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Talk:Moses

Does a mention in the old testament scientifically qualify as a "sourced" quotation? 84.139.26.181 15:00, 15 July 2006 (UTC)

"As your yambag is slapping against the hairy taco a very profound quote!
 * 19:2 (KJV)"
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Judaism
This article is categorized under Category:Judaism which seems to be a theme-category. As far as I understand we have avoid to mix themes and people in one same category. Is this article an exception? Or are we better to remove that and replace with more people oriented category? Currently we seem to have no category for Jews/Jewish/Hebrews/whatever. --Aphaia 20:28, 21 September 2007 (UTC)

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Jeff Stilson

Jeff Stilson (born c. 1959) is a US comedian. He has 14 Emmy-award nominations as a comedy writer and producer for Late Show With David Letterman, TV Nation, Politically Incorrect, The Chris Rock Show, The Osbournes, and Da Ali G Show. He won Emmys for his work on The Chris Rock Show and The Osbournes. He has also appeared as a stand-up comedian on Letterman, Leno, Conan, HBO and Comedy Central.

Comedy Central Presents Jeff Stilson (2003)

 * I'm trying to wean myself off sports, it's too time consuming. I don't watch football anymore, I gave that up. I got tired of the interviews after the games, because the winning players always give credit to God, and the losers blame themselves. You know, just once I'd like to hear a player say, 'Yeah, we were in the game, until Jesus made me fumble.  He hates our team.'

 * It's actually quite difficult to stay awake while watch golf on television. It's a great sleep inducer. I think this is why the commentators in golf whisper. They don't want to wake you up.  'Looks like Tiger has about a twenty foot putt, and while he's lining it up I'll take this opportunity to sing "Rock-a-Bye baby,...".

 * I have tremendous respect for women after watching my wife give birth three times. I could never, ever raise a child to whom I gave birth. You know, because a newborn is about the size of a basketball, and if I had to expel a basketball from my body via a very restricted passageway, I would never want to see that basketball again. Not even on weekends.

 * It's very stressful becoming a parent. You know what was hard for me? Coming up with names for our children.  I panic when I have to name a new document on my computer.... I got so desperate toward the end of my wife's third pregnancy that I found myself reading the credits at the end of movies, looking for names.  Which means at some point, I'll have to explain to my little boy that he was named after the key grip on "Dude, Where's my Car?".

 * I've been married eight and a half years. I like being married, too.  I like being married for two reasons.  One, I got really tired to dating, and two, I got really tired of exercising.  I don't understand these couples who get married and continue to exercise and eat healthily.  I mean, what's the point of getting married if you can't let yourself go?  It's not as if you have to be attractive anymore; the race is over, take off the uniform.

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Iron Jawed Angels

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The result was: keep. — LrdChaos 20:19, 15 July 2006 (UTC)

Iron Jawed Angels
No quotes. Aside from its creation, the only activity on this page was to add a WP link and a tagline, which is the closest thing to a quote from the film. —LrdChaos 15:41, 23 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Vote closed.. Result: keep (six votes to keep, no dissent). —LrdChaos 20:19, 15 July 2006 (UTC)

 * Delete. —LrdChaos 15:41, 23 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Keep now that it's been turned into a valid stub with some quotes. —LrdChaos 18:09, 7 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete, unless valid quotes from the film are added. ~ UDScott 15:42, 23 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Keep, now that some quotes have been added. ~ UDScott 13:01, 9 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. Agree with UDScott. - InvisibleSun 21:08, 23 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Keep due to the addition of quotes. - InvisibleSun 18:33, 7 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. 121a0012 05:23, 24 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Keep It qualifies as notable enough to get a page here. Koweja 15:13, 25 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete . Agree with UDScott. There is apparently so little quote interest in this film at present that not even IMDb, as error-prone as it is, has a single quote. Nor are there any in the WP article. It is easy to recreate a proper article when quotes have been found, but I'm against creating film stubs as long-term placeholders, which would make it easy to overwhelm WQ with quoteless stubs from legitimate films (as this one certainly is). Better to require that article creators add the primary justification for a WQ article on their pet subject — at least one real quote. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 06:22, 26 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Keep, now that quotes have been added. (Thanks again, Robert!) I see that, since I posted, the IMDb article has gained quotes as well. (Or at least they fixed the oddity that allowed quotes to exist, but failed to show character quote links on the main page. I notice that their Osmosis Jones article also now shows character quote links.) ~ Jeff Q (talk) 19:27, 7 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Keep, I've expanded the article a bit. I'll see if I can find any more good quotes from watching the official trailers. -- Robert 17:22, 7 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Comment: Since Jaxl has added some quotes to this after the original date/time to close this vote, but before the article was deleted, I've extended the vote for one week to give everyone a chance to reconsider their votes. —LrdChaos 18:09, 7 July 2006 (UTC)

