understanding of missional and my entry of quotes on this page was intended to point to Scripture and a variety of authors who have attempted to articulate the redemptive mission of Jesus, which is the mission of the church. Second, I think that the way I understand "missional living" may be different than yours. Doesn't missional living focus on "fulfilling the mission that God has given to the Church as found in the Great Commission"? Missional living has to be linked to the Church and the Great Commission! Third, I don't see this collection as poor scholarship or misleading or clever. I was simply trying to provide a variety of quotes that focus on fulfilling the mission of Jesus. Why does "missional" have to be associated with the emerging church movement? Please explain...

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 * God had only one Son - and He was a missionary.
 * David Livingstone (1813-1873), missionary to Africa with the London Missionary Society

 * Solid lasting missionary work is accomplished by prayer, whether offered in China, India, or the United States.
 * James O. Fraser (1886-1938), Scottish missionary to China in the early part of the 20th century

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My Little Pony: The Princess Promenade

 is a 2006 direct-to-video animated musical family fantasy film. The film is the second feature in the third incarnation of the My Little Pony series and the first film to promote the Crystal Princess line.

Pinkie Pie

 * Okay, so let me get this straight. It's pretty dark, it's kinda scary and it really stinks. Ha ha...ha...they want me to follow them where?
 * (gasps) I just had a squink! I think our little Spring Promenade just became the extra special Princess Promenade in honor of our very first princess - Princess Wysteria!

Tiddlywink

 * (Explaining to the other ponies about where Wysteria and Pinkie Pie have gone) First...first a swoosh! Then, whoooaaa! Oh, and then...and then (makes an explosion sound). And then...oh, Zipzee went down after them to give 'em some light! Oh, she's so brave.

Dialogue

 * Wysteria: (gasps) It's a...weee...it's an ugly thing! A horrible, disgraceful, disgraceful, horrible ugly thing...I can't even say it! Oh, no you don't! Not in my...uggh...(pulls on the large weed)...garden! (keeps pulling)
 * Pinkie Pie: Wysteria! Minty is still having a little trouble figuring out what goes with green. And I just said...hey! Whatcha got there?
 * Wysteria: Oh, Pinkie Pie! It's so horrible I can't even say the word.
 * Pinkie Pie: It looks like a weed.
 * Wysteria: No! (covers ears) I don't wanna hear it.

 * (Zipzee talking to Pinkie Pie and Wysteria)
 * Zipzee: ...I really don't - hey! What'cha got there?
 * Pinkie Pie: (whispering) She doesn't want to hear it, but it's a weed.
 * Zipzee: A WEED! Wow, and it's a beauty!

 * (The ponies meet Spike in the cave)
 * Wysteria: What are you doing here? Oh. Where are we?
 * Spike: Under this lovely old drafty castle.
 * Pinkie Pie: Really? Under our lovely old drafty castle?
 * Spike: Your castle? Then you must be waiting for me to kiss you! (makes kissing motion) (stops) No, wait, that's the girl in the forest with the seven little guys.

 * (Daffidazey lifts the hairdryer and reveals Spike's new hairdo)
 * Daffidazey: My stars! That's more of a don't than a do. (sighs) Oh, what is wrong with me today?
 * Spike: (points to Daffidazey's glasses around her neck) Might those have something to do with our "bad spike day"?
 * Daffidazey: (chuckles and puts on glasses) Well, no wonder! You're not a pony! (laughs)

 * Daffidazey: Wow. A princess in Ponyville! Well, how should I style her 'do? I mean, what did I do?
 * Rainbow Dash: Darling, the same 'do you always do! She's still our Wysteria.
 * Daffidazey: (shakes head, then takes off her glasses) No. She's now our Princess Wysteria. I'm just saying, what should I do if she wants an awesome new 'do? If I do it wrong, I could be in big doo-doo!

 * (Pinkie Pie and Minty are building a pink and green parade float. Wysteria, Spike and the Breezies arrive)
 * Pinkie Pie: What do ya think? Have I captured it?
 * Zipzee: Yes, and you might consider setting it free.
 * Spike: I suppose that depends on what it is.
 * Pinkie Pie: It's a pink balloon, of course!
 * Zipzee: Of course! Interesting use of pink added to pink, and of course...there's all the pink.

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Talk:Ender's Game

How do the needs of society overrule the rights of the individual?

In Enders Game Ender's right for freedom and happiness were overruled by the need of society to live. Ender was forced to live under constant stress, so he could save the world. How do the needs of society overrule the rights of the individual?

helpful quotes...

"Human beings are free except when humanity needs them. Maybe humanity needs you. To do something. Maybe humanity needs me - to find out what you're good for." Graff to Ender.

"Humanity does not ask us to be happy. It merely asks us to be brilliant on its behalf. Survival first, then happiness as we can manage it." - Mazer Rackham to Ender Wiggin

"Individual human beings are all tools, that the others use to help us all survive."

"Nobody controls his own life..."
Valentine said that quote near the end of the novel.

Redundancy Much?
This article is full of repeated quotes. Such as Rackham's "I am your enemy" speech. Two copies of it, one abridged, one not, are practically right next to each other. Someone needs to clean this up, but I'm far too lazy... Voidtalker 03:12, 3 March 2007 (UTC)

Maybe this quote is worthy: If you can cheat, so can I. I won't let you beat me unfairly - I'll beat you unfairly first. ~Ender
 * It's already there in the article. - InvisibleSun 21:56, 7 September 2009 (UTC)

Oh my bad, didnt see that someone had the bit of wording before it, this version actually seemed more universal but whatever

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Most Well-Known Quotes
"The enemy's gate is down."

"Sometimes lies are more dependable than the truth."

"‘In the moment when I truly understand my enemy, understand him well enough to defeat him, then in that very moment I also love him."

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Ender’s Game
 * “The story itself, the true story, is the one that the audience members create in their minds, guided and shaped by my text, but then transformed, elucidated, expanded, edited, and clarified by their own experience, their own desires, their own hopes and fears.” –Introduction
 * “At last he came to a door, with these words in glowing emeralds: The End of the World. He did not hesitate. He opened the door and stepped through.” –Narrator while Ender is playing the Fantasy Game
 * “It was a lie, of course, that it wouldn't hurt a bit. But since adults always said that when it was going to hurt, he could count on that statement as an accurate prediction of the future. Sometimes lies were more dependable than the truth.” –Ender’s thoughts
 * “Somebody with that much compassion could never be the killer we needed. Could never go into battle willing to win at all costs. If you knew, you couldn't do it. If you were the kind of person who would do it even if you knew, you could never have understood [them] well enough.” –Graff

Ender Wiggin
 * “I've lived too long with pain. I won't know who I am without it.”
 * “As he thought of it, though, he could not imagine what "just living" might actually be. He had never done it in his life. But he wanted to do it anyway”. –Ender Wiggin
 * “I need you to be clever, Bean. I need you to think of solutions to problems we haven't seen yet. I want you to try things that no one has ever tried because they're absolutely stupid.” -Ender Wiggin
 * “We have to go. I'm almost happy here.” -Ender Wiggin
 * “It was just him and me. He fought with honor. If it weren't for his honor, he and the others would have beaten me together. They might have killed me, then. His sense of honor saved my life. I didn't fight with honor... I fought to win.” -Ender Wiggin
 * “I will remember this, when I am defeated. To keep dignity, and give honor where it’s due, so that defeat is not a disgrace. And I hope I don't have to do it often.” -Ender Wiggin
 * “No. Your face is the same. I just don't know what beautiful means anymore.” -Ender Wiggin
 * “He is dead... because we have forgotten him.” –Ender Wiggin
 * “I don't care if I follow your rules. If you can cheat, so can I. I won't let you beat me unfairly — I'll beat you unfairly first.” -Ender Wiggin
 * “Earth was the constant noise of crickets and winds and birds. And the voice of one girl, who spoke to him out of his far-off childhood. The same voice that had once protected him from terror. The same voice that he would do anything to keep alive, even return to school, even leave Earth behind again for another four or forty or four thousand years. Even if she loved Peter more.” -Ender Wiggin
 * “Mazer, I don't want to keep dreaming these things. I'm afraid of sleep. I keep thinking of things that I don't want to remember. My whole life keeps playing out as if I were a recorder and someone else wanted to watch the most terrible parts of my life.” -Ender Wiggin

Valentine Wiggin
 * “Nobody controls his own life, Ender. The best you can do is choose to fill the roles given you by good people, by people who love you.” -Valentine Wiggin

Mazer Rackham
 * “There is no teacher but the enemy. No one but the enemy will tell you what the enemy is going to do. No one but the enemy will ever teach you how to destroy and conquer. Only the enemy shows you where you are weak. Only the enemy tells you where he is strong.” -Mazer Rackham
 * “Since when do you have to tell the enemy when he has won?” -Mazer Rackham
 * “Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man stupid and blind in the eyes.” -Mazer Rackham
 * “Humanity does not ask us to be happy. It merely asks us to be brilliant on its behalf. Survival first, then happiness as we can manage it.” -Mazer Rackham
 * “He isn't a killer. He just wins — thoroughly.” -Mazer Rackham
 * “I don't care how much you eat, Ender, self-cannibalism is not going to get you out of this school.” -Mazer Rackham

Dink Meeker
 * “You've been here a year, you think these people are normal. Well, they're not. We're not... I've got a pretty good idea of what children are, and we're not children. Children can lose sometimes, and it doesn't matter. Children aren't in armies, they aren't commanders, it's more than anyone can take and not get crazy.” -Dink Meeker

Bean
 * “Remember- the enemy’s gate is down.” -Bean
 * “He was a soldier, and if anyone had asked him what he wanted to be when he grew up, he wouldn't have known what they meant.” –Bean

Petra Arkanian
 * “You remember this little boy, they never tell you any more truth than they have to.” -Petra

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Colossal Cave Adventure

Colossal Cave Adventure or Adventure, ADVENT, or Colossal Cave was originally written for the PDP-10 in 1976 by Willie Crowther and Don Woods, and was the first ever text adventure game.

Notable Room Descriptions
YOU ARE STANDING AT THE END OF A ROAD BEFORE A SMALL BRICK BUILDING. AROUND YOU IS A FOREST. A SMALL STREAM FLOWS OUT OF THE BUILDING AND DOWN A GULLY.
 * Famous first words

YOU ARE IN A MAZE OF TWISTY LITTLE PASSAGES, ALL DIFFERENT. YOU ARE IN A LITTLE MAZE OF TWISTING PASSAGES, ALL DIFFERENT. YOU ARE IN A MAZE OF TWISTING LITTLE PASSAGES, ALL DIFFERENT. YOU ARE IN A LITTLE MAZE OF TWISTY PASSAGES, ALL DIFFERENT. YOU ARE IN A TWISTING MAZE OF LITTLE PASSAGES, ALL DIFFERENT. YOU ARE IN A TWISTING LITTLE MAZE OF PASSAGES, ALL DIFFERENT. YOU ARE IN A TWISTY LITTLE MAZE OF PASSAGES, ALL DIFFERENT. YOU ARE IN A TWISTY MAZE OF LITTLE PASSAGES, ALL DIFFERENT. YOU ARE IN A LITTLE TWISTY MAZE OF PASSAGES, ALL DIFFERENT. YOU ARE IN A MAZE OF LITTLE TWISTING PASSAGES, ALL DIFFERENT. YOU ARE IN A MAZE OF LITTLE TWISTY PASSAGES, ALL DIFFERENT.
 * All different maze

YOU ARE IN A MAZE OF TWISTY LITTLE PASSAGES, ALL ALIKE.
 * All alike maze

YOU ARE AT WITT'S END. PASSAGES LEAD OFF IN *ALL* DIRECTIONS.
 * Witt's end

YOU ARE IN A NORTH/SOUTH CANYON ABOUT 25 FEET ACROSS. THE FLOOR IS COVERED BY WHITE MIST SEEPING IN FROM THE NORTH. THE WALLS EXTEND UPWARD FOR WELL OVER 100 FEET. SUSPENDED FROM SOME UNSEEN POINT FAR ABOVE YOU, AN ENORMOUS TWO-SIDED MIRROR IS HANGING PARALLEL TO AND MIDWAY BETWEEN THE CANYON WALLS. (THE MIRROR IS OBVIOUSLY PROVIDED FOR THE USE OF THE DWARVES, WHO AS YOU KNOW, ARE EXTREMELY VAIN.) A SMALL WINDOW CAN BE SEEN IN EITHER WALL, SOME FIFTY FEET UP.
 * Mirror canyon