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/David Vaughan

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The result was: delete. — LrdChaos 20:19, 15 July 2006 (UTC)

David Vaughan
Non-notable person. Wikipedia has pages for two people with this name, but this doesn't appear to correspond to either. This is probably a vanity page, based on the single quote. —LrdChaos 18:45, 30 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Vote closed. Result: delete (six votes to delete, no dissent). —LrdChaos 20:19, 15 July 2006 (UTC)

 * Delete. —LrdChaos 18:45, 30 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete unless evidence of notability provided and sourced quotes added. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 22:41, 30 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. - InvisibleSun 01:34, 1 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. 121a0012 02:54, 1 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete - Koweja 20:22, 1 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ UDScott 13:02, 9 July 2006 (UTC)

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Antarctic institute of canada

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The result was: delete. — LrdChaos 20:20, 15 July 2006 (UTC)

Antarctic institute of canada
No quotes. - InvisibleSun 01:33, 1 July 2006 (UTC)

 * Vote closed. Result: delete (five explicit votes to delete, one implicit vote to delete, no dissent). —LrdChaos 20:20, 15 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. 121a0012 02:54, 1 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. This is merely a (malformatted) copy of the WP article that was also just created, apparently in an attempt to promote its existence. Consider that the WP article was created as the only edit of w:User:Aamardon, and both articles list "Austin Mardon" as the Institute's founder, complete with a personal website link. Indeed, according to his website, Mardon seems more notable (through publications) than his Institute (no sources, only 20 unique Google hits). One might nominate the WP article for deletion to see if hard data can be dug up on this organization, but I probably won't bother unless someone shows enough interest to add quotes here. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 04:45, 1 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete - If Mardon is notable enough, he should get a page, but not an affiliated institution. Koweja 20:22, 1 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. No quotes, non-notable institution. —LrdChaos 14:00, 4 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ UDScott 13:02, 9 July 2006 (UTC)

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Marshall medo

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The result was: delete. — LrdChaos 20:22, 15 July 2006 (UTC)

Marshall medo
Based on his Wikipedia article (catch it while it lasts), a cross between a vanity page and a hoax, the subject has been at the "forefront of teenage culture for the last quarter-century"- i.e, since about five or six years before he was born. Notability, dare one say, has not been demonstrated. - InvisibleSun 19:33, 1 July 2006 (UTC)

 * Vote closed. Result: delete (five explicit votes to delete, one implicit vote to delete, no dissent). —LrdChaos 20:22, 15 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete both the WQ and WP articles. Koweja 20:22, 1 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Note: 62.135.93.17, creator of the page in question, removed this Vote for Deletion (it was restored by LrdChaos). - InvisibleSun 21:41, 1 July 2006 (UTC)
 * I don't see anything in either this article's edit history or the anon user's contributions that indicate the VfD tag was removed and then replaced. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 22:55, 1 July 2006 (UTC)
 * The removal was not from the article but here on the Votes for Deletion page; he removed this nomination. - InvisibleSun 23:48, 1 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Thanks for the clarification. I've posted a warning to the anon editor about this. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 05:50, 2 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete obvious vanity article. If Marshall creates a logon (perhaps User:Marshallmedo, like he has done on Wikipedia to create his article there), I might suggest moving this article to his user page. I have also nominated his WP article for deletion. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 22:55, 1 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. 121a0012 17:44, 2 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. Posting to Yahoo! Answers and having a profile on MSN spaces (most of the first page of Google results for the name) no not make one notable. Searching on "Muhammad Ahmed Ahmed farag" (given in the article) yields no results. —LrdChaos 14:05, 4 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ UDScott 13:03, 9 July 2006 (UTC)

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User:Caswin

Batman: The Animated Series... yeah, that was me... The New Batman Adventures, literally all of Fantastic Four (1994 TV series), apart from a few links...

...and I still don't know how to nominate Justice League for splitting. Funny how that works.

Forward all of my mail to Cas Warner.

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Karol Szymanowski

Karol Maciej Szymanowski (October 6, 1882 – March 28, 1937) was the major Polish composer and pianist of the first half of the twentieth century.

Sourced

 * Four love poems to his boyfriend, Boris Kochno, fifteen years old at the time. Their pederastic affair lasted only a short while but greatly influenced the composer and his art. Poems are from the German edition of his Symposium, translated as Gastmahl; ed. Bibliothek rosa Winkel, 1993.

 * Ganymede (1919)
 * Petit garçon – Your mysterious savage glance
 * Takes off into the infinite. – Little angel
 * Whose eyes are the reflection of heavenly figures
 * And irised stars soaked in mud.
 * Your love is bought with pocket change … and your soul,
 * Radiant slave whose price I know not,
 * While your little tender body swoons –
 * Carefree and chaste, smiles.
 * Towards which unknown God flies your smile?
 * For whom the secret flame of your divine ardors?
 * The skies are mute and deathly sad ...
 * Beneath my hand I feal the beat of your little heart!
 * What are you waiting for? The mystery of love
 * Is known to you. Your wandering glance
 * Clings cold upon my eyes; by dawn's light
 * You have read their mystery – the Void!
 * You leave me. Upon your flowered lips
 * The ardor of my caresses spends itself.
 * With you goes your mystery – and oblivion,
 * You leave me alone – and in distress.
 * You leave me. Upon your flowered lips
 * The ardor of my caresses spends itself.
 * With you goes your mystery – and oblivion,
 * You leave me alone – and in distress.

 * Baedecker (1919)
 * You come to me, smiling and moist,
 * Speaking to me tender words in a tongue I know not,
 * Your country's tongue. In your limpid gaze
 * I saw the birth of distant loves.
 * Tell me – the bursting sun of your skies –
 * Does it fire the unknown ardors of your senses?
 * Searing like holy flames before the altar
 * In love's temples where hearts languish?
 * Tell me – the lukewarm Night, sly schemer,
 * Whose bosom quivers with myriad stars,
 * Does she intoxicate your pure soul with peerless caresses,
 * Keeps she the troubling secret in her veil?
 * You speak to me … The words, like from a blossoming flower,
 * Fly from your mouth towards the light of day.
 * I have understood your language – and from your pink lips
 * I draw, drunk, the poison of love.
 * Fly from your mouth towards the light of day.
 * I have understood your language – and from your pink lips
 * I draw, drunk, the poison of love.

 * No matter (1919)
 * Leave off talking … Let silence sing
 * Its stances and romances.
 * It is the holy singer of lays who follows love
 * And the nights and the days.
 * So what if our bodies are alike –
 * Towards the infinite flow
 * Our souls
 * And swoon
 * In radiant delirium
 * Of tenderness,
 * Of caress ...
 * Sweet Lord!
 * So what if they'll call us greedy!
 * Idiots
 * Are those who trail
 * Their slavish
 * Chains!
 * Shipwrecks of love, beggars for ardor
 * Who die
 * Unfulfilled
 * In pride and disdain!
 * No matter! I love you, I adore
 * Your suple body,
 * The slow caress
 * Of your quivering mouth,
 * Delirium, drunkenness,
 * Divine tenderness,
 * The giddy abandon,
 * The dream, infinity ...
 * Delirium, drunkenness,
 * Divine tenderness,
 * The giddy abandon,
 * The dream, infinity ...

 * Vagabond (1919)
 * I seek for love everywhere – ceaselessly
 * I tread uncertain paths –
 * Sinister vagabond – and my dream
 * I find in tatters and in rags.
 * No matter, my haughty soul draws there
 * A strong and proud beer.
 * What we love, we disparage.
 * O, I am in no way austere!
 * The loveliest tales of the East
 * Are bought for a handful of coins.
 * We must accept with a smile
 * The gifts bestowed by the stars.
 * But the blue fantom of love
 * Wandering through the shantytowns
 * Seems less showy by day!
 * – Yes, but the Night changes your eyes,
 * The Night is a great magician –
 * Shahrazad - the enchantress –
 * The hex of her breath
 * Will grant you rare drunkenness.
 * Fear not to join up
 * With this Gigolo who stinks of vice –
 * Divine Night will transform him
 * In Ganymede or Dionysus.
 * It is a young God who in your arms
 * Will swoon into delirium.
 * This delight is for you to sample –
 * A rare treat, that truth is ample.
 * But I, who am not proud,
 * I fear not that disappointment.
 * The morning after – a bitter smile –
 * That's all. O love, sad vagabond.
 * A rare treat, that truth is ample.
 * But I, who am not proud,
 * I fear not that disappointment.
 * The morning after – a bitter smile –
 * That's all. O love, sad vagabond.
 * That's all. O love, sad vagabond.

 * Ganymède (1919)
 * Little boy – ton regard mystérieux et sauvage
 * S'envole vers l'infini. – Petit ange
 * Dont les yeux sont les reflets de célestes images
 * Et les astres irisés trempés dans la fange.
 * Ton amour est payé de sous … et ton âme,
 * Esclave radieuse dont j'ignore le prix,
 * Tandis que ton petit corps frêle se pâme –
 * Insouciant et chaste, sourit.
 * Vers quel Dieu inconnu s'envole ton sourire?
 * Pour qui la flamme secrète de tes divines ardeurs?
 * Les cieux sont muets et tristes à mourir ...
 * Sous ma main je sens battre ton petit coeur!
 * Qu'attends-tu? Le mystère de l'amour
 * T'est connu. Ton regard errant
 * S'attache froid sur mes yeux; au petit jour
 * Tu as lu leur mystère – le Néant!
 * Tu me quittes. Sur tes lèvres fleuries
 * S'évanouit l'ardeur de mes caresses.
 * Tu emportes ton mystére – et l'oubli,
 * Tu me laisses seul – en détresse.
 * Tu me quittes. Sur tes lèvres fleuries
 * S'évanouit l'ardeur de mes caresses.
 * Tu emportes ton mystére – et l'oubli,
 * Tu me laisses seul – en détresse.