YOU ARE ON THE EDGE OF A BREATH-TAKING VIEW. FAR BELOW YOU IS AN ACTIVE VOLCANO, FROM WHICH GREAT GOUTS OF MOLTEN LAVA COME SURGING OUT, CASCADING BACK DOWN INTO THE DEPTHS. THE GLOWING ROCK FILLS THE FARTHEST REACHES OF THE CAVERN WITH A BLOOD-RED GLARE, GIVING EVERY- THING AN EERIE, MACABRE APPEARANCE. THE AIR IS FILLED WITH FLICKERING SPARKS OF ASH AND A HEAVY SMELL OF BRIMSTONE. THE WALLS ARE HOT TO THE TOUCH, AND THE THUNDERING OF THE VOLCANO DROWNS OUT ALL OTHER SOUNDS. EMBEDDED IN THE JAGGED ROOF FAR OVERHEAD ARE MYRIAD TWISTED FORMATIONS COMPOSED OF PURE WHITE ALABASTER, WHICH SCATTER THE MURKY LIGHT INTO SINISTER APPARITIONS UPON THE WALLS. TO ONE SIDE IS A DEEP GORGE, FILLED WITH A BIZARRE CHAOS OF TORTURED ROCK WHICH SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN CRAFTED BY THE DEVIL HIMSELF. AN IMMENSE RIVER OF FIRE CRASHES OUT FROM THE DEPTHS OF THE VOLCANO, BURNS ITS WAY THROUGH THE GORGE, AND PLUMMETS INTO A BOTTOMLESS PIT FAR OFF TO YOUR LEFT. TO THE RIGHT, AN IMMENSE GEYSER OF BLISTERING STEAM ERUPTS CONTINUOUSLY FROM A BARREN ISLAND IN THE CENTER OF A SULFUROUS LAKE, WHICH BUBBLES OMINOUSLY. THE FAR RIGHT WALL IS AFLAME WITH AN INCANDESCENCE OF ITS OWN, WHICH LENDS AN ADDITIONAL INFERNAL SPLENDOR TO THE ALREADY HELLISH SCENE. A DARK, FOREBODING PASSAGE EXITS TO THE SOUTH.
 * Breath-taking view

Other Game Text
A HOLLOW VOICE SAYS "PLUGH". kill dragon
 * Magic word
 * Killing the dragon

WITH WHAT? YOUR BARE HANDS?

yes

CONGRATULATIONS! YOU HAVE JUST VANQUISHED A DRAGON WITH YOUR BARE HANDS! (UNBELIEVABLE, ISN'T IT?)

YOU FOOL, DWARVES EAT ONLY COAL! NOW YOU'VE MADE HIM *REALLY* MAD!!
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User talk:Chenyao126

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User talk:Schoonie23

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User talk:220.253.67.42

Please stop adding nonsense to Wikiquote, as you did to Talk:Main Page. It is considered vandalism. If you would like to experiment, use the sandbox. —LrdChaos (talk) 11:52, 19 October 2006 (UTC)

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User talk:216.162.88.6

~ UDScott 13:09, 19 October 2006 (UTC)

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User:Kzhr

I'm a wikiquote user who mainly contribute to ja.wq (admin). The other activitys are listed on meta.

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User:Nilfanion

I am an administrator on the English Wikipedia and on Commons, but I am not currently active on Wikiquote. Most of my work on Wikiquote relates to my Commons activity, so please forward any messages to my Commons talk page.

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Danya Gordin

 * The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a deletion review).  No further edits should be made to this page.

The result was: delete. —LrdChaos (talk) 15:24, 19 October 2006 (UTC)

Danya Gordin

 * I was unable to find anything on this character, or the show from which he/she is taken. I'm assuming this is a hoax, unless someone can provide information to the contrary. ~ UDScott 12:28, 12 October 2006 (UTC)

 * Vote closed.Result: delete (five votes to delete (one to speedy), no dissent). —LrdChaos (talk) 15:22, 19 October 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ UDScott 12:28, 12 October 2006 (UTC)
 * Speedy delete, unremarkable subject. "Danya Gordin" results in one unique Google hit, about an obviously non-fictional intramural swimmer. "Battle on Beta 9", the supposed work containing this character, yields zero Google hits. Supposed author Jessie Mack is unidentified, with no clear candidate suggested by Google (although my money would be on a certain Australian MySpacer). There is no way this work, let alone a character within the work, can be considered notable enough for inclusion here. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 02:24, 14 October 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. Disagree with Jeff Q that it qualifies for SD.  121a0012 03:09, 14 October 2006 (UTC)
 * Question, 121a0012: do you disagree because the current SD:US text only mentions non-fictional people and groups of people, which would seem to be a simple omission of what constitutes an unremarkable subject for creative works (and their components, like characters) and themes? Do you disagree because you feel the subject is asserting notability or is disputed or controversial? Or is there another reason? I'd like to clarify this, especially as we're still testing the new policy. Thanks. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 11:02, 14 October 2006 (UTC)
 * On this matter, I agree with 121a0012 that this doesn't qualify for speedy deletion. The "unremarkable subject" clause specifically limits itself to "real" people. This is the same idea as Wikipedia's speedy deletion policy, but I can't quite understand the rationale for it (just yesterday, I came across a two-sentence article about a fictional character, and the second sentence was something like " does nothing important."; I wanted to tag it for speedy deletion, but since it was a fictional character, it didn't meet the criteria). The only reason that I can think of for this (keeping in mind that I haven't taken the time to read through old Wikipedia discussions about the policy) is that usually when a page is created for a fictional character, there's already a page for the corresponding book/movie/TV show/game they're in, and the character page can be merged into that. This did get me to notice one other thing: the "unremarkable subject" criteria applies only to people and groups, not to other things like literary works or movies. We have had pages for self-published books and homemade films here before, so it's not as though it doesn't happen, though it is rare relative to the number of non-notable people for whom pages are created. (The sneaky way to deal with unnotable literary works is to convert the page into one for the author, which can then be speedy-deleted; this would meet the letter of the policy, though not really the spirit). —LrdChaos (talk) 13:33, 14 October 2006 (UTC)
 * That's why I want clarification from 121a0012. Since we're testing the policy, we should work to make the letter match the spirit, so we don't need to perform gymnastics to do what obviously is going to result in a deletion, or to avoid it because of technicalities. But I don't want to miss other considerations. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 17:06, 14 October 2006 (UTC)
 * As you may recall, I was a bit dubious about SD:US during the discussion of the new policy. My personal feeling is that any introduction at all constitutes an assertion of notability, unless the text itself says otherwise ("Joe Blow is a 16-year-old philosophy student at Christopher Columbus High School").  I would rather err on the side of open discussion, in the case of some possibly-notable-but-obscure subject, than to have an article simply vanish unnoticed because one admin didn't find it in a Google search.  I never even considered the "fictional character" argument made by the others.  121a0012 23:54, 14 October 2006 (UTC)
 * Thanks for making that clear. I'm still leaning toward an SD vote in a VfD discussion (different from db-tagging an article without discussion) as a reasonable possibility if it includes compelling evidence that the introductory info cannot be found in notability sources (can you think of any notable work that has zero Google presence?), but your prudence and caution have obvious merit. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 07:02, 15 October 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete, as I don't believe this qualifies for speedy deletion (see my comment above). —LrdChaos (talk) 13:33, 14 October 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. Agree that the current speedy deletion policy is for nonfictional people only. - InvisibleSun 20:04, 14 October 2006 (UTC)

 * The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a deletion review). No further edits should be made to this page.