 * Baedecker (1919)
 * Tu viens vers moi, souriant et humide,
 * Me disant des mots tendres dans une langue que j'ignore,
 * La langue de ton pays. Dans ton regard limpide
 * Je vis naître le reflet de lointains amours.
 * Dis moi – le soleil éclatant de tes cieux –
 * Engendre-t-il dans le sens des inconnues ardeurs?
 * Brûlantes comme les flammes saintes devant l'autel
 * Dans les temples de l'amour où languissent les coeurs?
 * Dis-moi – la Nuit tiède, perfide enchanteresse,
 * Dont le sein frémit de myriades d'étoiles,
 * Enivre-t-elle ton âme pure d'incomparables caresses,
 * En garde-t-elle le secret troublant dans son voile?
 * Tu me parles … Les mots, comme d'une fleur éclose,
 * De ta bouche s'envolent vers la lueur du jour.
 * J'ai compris ton langage – et dans tes lèvres roses
 * Je puise, enivré, le poison d'amour.
 * De ta bouche s'envolent vers la lueur du jour.
 * J'ai compris ton langage – et dans tes lèvres roses
 * Je puise, enivré, le poison d'amour.

 * N'importe (1919)
 * Ne parle plus … Laisse chanter le silence,
 * Ses stances et ses romances.
 * C'est le divin chanteur qui accompagne l'amour
 * La nuit et le jour.
 * Qu'importe que nos corps sont egaux –
 * Vers l'infini rament
 * Nos âmes
 * Et se pâment
 * Dans un délire radieux
 * De tendresses,
 * De caresses ...
 * Bon Dieux!
 * Qu'importe qu'on va nous juger cupides!
 * Stupides
 * Sont ceux qui traînent
 * Les chaînes
 * D'esclaves!
 * Epaves d'amour, mendiants d'ardeurs
 * Qui meurent
 * Inassouvis
 * Dans l'orgueuil et le mépris!
 * N'importe! Je t'aime, j'adore
 * Ton souple corps,
 * La caresse lente
 * De ta bouche frémissante,
 * Le delire, l'ivresse,
 * La divine tendresse,
 * Le vertige, l'oubli,
 * Le rêve, l'infini ...
 * Le delire, l'ivresse,
 * La divine tendresse,
 * Le vertige, l'oubli,
 * Le rêve, l'infini ...

 * Vagabond (1919)
 * Je cherche l'amour partout – et sans trêve
 * Je parcours les lieux équivoques –
 * Sinistre vagabond – et mon rêve
 * Je le trouve en guenilles et en loques.
 * N'importe, mon âme hautaine y puise
 * Une ivresse intense et fière.
 * Ce qu'on aime, on le méprise.
 * Ô, je ne suis point austère!
 * Les plus beaux contes de l'Orient
 * On les a pour ces quelques piastres.
 * Faut accepter en souriant
 * Les dons dont nous comblent les astres.
 * Mais le fantôme bleu de l'amour
 * Se baladant dans la banlieue
 * Paraît moins beau le jour!
 * – Oui, mais la Nuit te change les yeux,
 * La Nuit c'est la grande magicienne –
 * Schéhérazade - enchantresse –
 * La sorcellerie de son haleine
 * Va te combler de rares ivresses.
 * Ne crains point d'aborder
 * Ce Gigolo qui pue le vice –
 * La Nuit divine va le changer
 * En Ganymède ou en Dionys.
 * C'est un jeune Dieu qui dans tes bras
 * Va se pâmer dans le délire.
 * Cette volupté tu l'éprouveras –
 * Elle est bien rare, cela va sans dire.
 * Or, moi qui ne suis pas fier,
 * Je ne crains point la déception.
 * Le lendemain – un sourire amer –
 * C'est tout. O amour, triste vagabond.
 * Cette volupté tu l'éprouveras –
 * Elle est bien rare, cela va sans dire.
 * Or, moi qui ne suis pas fier,
 * Je ne crains point la déception.
 * Le lendemain – un sourire amer –
 * C'est tout. O amour, triste vagabond.
 * C'est tout. O amour, triste vagabond.

title: Karol Szymanowski


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Snakes on a Plane

Snakes on a Plane is a 2006 film about snakes attacking passengers on a plane.
 * Directed by David R. Ellis. Written by John Heffernan, David Dalessandro, and Sebastian Gutierrez. Starring Samuel L. Jackson.