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Template talk:Vfd-template

Text size
Is there a reason why the text for this header (when the template is used) is so tiny? I know that we wanted to minimize the impact of adding this to a template, but when I look at it, I can't even read what it says because it is so small. I know what it says, so it's not an issue for me, but for other users, if they are not famiiar with it, won't this often get missed or misinterpreted? ~ UDScott 15:33, 19 October 2006 (UTC)

 * The most direct reason is that I modelled this template on w:Template:Tfd, and that's the size they use on WP. I see no problem adjusting if anyone feels it's too small. It's going to be somewhat disruptive anyhow, so we might as well make it readable, eh? ~ Jeff Q (talk) 02:42, 20 October 2006 (UTC)

Fixed discussion name parameter
I've made a change to the discussion name parameter in order to allow it not to require the discussion name begin with Template: (and be specified minus that part). It seems to be working at that purpose, and while I haven't done extensive testing, it also appears to function as expected when an alternate discussion title isn't provided. —LrdChaos (talk) 18:26, 9 February 2007 (UTC)

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User talk:Sanzor

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User talk:Mickey cm

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User talk:Frankanton~enwikiquote

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User talk:Kender~enwikiquote

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Children's Machine

The Children's Machine, or 2B1, is an inexpensive laptop computer intended to provide every child in the world access to knowledge and modern forms of education. It was previously known as the $100 Laptop. The laptop is being developed by the One Laptop per Child (OLPC) trade association.

Quotes

 * Children will be able to learn by doing, not just through instruction - they will be able to open up new fronts for their education, particularly peer-to-peer learning.
 * Kofi Annan UN debut for $100 laptop for poor (17 November 2005)

 * Whatever big problem you can imagine, from world peace to the environment to hunger to poverty, the solution always includes education. We need to depend more on peer-to-peer and self-driven learning.
 * Nicholas Negroponte MIT’s Nicholas Negroponte wants to provide Internet access to all the world. His plan: a dirt-cheap computer. (1 August 2005)

 * One laptop per child: Children are your most precious resource, and they can do a lot of self-learning and peer-to-peer teaching. Bingo. End of story.
 * Nicholas Negroponte, Tech evangelist Nicholas Negroponte wants to outfit the world's children to improve education (16 November 2005)

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Meet Me in St. Louis

Meet Me in St. Louis is a 1944 musical film about four sisters living in St. Louis at the time of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition World's Fair in 1904.
 * Directed by Vincente Minnelli. Written by Irving Brecher and Fred F. Finklehoffe, based on a series of short stories by Sally Benson.

A cast of favorites in the Charming ...Romantic ...Tuneful Love Story of the Early 1900s! taglines

Esther Smith

 * [singing] The moment I saw him smile I knew he was just my style. My only regret is we've never met, Though I dream of him all the while.
 * [singing] How can I ignore the Boy Next Door? I love him more than I can say. Doesn't try to please me, doesn't even tease me. And he never sees me glance his way. And though I'm heartsore, the Boy Next Door, Affection for me won't display. I just adore him, so I can't ignore him, The Boy Next Door.
 * [to Mr. Smith] Well, Papa, if losing a case depresses you so, why don't you quit practicing law and go into another line of business?
 * [to Mr. Smith, after he hangs up on a caller] You've just ruined Rose's chance to get married, that's all...That was Warren Sheffield calling long-distance to propose.
 * Well, I'll bet there isn't another girl in St. Louis who's had a Yale man call her long-distance just to inquire about her health.
 * [singing] Clang, clang, clang went the trolley, Ding, ding, ding went the bell. Zing, zing, zing went my heartstrings, As we started for Huntingdon dell.
 * [singing] I went to lose a jolly, hour on the trolley, and lost my heart instead With his light brown derby and his bright green tie He was quite the handsomest of men I started to yen, then I counted to ten, then I counted to ten again.
 * John Truett. I've come here to ask you something...What do you mean hitting a five-year-old child?...The next time you want to hit somebody, pick on somebody your own size. If there's anything I hate, loathe, despise, and abominate, it's a bully.
 * [after finding out that Tootie had lied about John Truett] You're the most deceitful, horrible, sinful creature I ever saw, and I don't ever want to have anything to do with you again.
 * [to her Grandpa] You're the first human being I've danced with all evening. It's our last dance in St. Louis. I feel like I'm going to cry.
 * New York is a wonderful town. Everybody dreams about going there. But we're luckier than lots of families because we're really going. Wait until you see the fine home we're going to have and the loads and loads of friends we'll make. Wonderful friends. But the main thing, Tootie, is that we're all going to be together just like we've always been. That's what really counts. We could be happy anywhere as long as we're together.

Rose Smith

 * My dear, when you get to be my age, you'll find out there are more important things in life than boys.
 * [on having to live in an aprtment in New York] Rich people have houses. People like us live in flats, hundreds of flats in one building.

Tootie Smith

 * [singing] I was drunk last night, dear Mother; I was drunk the night before. But if you forgive me Mother, I'll never get drunk anymore.
 * [learning that the family must move to New York] It'll take me at least a week to dig up all my dolls in the cemetery.
 * I'd rather be poor if we could only stay here. I'd rather go with the orphalins at the orphalins home.
 * [to Esther] Did he [Santa Claus] come yet? I've been waiting such a long time. And I haven't seen a thing. How will he know how to find us next year? He's so used to coming here.
 * [smashing her snowmen] Nobody's going to have them. Not everybody's going to New York. I'd rather kill them if we can't take them with us.
 * Poor Margaretta!