Sit Back. Relax. Enjoy the fright. Tagline

Neville Flynn

 * Enough is ENOUGH! I have had it with these motherfuckin' snakes on this motherfuckin' plane! Everybody strap in! [extracts his gun] I'm about to open some fuckin' windows.

Dialogue

 * Sean: So, how long you been working with him?
 * Neville: Five years, one blown marriage each. He's the toughest son of a bitch I've ever met.

 * Neville: We need weapons. Do you have any silverware or cutlery?
 * Claire: We don't have any silverware. All we have are these--
 * Neville: Sporks?

 * Sean: Have you heard of Eddie Kim?
 * Tiffany: Who hasn't? Oh! One time I saw on of those cheesy police show remakes where he killed a guy who was a witness against him by cutting out his eyes and feeding them to wild pigs. What have you got to do with him?
 * Sean: I'm a witness for the prosecution.
 * Tiffany: Oh. That's hot!

 * Claire: I'm gonna miss these night flights.
 * Grace: I like the passengers so much better when they're unconscious.

 * [Grace hears a couple being killed in the bathroom but thinks they are having sex.]
 * Grace: Mile High Club. Those were the days.
 * [The screaming gets louder]
 * Grace: [smiling] Wow, this guy is good.
 * [Abruptly, the screaming stops]
 * Grace: Well, maybe not that good.

 * Neville: What was the first thing I said?
 * Sean: Things have changed! The plane is full of snake--God, "Do as I say and you live!"

 * Steven Price: Snakes don't attack, unless they're provoked. Something up there's making them go crazy, possibly some kind of drug.

 * Neville: Well, that's good news: snakes on crack.

 * Sean: It's getting hot in here.
 * Neville: I'm from Tennessee, I hadn't noticed.

 * Claire: I went through a pyromaniac phase when I was younger.
 * Neville: You too, huh?

 * [Sean reveals to the other passengers that the snakes are on the plane because he was going to testify against Eddie Kim.]
 * Paul: Jesus Christ. We're all dead!
 * Neville: Not me.

 * Troy: It's not a video-game. It's a flight simulator.
 * Neville: Is that PlayStation or Xbox?

 * Neville: Brakes, Troy! Put your ass into it!
 * Troy: Uh, this part ain't in the game!
 * Neville: Is crashing part of the game, huh?!
 * Troy: I don't know, man! I usually just hit 'reset' and start the level over!
 * [Neville sees that they are about to collide with a building.]
 * Neville: Oh shit, left! Left! Turn this big motherfucker left, Troy!

 * Sean: What was the first thing you ever said to me?
 * Neville: What the fuck does that have to do with anything?

Cast

 * Samuel L. Jackson — Neville Flynn
 * Julianna Margulies — Claire Miller
 * Nathan Phillips — Sean Jones
 * Rachel Blanchard — Mercedes Harbont
 * Mark Houghton — John Sanders
 * Byron Lawson — Eddie Kim
 * Sunny Mabrey — Tiffany
 * Todd Louiso — Price
 * Kenan Thompson — Troy
 * James Hibbert — Tim
 * Bruce James — Ken
 * David Koechner — Rick
 * Bobby Cannavale — Hank Harris

title: Snakes on a Plane


text:
The Chronicles of Riddick

The Chronicles of Riddick is a 2004 American science fiction / fantasy / thriller film in which wanted criminal Richard Bruno Riddick arrives on a planet called Helion Prime and finds himself up against an invading empire called the Necromongers, an army that plans to convert or kill all humans in the universe.
 * Directed and written by David Twohy.

All the power in the universe can't change destiny.

Riddick

 * Did you know you grind your teeth in your sleep... sexy.
 * Look, I'm not with everyone here. But I will take a piece of him.
 * Well, lesson learned. No such word as "friend." It can only end badly when you let someone get too close. Bad for them.
 * I showed trust to one man. Did I make a mistake, Imam?
 * Maybe you should pretend like you're talkin' to someone educated in the penal system. In fact, don't pretend.
 * It's been a long time since I smelled beautiful.
 * You made three mistakes. First, you took the job. Second, you came light – a four-man crew for me? Fuckin' insulting. But the worst mistake you made … Empty gun rack.
 * Don't know about this new crew of yours. They seem a bit skittish. Probably shouldn't tell them what happened to the last crew. [Toombs' mercs exchange nervous glances]
 * I'll kill you with my teacup.
 * You don't expect these mercs to have any code, any honor.
 * I bow to no man.
 * You're not afraid of the dark, are you? The light … hurts my eyes.
 * So now it's back to all the brightness, and everything I hate.
 * There's gonna be one speed: mine. If you can't keep up, don't step up. You'll just die.
 * I'm sure God has his tricks, but getting out of places no one else can, that's one of mine.
 * [Last lines of the movie, whispered] You keep what you kill.

Toombs

 * Couple of things you could've done better. First, trash the locator beacon inside my ship, the one you jacked. And second, and this is really the more important part, dust my dick when you get the chance.
 * You're supposed to be some slick-shit killer. Now, look at you, all back of the bus and shit.
 * [Speaking of Crematoria] If I owned this place and Hell, I'd rent this place out, and live in Hell.
 * [Laughing, after Riddick, while in captivity, kills one of his five-man mercenary team] Four way split!
 * I think you're my new gunner. Grab a gat.

The Guv

 * There are inmates and there are convicts. A convict has a certain code. And he knows to show a certain respect. An inmate, on the other hand, pulls the pin on his fellow man. Does the guard's work for them. Brings shame to the game. So, which are you gonna be?
 * I've been here for years. [shows his wedding ring] See this? I remember how gorgeous she was. Well, gorgeous in a certain light. And now, for the goddamn death of me, I cannot remember her name.
 * [As hunting hounds are released] Whatever you do, don't make eye contact.
 * Ellen. Her name was Ellen. I never really forgot.

The Lord Marshal

 * Been a long time since I've seen my own blood. Perhaps too long.
 * In our faith, you keep what you kill.
 * Consider this: if you fall here, now, you will never rise. But if you choose another way, the Necromonger way, you will die in due time, and rise again in the Underverse.
 * [After ripping a man's soul out] Join him, or join me.
 * Convert now, or fall forever!
 * Let's go replenish the ranks.
 * Then I'll take your soul …
 * Get my armada off the ground!
 * [To prisoners being forced to convert] Look around you. Every Necromonger in this hall, every member of the Legion Vast that swept aside your defenses in one night, was once like you. Fought as feebly as you. Every Necromonger that lives today is a convert.

Imam Abu al-Walid

 * [About to be executed by Irgun] There will be an after life for me. Will there be for you?
 * Whatever was said was meant to give us a chance – a fighting chance!
 * [Watching a comet pass by the planet] It is said, the comet always precedes them, these world enders. The Corsack planets are gone. Eight million settlers missing. The entire Aroran system is gone too. Helion Prime shares its sunlight with all worlds nearby. If we fall, they fall, and after that ... my God, how do I save my family?
 * Will you wait one minute, to save worlds?

The Purifier

 * We all began as something else.
 * In this Verse, life is antagonistic to the natural state. Here humans in all their various races are a spontaneous outbreak. An unguided mistake. Our purpose is to correct that mistake … because there is another Verse. A Verse where life is welcomed and cherished. A ravishing ever-new place called Underverse … but the road to that Verse crosses over the threshold. So it is this Verse that must be cleansed of life, so the Underverse can populate and prosper.
 * It was hard for me to accept too, when I first heard these words! I let them take away my pain!
 * [To Riddick] I was supposed to deliver a message to you … if Vaako failed to kill you. A message from the Lord Marshal himself. He tells you to stay away from Helion, stay away from him, and in return, you'll be hunted no more. But Vaako will most likely report you as dead. So this is your chance. Your chance to do what no man has ever done.
 * The Necromonger in me warns you to stay away. But the Furyan in me … hopes you won't listen.

Other

 * Aereon: In normal times, evil would be fought with good. But in times like these, well, it should be fought by another kind of evil.
 * Aereon: There are very few people who have met with a Necromonger and lived to speak of it. So when I choose to speak of it, you should choose to listen.
 * Aereon: Furians – defiant to the end.
 * Flight Commander: [necromongers begin their invasion] Flight leaders, get all squads off the ground now! We've got heavy inbound!
 * Kyra: [after Riddick has killed a convict with his tea cup] Death by tea-cup. Why didn't I think of that?
 * Kyra: [after Riddick asks her if she's with him] I am always with you...
 * Man: [whispering, talking about Necromonger statues] So tall it touches the clouds … and there's nothing around this colossus, nothing left. It's their calling card.
 * Mercenary: Hey. How does he know where we're goin' and we don't?
 * Mercenary: In and out, unsuspected and undetected. Damn, I love a good smash and grab!

Dialogue

 * Riddick: [cradles a mortally wounded Kyra who saved his life] Are you with me Kyra?
 * Kyra: I was always with you. I was. [dies, Riddick breaks down crying]

 * Toombs: Riddick.
 * [Riddick gestures to follow him]
 * Mercenary: I don't know Toombs seems kind of tight.
 * Toombs: Not from where I'm sitting, this is the biggest payday ever, so put on a fresh pair of panties, and let's get this right.
 * [Toombs follows Riddick]

 * Riddick: Last question, and you better get this right, merc. Whose ship is this?
 * Toombs: Mine?
 * [Scene shows Toombs falling to the ground after (presumably) being thrown out of the ship]

 * Imam: Have you heard anything I've said?
 * Riddick: You said it's all circling the drain, the whole universe. Right?
 * Imam: That's right.
 * Riddick: Had to end sometime.