Mr. Alonzo Smith

 * [to Esther and Rose, who are singing "Meet Me in St. Louis"] For heaven's sakes, stop that screeching! That song. The fair won't open for seven months. That's all everybody sings about or talks about. I wish everybody would meet at the fair and leave me alone.
 * Just when was I voted out of this family?
 * [to Mrs. Smith] Aren't you afraid to stay here alone with a criminal? That's what I'm being treated like.

Mrs. Anna Smith

 * [to Rose] If I were you, I wouldn't commit myself one way or another...after all, we know very little about him. Why, we haven't even met his folks. Not a word of this to Papa. You know how he plagues the girls about their beaus.
 * [singing] From my heart, a song of love, beseeching, Just for you, my longing arms are reaching, Time goes by, but we'll be together, You and I.

John Truett

 * [to Esther] You don't need any beauty sleep.
 * [to Esther] You've got a mighty strong grip for a girl.

Others

 * Agnes Smith: Roses are red John's name is Truett Esther's in love And we always knew it.
 * Grandpa: They'll all be safe with me. I've got twelve guns in my room.
 * Katie: A lie's a lie, and dressed in white don't help it.

Dialogue

 * Esther: She may be loathe to say the things a girl's compelled to say to get a proposal out of a man.
 * Katie: Personally, I wouldn't marry a man who proposed to me over an invention.

 * Tootie: [about her doll] I expect she won't live through the night. She has four fatal diseases.
 * Mr. Neely: And it only takes one.
 * Tootie: But she's gonna have a beautiful funeral in a cigar box my Papa gave me, all wrapped in silver paper.
 * Mr. Neely: That's the way to go if you have to go.
 * Tootie: Oh, she has to go.

 * Mr. Neely: [about St. Louis] It's a grand old town.
 * Tootie: It isn't a town, Mr. Neely. It's a city. It's the only city that has a world's fair. My favorite. Wasn't I lucky to be born in my favorite city?

 * Esther: I'm going to let John Truett kiss me tonight.
 * Rose: Esther Smith!
 * Esther: Well, if we're going to get married, I may as well start it.
 * Rose: Nice girls don't let men kiss them until after they're engaged. Men don't want the bloom rubbed off.
 * Esther: Personally, I think I have too much bloom. Maybe that's the trouble with me.

 * Tootie: [after tossing flour in Mr. Braukoff's face] I killed him.
 * Agnes: She killed him all alone. Hey, wait a minute. Listen, listen. Quiet. Quiet. Tootie killed the Braukoffs single-handed. She's the bravest of them all!
 * Another child: Yeah, Tootie's the most horrible!
 * Tootie: I'm the most horrible. I'm the most horrible.

 * John: [after Esther apologizes] If you're not busy tomorrow night, could you beat me up again?
 * [John kisses Esther]
 * Esther: You've got a mighty strong grip for a boy.

 * Tootie: Here comes the invalid. I have to have two kinds of ice cream. I'm recuperating.
 * Mrs. Smith: If I ever catch you fibbing again like you did about John Truett, I'll give you something to recuperate about.

 * Mr. Smith: I've got the future to think about. A future for all of us. I've got to worry about where's the money coming from. Lon in Princeton, and Rose going to college...
 * Rose: Money! I hate, loathe, despise, and abominate money!
 * Mr. Smith: You also spend it.

 * Rose: If there ever was a time we definitely needed every ounce of allure, it's tonight. If we're going to wreck Lucille Ballard's evening, we've simply got to be a sensation.
 * Esther: Rose, don't you think I could be a sensation without the corset?
 * Rose: You're competing with an Eastern girl. I'll wager Lucille Ballard doesn't make a move without a corset.
 * Esther: Well, I certainly don't relish wearing this thing. But pride has come to the rescue. For tonight, I'll do anything.
 * Rose: It'll be worth it. If we can create a breathtaking effect, it'll be simple to monopolize all the worthwhile men.
 * Esther: Exactly. There are only going to be about twenty boys worth looking at anyway. We can certainly handle twenty men. I should hope! Can you handle ten?
 * Rose: Seven or eight.
 * Esther: If you'll guarantee eight, I can handle the rest of them.
 * Rose: What about John Truett?
 * Esther: Oh, I'll devote myself to John. But in between times, I'm going to make my presence felt amongst the others.

 * John: [after proposing to Esther] I wouldn't have said it, Esther, if I'd thought it would make you cry.
 * Esther: [crying] I've imagined you saying it thousands of times. And I always planned exactly how I'd act. I never planned to cry.
 * John: Well, at least you didn't laugh...I never asked a girl to marry me before...
 * Esther: John, nobody could have done it more beautifully. I'm very proud.
 * John: Esther, will you? Will you, Esther?
 * Esther: Of course I will, John.

 * Esther: I kept telling myself that even if I did go away, we'd find some way to be together. Well, I never really believed it.
 * John: When you go to New York, it will be with your husband. Your folks can show us the town, meet us at the station. Let's go in and tell them now.
 * Esther: Oh no, not tonight. I mean, I'd rather that just the two of us knew about it tonight. Even if I did go to New York, we could still work something out somehow, couldn't we?

 * Mr. Smith: We're not moving to New York and I don't want to hear a word about it. We're going to stay right here. We're going to stay here till we rot.
 * Mrs. Smith: We haven't rotted yet, Lonnie.

 * Warren Sheffield: [rushes in] Rose Smith. We can't go on like this any longer. I've positively decided we're going to get married at the earliest opportunity. And I don't want to hear any arguments. That's final. I love you. [rushes out]
 * Mr. Smith: I'd like to meet that boy sometime.

 * Esther: [about the Palace of Electricity at the World's Fair] Oh, isn't it breathtaking, John! I never dreamed anything could be so beautiful.
 * Mrs. Smith: There's never been anything like it in the whole world.
 * Rose: We don't have to come here on a train or stay in a hotel. It's right in our own home town.
 * Tootie: Grandpa? They'll never tear it down, will they?
 * Grandpa: Well, they'd better not.
 * Esther: I can't believe it. Right here where we live. Right here in St. Louis.

Taglines

 * A cast of favorites in the Charming ...Romantic ...Tuneful Love Story of the Early 1900s!
 * M·G·M's glorious love story with music.
 * The "Trolley Song" Picture!