 * Man: Have you met any others?
 * Aereon: Others like yourself?
 * Riddick: Sister, they don't know what to do with just one of me.
 * Aereon: Spoken like a true Furyan.

 * Imam: Will you wait one minute to save worlds?
 * Riddick: Not my fight.

 * Lord Vaako: This is your one chance. Take the Lord Marshal's offer and bow.
 * Riddick: I bow to no man.
 * Lord Vaako: He's not a man. He's the Holy Half-Dead who has seen the Underverse and returned with powers you can't imagine.
 * Riddick: Look. I'm not with everyone here. But I will take a piece of him. [points to Irgun]
 * Lord Vaako: A piece you will have.
 * [In the ensuing fight, Riddick easily kills Irgun]
 * Lord Marshall: Stop him! [approaches Riddick] Irgun. One of my best.
 * Riddick: If you say so.
 * Lord Marshall: What do you think of this blade?
 * [Lord Marshall hands Riddick the blade that Riddick used to kill Irgun, Riddick skillfully spins the knife around]
 * Riddick: I think it's a half-gram heavy on the back end.

 * Toombs: Any questions?
 * Riddick: Yeah. What took you so long?

 * Lord Marshal: [after seeing a recording of Riddick killing a Lensor] Commander Toal.
 * Toal: [growls] He won't escape twice.

 * Man: Is there a name for this private little world of yours, huh? What happens there when we don't just run away? You'll kill us … with a soup cup?
 * Riddick: Tea, actually.
 * Man: What's that?
 * Riddick: I'll kill you with my tea cup.
 * [The man laughs, Riddick smashes the cup onto a nearby rock and shoves the jagged end of the cup through the man's chest]

 * Riddick: Kyra?
 * Kyra: What?
 * Riddick: Get that ass moving!

 * Riddick: You remember that favorite game of yours?
 * Kyra: "Who's the Better Killer"?
 * Riddick: Let's play.

 * Toombs: You know the problem with these joints now? Health clubs for waffle eatin’ pussies. Maybe we should think about upping the game here a little bit. Think about someplace truly diabolical.
 * Merc: What the hell’s he thinkin’ now?
 * Riddick: He’s thinking a triple max prison, a no daylight slam. Only three of them left in this system. Two of them out of range for a shitty little cutter like this one with no legs. Which leaves just one. Crematoria. That is what you had in mind, right, Toombs?

Cast

 * Vin Diesel - Richard B. Riddick
 * Colm Feore - the Lord Marshal
 * Keith David - Abu "Imam" al-Walid
 * Alexa Davalos - Jack / Kyra
 * Karl Urban - Commander Vaako
 * Thandie Newton - Dame Vaako
 * Judi Dench - Aereon
 * Nick Chinlund - Toombs
 * Linus Roache - The Purifier
 * Yorick van Wageningen - The Guv
 * Kim Hawthorne - Lajjun
 * Christina Cox - Eve Logan
 * Alexis Llewellyn - Ziza

title: The Chronicles of Riddick


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Shoeless Joe Jackson

Joseph Jefferson Jackson (16 July 1888 – 5 December 1951) was a left fielder in Major League Baseball who played for the Philadelphia Athletics, Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox. One of the greatest hitters of his era, he was one of eight players banished for life from professional baseball for his alleged participation in the Black Sox scandal; known primarily by his nickname "Shoeless Joe" Jackson.

Quotes

 * I asked to be suspended before the world series of 1919. I didn't want to play after I heard what was going on. But I had to play, and I did play. Look at the records I made in that series. Look at 's, too, and you don't need any more proof that we played.
 * As quoted in "Twelve Years After White Sox Scandal, 'Shoeless Joe' Jackson, Savannah Pants Presser, Takes Time For Reminiscence" by William Braugher (NEA Sports Editor), The China Press (April 13, 1932)

 * You know, yourself—. The only way you could hit him was to poke the ball. I used to wait for his curve. Used to kid him by standing up straight with the bat leaning against my hip.
 * When asked to name the best pitcher he ever faced; as quoted in "Twelve Years After White Sox Scandal..."

 * Old Joe remembers "a spraddle-legged hitter who looked good" whom Joe taught to change his tactics to pivot hitting. "He's the only fellow I ever tried to convert to the style who jumped onto the ideas in a minute. He was a young fellow named Babe Ruth who wanted to learn."
 * As paraphrased and quoted in "Joe Jackson Fondles Warclub, Wonders What Might Have Been," Boston Globe (May 5, 1932)

This is the Truth! (1949)

 * Jackson's reminiscences as told to Furman Bisher, sportswriter for the Atlanta Journal Constitution, in SPORT magazine (October 1949)

 * If I had been the kind of fellow who brooded when things went wrong, I probably would have gone out of my mind when Judge Landis ruled me out of baseball. I would have lived in regret. I would have been bitter and resentful because I felt I had been wronged. But I haven't been resentful at all. I thought when my trial was over that Judge Landis might have restored me to good standing. But he never did. And until he died I had never gone before him, sent a representative before him, or placed before him any written matter pleading my case. I gave baseball my best and if the game didn't care enough to see me get a square deal, then I wouldn't go out of my way to get back in it. Baseball failed to keep faith with me. When I got notice of my suspension three days before the 1920 season ended — it came on a rained-out day — it read that if found innocent of any wrongdoing, I would be reinstated. If found guilty, I would be banned for life. I was found innocent, and I was still banned for life.