Cast

 * Judy Garland - Esther Smith
 * Margaret O'Brien - 'Tootie' Smith
 * Mary Astor - Mrs. Anna Smith
 * Lucille Bremer - Rose Smith
 * Leon Ames - Mr. Alonzo Smith
 * Tom Drake - John Truett
 * Marjorie Main - Katie (the maid)
 * Harry Davenport - Grandpa
 * June Lockhart - Lucille Ballard
 * Henry H. Daniels Jr. - Alonzo 'Lon' Smith Jr.
 * Joan Carroll - Agnes Smith
 * Hugh Marlowe - Col. Darly
 * Robert Sully - Warren Sheffield
 * Chill Wills - Mr. Neely (the iceman)

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I hang out mainly at Wikipedia, but will contribute here whenever I can.

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Walk the Line

Walk the Line is a 2005 biographical film about the legendary country singer Johnny Cash, focusing on his younger life, his romance with June Carter, and his ascent to the country music scene.
 * Directed by James Mangold. Written by Gill Dennis and James Mangold, based on autobiographies by Johnny Cash.

Love is a burning thing. (taglines)

Dialogue

 * [J.R. turns up the radio.]
 * Young J.R. Cash: Guess which Carter that is.
 * Young Jack Cash: Anita?
 * Young J.R. Cash: Nope, June.

 * Young J.R. Cash: How come you're so good?
 * Young Jack Cash: [laughs] I ain't.
 * Young J.R. Cash: You pick five times more than me.
 * Young Jack Cash: Well, I'm bigger than you are.
 * Young J.R. Cash: You know every story in the Scripture.
 * Young Jack Cash: Well, you know every song in Mama's hymnal!
 * Young J.R. Cash: Songs are easy.
 * Young Jack Cash: [laughs] It ain't for me.
 * Young J.R. Cash: There's more words in the Bible than in Heavenly Highway Hymns.
 * Young Jack Cash: Look, J.R., if I'm going to be a preacher one day, I gotta know the Bible from front to back. I mean, you can't help nobody if you can't tell the right story.

 * Young J.R. Cash: They said that by noon today, it's gonna be a hundred and four.
 * Ray Cash: Every race station is sayin' that to get them niggers off.
 * Carrie Cash: Ray, why don't you let J.R. take the babies in?
 * Ray Cash: I told Roz we'd have a crop yesterday. What do I say if he pulls up here and we're shy? You ready to unload that piano?
 * Carrie Cash: We're not selling Daddy's piano. And I'm not the one in Bartstown drinkin' every Saturday.
 * [Ray angrily kicks a can.]
 * Carrie Cash: [continuing to work, singing] Am I a soldier of the cross, And shall I fear...
 * Young J.R. Cash: [joining in] ...to own His cause, Or speak to blush His name.

 * Young Jack Cash: [dying] Do you hear them, J.R.? Do you hear them angels?
 * Carrie Cash: I can hear them, Jack, They're so beautiful, they're beautiful.

 * Ray Cash: You know what that is J.R.? You know what that is...?
 * Carrie Cash: Stop it, Ray.
 * Ray Cash: Nothing.
 * Ray Cash: Nothing....That what that is....
 * [Ray rattles a tin can]
 * Ray Cash: That what that's worth...and that's what you are.
 * [Ray throws the tin can across the kitchen, and goes on a violent outburst in the aftermath of Jack's death, causing Ray and Carrie's two daughters to cry]
 * Carrie Cash: Leave him alone Ray, he didn't do this.
 * Ray Cash: The devil did this! He took the wrong son!
 * Carrie Cash: Stop it, Ray!
 * Ray Cash: He was the best, and now he's gone!
 * Young J.R. Cash: Jack, please don't leave me alone...
 * Carrie Cash: Ray!
 * Ray Cash: Quiet!
 * Carrie Cash: Stop it!
 * Girls: Daddy!
 * Ray Cash: Quiet! Everybody quiet!

 * Vivian Cash: John, you can't wear that one, it's black.
 * Johnny Cash: It's all I have, Vivian.
 * Vivian Cash: It looks like you're goin' to a funeral.
 * Johnny Cash: Maybe I am...

 * [After record producer Sam Phillips stops Cash's band a couple of verses into their audition.]
 * Sam Phillips: You know exactly what I'm telling you. We've already heard that song a hundred times. Just like that. Just... like... how... you.. sing it.
 * Johnny Cash: Well, you didn't let us bring it home.
 * Sam Phillips: Bring... bring it home? All right, let's bring it home. If you was hit by a truck and you was lying out there in that gutter dying, and you had one time to sing one song. Huh? One song that people would remember before you're dirt. One song that would let God know how you felt about your time here on Earth. One song that would sum you up. You tellin' me that's the song you'd sing? That same Jimmy Davis tune we hear on the radio all day, about your peace within, and how it's real, and how you're gonna shout it? Or... would you sing somethin' different. Somethin' real. Somethin' you felt. Cause I'm telling you right now, that's the kind of song that truly saves people. It ain't got nothin' to do with believin' in God, Mr. Cash. It has to do with believin' in yourself.
 * Johnny Cash: I got a couple of songs I wrote in the Air Force. You got anything against the Air Force?
 * Sam Phillips: No.
 * Johnny Cash: I do.

 * Elvis Presley: You sound real good tonight, Cash. Real tight.
 * Johnny Cash: Thank you.
 * Elvis Presley: Want some chilli fries?
 * Johnny Cash: No, that's alright.

 * [Vivian talks to Johnny, and points to a bag.]
 * Vivian Cash: That bag over there are letters from ten to one from girls. Ten to one, and they're obscene. Reba's been trying to answer some of them, but half of them ain't even fifteen, and they sending pictures of themselves in bathing suits. Pictures for you to look at while you're doing time at Folsom.

 * Jerry Lee Lewis: We're all going to hell for the songs we sing. People listen to them, they're going to hell too. God gave us a great big apple, see, and He said don't touch it. He didn't say touch it once in a while; He didn't say take a nibble when you're hungry; He said don't touch it! Don't think about touchin' it, don't sing about touchin' it, don't think about singin' about touchin' it!
 * June Carter: And what about me Jerry Lee; am I going to hell too?
 * Jerry Lee Lewis: No, June, you're beautiful.
 * June Carter: Sleepy is what I am.
 * Jerry Lee Lewis: [to Johnny] She's making me fall in love with her.

 * Johnny Cash: Jerry Lee, just sit your ass down. Just sit down. [spots a motel] Looks like we're here.
 * June Carter: Oh, thank goodness. Get me outta this car with all these boys.

 * Johnny Cash: It's all right, it just happened.
 * June Carter: Just happened?
 * Johnny Cash: Yeah.
 * June Carter: You wear black 'cause you can't find anything else to wear? You found your sound 'cause you can't play no better? You tried to kiss me because "it just happened"? You should try to take credit for something every once in a while, John.

 * Elvis Presley: Nice job out there, Cash.
 * Jerry Lee Lewis: That's right, kiss his ass!
 * Johnny Cash: Hey, Jerry Lee, does your momma know you're out?
 * Jerry Lee Lewis: [laughing] She know, Johnny, she knows.

 * Johnny Cash: See, June, they want to see us together.
 * June Carter: All right, well, quit that clutchin' on me now and I'll sing with you, but you gotta quit that clutchin' on me.

 * [Johnny and June on stage before an audience, away from mic.]
 * June Carter: John, I'm not gonna sing that song, it's inappropriate. I recorded it with my ex-husband (Carl Smith), and I'm not gonna sing it.
 * [Johnny signals to start music.]
 * Johnny Cash: There's no better way to put it behind you.
 * June Carter: I'm not gonna do it!
 * Johnny Cash: June, just sing.
 * [Johnny and June begin a duet.]

 * Waylon Jennings: How come you ain't ever tried this kind of pickin', Luther?
 * [Waylon picks a song on his guitar.]
 * Luther Perkins: Well, Waylon, whatever you're lookin' for, I've already found.

 * June Carter: There's too many "if"s in that sentence.
 * Johnny Cash: There's only one actually. [shouting] There's only one "if" in that sentence, June! [to Jerry Lee] I-I thought it was a good point... I mean, there is only one.

 * Johnny Cash: Oh no! We surrender!
 * June Carter: What was I thinkin'? I must be crazy! Y'all can't walk no line! Y'all gonna blow this tour!
 * Carl Perkins: We ain't gonna blow the tour, June!
 * June Carter: I am not gonna be that little dutch boy with my finger in the dam no more!
 * Johnny Cash: You're lyin' to yourself, June! If you think it's about a tour! This isn't about a tour! This isn't about a song!

 * Johnny Cash: So, where's your truck driver?
 * June Carter: Stock car driver. And you'll be happy to know things aren't working out between the two of us.
 * Johnny Cash: It doesn't make me happy! Well... maybe a little it does.

 * June Carter: So y'all sit down, squat down or lie down but make yourselves at home 'cause here's the one and only, Mr. Johnny Cash!
 * Johnny Cash: Hello, I'm Johnny Cash.

 * Johnny Cash: June, these are my daughters Rosanne, Cindy, and Kathy.
 * June Carter: Hi. Those are really pretty good ribbons on your dresses.
 * Vivian Cash: June?
 * June Cater: Yeah?
 * Vivian Cash: Stay clear of my children.
 * June Carter: I was just saying hello.
 * Vivian Cash: You heard me.
 * Johnny Cash: Viv...

 * [June sees Johnny eating peanuts.]
 * June Carter: Can I have one
 * Johnny Cash: Yeah.
 * [Johnny takes a peanut out of the bag and holds it above June's mouth.]
 * Johnny Cash: Open your mouth...
 * [June opens her mouth, but Johnny snatches it away and eats it.]
 * June Carter: John!
 * Johnny Cash: I'm sorry, I'm sorry... here.
 * [Johnny takes another peanut out of the bag and holds it over June's mouth.]
 * Johnny Cash: Open your mouth... Open your mouth...
 * June Carter: No... I don't trust you...
 * Johnny Cash: Oh, June, don't say that...
 * June Carter: I don't...
 * Johnny Cash: Yes, you do... now open your mouth...
 * [June opens her mouth, but Johnny snatches away the peanut from her again.]
 * June Carter: [playfully hits Johnny] John, you are a mean man! You are a mean man, and I knew it... I knew it all along...

 * Johnny Cash: Tell me you don't love me.
 * June Carter: I don't love you.
 * Johnny Cash: [grinning] You're a liar.
 * June Carter: I guess you ain't got no problems then.

 * Vivian Cash: Your mama was here. Your daddy too.
 * Johnny Cash: Oh yeah. And what'd he say?
 * Vivian Cash: He said now you won't have to work so hard to make people think you've been in jail.

 * [Johnny comes home from jail, and Rosanne is half asleep.]
 * Rosanne Cash: Hey, daddy.
 * Johnny Cash: Hey, baby.
 * Rosanne Cash: Are you okay?
 * Johnny Cash: Yeah, I'm fine. I'm fine. I'll see you in the morning.

 * [At an apartment in Nashville, Johnny is asleep and intoxicated, while Waylon Jennings is playing "I'm A Long Way Frome Home" on the guitar]
 * Waylon Jennings: Thirty hours. [Johnny wakes up] You've been asleep for thirty hours, hoss.
 * Johnny Cash: Hey, did June call? [Waylon shakes his head, continues playing the guitar] Woman won't return my damn calls. [goes over to his phone]
 * Waylon Jennings: They disconnected it yesterday. Insufficient fundilation.
 * Johnny Cash: [short pause] Now, come on, man. I gave you money for that.
 * Waylon Jennings: Well, that was last month. This is this month.

 * Johnny Cash: Marry me, June.
 * June Carter: Oh please, get up off your knees, you look pathetic.

 * June Carter: You walked here all the way from Nashville?
 * Johnny Cash: Yeah, well, walking is good for you...

 * Johnny Cash: Aw, June, love's more important than the tour.
 * June Carter: Is that right?
 * Johnny Cash: Yes, it is.
 * June Carter: Well, then start loving yourself, so we can go back to work.

 * Johnny Cash: I'm really glad y'all could be here today, especially you, daddy, glad you came. Not everybody's here. Jack's not here is he, huh? Where have you been? That's what you said to me, remember? I was twelve years old and he got Jack's bloody clothes, and he says to me "Where have you been?"
 * Ray Cash: Well, where were you?
 * Johnny Cash: Where were you?
 * Ray Cash: I quit drinkin' a long time ago, J.R. What about you, still takin' them pills? They'll kill you, you know?
 * Johnny Cash: Yeah, well so will a car wreck.
 * Ray Cash: You're sittin' on a high horse, boy. I never had talent, I did the best I could with what I had. Can you say that? Mister big shot, mister pill poppin' rock star. Who are you to judge, you ain't got nothin', big empty house, nothin', children you don't see, nothin', big ol' expensive tractor stuck in the mud, nothin'.

 * Maybelle Carter: You should go down there to him, June.
 * June Carter: Mama?
 * Maybelle Carter: He's all mixed up.
 * June Carter: I am not goin' down there, if I go down there...
 * Maybelle Carter: You're already are down there, honey.

 * Johnny Cash: You're an angel.
 * June Carter: No, I'm not.
 * Johnny Cash: You've been there with me.
 * June Carter: I had a friend who needed help. You're my friend.
 * Johnny Cash: But I've done so many bad things.
 * June Carter: You've done a few, that's true.
 * Johnny Cash: My daddy's right. It should have been me on that saw. Jack was so good. He would have done so many good things. What have I done? Just hurt everybody I know. I know I've hurt you. I'm nothin'
 * June Carter: You're not nothin'. You are not nothin'. You are a good man, and God has given you a second chance to make things right, John. This is your chance, honey. This is your chance.

 * Warden: Mr. Cash? The record company asks you not to play any songs that would remind the prisoners that they are in jail.
 * Johnny Cash: Do you think they forget?
 * Warden: Perhaps you and your wife can do another spiritual.
 * Johnny Cash: She's not my wife, warden. I keep askin' her and she keeps sayin' "no".

 * [Johnny is performing live at Folsom Prison]
 * Johnny Cash: I want to remind you we're recording live here today, so you can't say "hell" or "shit" or anything like that! I gotta tell ya, I can't tell ya how many shows we've done, but this is the best audience we've ever had. I wanna thank you for that. Ya know, standin' back there in your shop catchin' my breath, I come to admire you even more. See, I never had to do hard time like you. Although I have, on occasion, got myself busted.
 * [all the prisoners applaud and cheer]
 * Prisoner: That's right!!!
 * Prisoner #2: Alright, JOHNNY!!!!
 * Johnny Cash: Once in El Paso, I had this bag of... Oh... y'all heard about that? [the prisoners cheer] You've been to El Paso too?! Well, anyways, I felt tough, you know? Like I'd seen a thing or two, ya know? [picks up a glass of what looks like yellow water] Well, that was till a moment ago. Cos I gotta tell you... My hat's off to you now. Cos I ain't never had to drink this yellow water you got here at Folsom!!
 * [the prisoners break into loud applause. Johnny shatters the glass on the ground]
 * Johnny Cash: This songs for your Warden!!! [begins singing "Cocaine Blues"]

 * Johnny Cash: I think it's about time, June.
 * June Carter: Time for what?
 * Johnny Cash: For you and me... to get married.
 * June Carter: Go to sleep, John.

 * Johnny Cash: I want to marry you and I'm telling you it's the time.
 * June Carter: Well I'm telling you with a hundred certainty that it is not the time. It's not about time, it's not the right time, it's not even quarter to the right time.

 * Johnny Cash: You know what your problem is, June Carter? You are afraid to be in love, you are afraid of losing control. And you know what, June Carter, I think you are afraid of livin' in my big fat shadow.
 * June Carter: Oh really? Is that what my problem is?
 * Johnny Cash: Yes.
 * June Carter: My problem is that it's 2 A.M. My problem in I'm asleep. I'm on a tour bus with eight stinkin' men. Rule number one: Don't propose to a girl on a bus, you got that? Rule number two: Don't tell her it's because you had a bad dream.
 * Johnny Cash: June?
 * June Carter: What?
 * Johnny Cash: Marry me.
 * [June glares.]
 * Johnny Cash: Ok... Ok fine... but that's the last time I'm asking.
 * June Carter: Well, good. I hate reruns.

 * [Johnny and June are arguing.]
 * Johnny Cash: You're not talking to me, June?
 * June Carter: You're not allowed to speak to me tonight, after that stunt you pulled. The only place you're allowed to speak to me is on stage, do you understand?
 * Johnny Cash: What did I do?
 * June Carter: I don't know. Why don't you ask your big fat shadow?
 * Johnny Cash: Come on, baby.
 * June Carter: [mocking Johnny] Baby, baby, baby, baby, baby!
 * [June closes the door in Johnny's face.]

 * June Carter: [on stage with Johnny] We've got these people all revved up, John. Now c'mon, let's sing Jackson for 'em.
 * Johnny Cash: You got me all revved up. Now I've asked you forty different ways and it's time you come up with a fresh answer.
 * June Carter: Please sing.
 * Johnny Cash: I'm asking you to marry me. I love you, June. Now I know I said and done a lotta things, that I hurt you, but I promise, I'll never do that again. I only want to take care of you. I will not leave you like that dutch boy with your finger in the dam.
 * [June shakes her head.]
 * Johnny Cash: June, you're my best friend...[whispers] Marry Me...
 * June Carter: [quietly] All right.
 * Johnny Cash: Yeah?
 * [They kiss and the crowd cheers.]
 * Johnny Cash: In case y'all didn't hear that, she said yes!... She finally said yes.

 * [last lines]
 * Johnny Cash: Why don't you tell them about the flood? Tell 'em about how you made a boat out of the front door and got us all out of there. They'll like that.
 * Carlene Carter: Tell us!
 * Johnny Cash: Come on tell 'em. You got to pull the string tight.
 * Ray Cash: It was 1937; there was a flood...

 * [last title cards]
 * Title card: In 1968, "At Folsom Prison" became one of the most popular recordings of all time, outselling the Beatles.
 * Title card: That same year, John and June married and settled into the lake home in Hendersonville. Two years later, they had a son, John Carter Cash.
 * Title card: For the next 35 years, they raised their children, recorded music, toured and played the world together.
 * Title card: June passed in May 2003. Four months later, John followed.

Taglines

 * Love is a burning thing.

Major cast

 * Joaquin Phoenix — Johnny Cash
 * Reese Witherspoon — June Carter Cash
 * Ginnifer Goodwin — Vivian Cash
 * Robert Patrick — Ray Cash
 * Dallas Roberts — Sam Phillips
 * Johnny Holiday — Carl Perkins
 * Larry Bagby — Marshall Grant
 * Dan John Miller — Luther Perkins
 * Shelby Lynne — Carrie Cash
 * Tyler Hilton — Elvis Presley
 * Waylon Payne — Jerry Lee Lewis
 * Shooter Jennings — Waylon Jennings

title: Walk the Line


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~ UDScott 20:41, 19 October 2006 (UTC)

title: User talk:67.86.133.247