 * I went out and played my heart out against Cincinnati. I set a record that stills stands for the most hits in a Series, though it has been tied, I think. I made 13 hits, but after all the trouble came out they took one away from me. Maurice Rath went over in the hole and knocked down a hot grounder, but he couldn't make a throw on it. They scored it a hit then, but changed it later. I led both teams in hitting with .375. I hit the only home run of the Series, off Hod Eller in the last game. I came all the way home from first on a single and scored the winning run in that 5-4 game. I handled 30 balls in the outfield and never made an error or allowed a man to take an extra base.

 * I was responsible only for Joe Jackson. I positively can't say that I recall anything out of the way in the Series. I mean, anything that might have turned the tide. There was just one thing that doesn't seem quite right, now that I think back over it. Cicotte seemed to let up on a pitch to Pat Duncan, and Pat hit it over my head. Duncan didn't have enough power to hit the ball that far, particularly if Cicotte had been bearing down. Williams was a great control pitcher and they made a lot of fuss over him walking a few men. Swede Risberg missed the bag on a double-play ball at second and they made a lot out of that. But those are things that might happen to anybody. You just can't say out and out that that was shady baseball.

 * I guess the biggest joke of all was that story that got out about "Say it ain't so, Joe." Charley Owens of the Chicago Daily News was responsible for that, but there wasn't a bit of truth in it. It was supposed to have happened the day I was arrested in September of 1920, when I came out of the courtroom. There weren't any words passed between anybody except me and a deputy sheriff. When I came out of the building this deputy asked me where I was going, and I told him to the Southside. He asked me for a ride and we got in the car together and left. There was a big crowd hanging around the front of the building, but nobody else said anything to me. It just didn't happen, that's all. Charley Owens just made up a good story and wrote it. Oh, I would have said it ain't so, all right, just like I'm saying it now.

 * I have read now and then that I am one of the most tragic figures in baseball. Well, maybe that's the way some people look at it, but I don't quite see it that way myself. I guess one of the reasons I never fought my suspension any harder than I did was that I thought I had spent a pretty full life in the big leagues. I was 32 years old at the time, and I had been in the majors 13 years; I had a life time batting average of .356; I held the all-time throwing record for distance; and I had made pretty good salaries for those days. There wasn't much left for me in the big leagues.

 * All the big sportswriters seemed to enjoy writing about me as an ignorant cotton-mill boy with nothing but lint where my brains ought to be. That was all right with me. I was able to fool a lot of pitchers and managers and club owners I wouldn't have been able to fool if they'd thought I was smarter.

 * I guess right here is a good place for me to get the record straight on how I got to be "Shoeless Joe." I've read and heard every kind of yarn imaginable about how I got the name, but this is how it really happened: When I was with Greenville back in 1908, we only had 12 men on the roster. I was first off a pitcher, but when I wasn't pitching I played the outfield. I played in a new pair of shoes one day and they wore big blisters on my feet. The next day we came up short of players, a couple of men hurt and one missing. Tommy Stouch — he was a sportswriter in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the last I heard of him — was the manager, and he told me I'd just have to play, blisters or not. I tried it with my old shoes on and just couldn't make it. He told me I'd have to play anyway, so I threw away the shoes and went to the outfield in my stockinged feet. I hadn't put out much until along about the seventh inning I hit a long triple and I turned it on. That was in Anderson, and the bleachers were close to the baselines there. As I pulled into third, some big guy stood up and hollered: "You shoeless sonofagun, you!"  They picked it up and started calling me Shoeless Joe all around the league, and it stuck. I never played the outfield barefoot, and that was the only day I ever played in my stockinged feet, but it stuck with me.

 * Charley Somers, who owned the Indians, was the most generous club owner I have ever seen... The first year I came up to Cleveland, in 1910, I led the league unofficially in hitting. When I went to talk contract with him for 1911, I told him I wanted $10,000. He wasn't figuring on giving me more than $6,000, and he wouldn't listen to me.  "I'll make a deal with you," I told him. "If I hit .400 you give me $10,000. If I don't, you don't give me a cent."  It was a deal, I signed the contract, and I hit .408. But I still didn't win the American League batting title. That was the year Ty Cobb hit .420. I was hitting .420 about three weeks before the season was over and Mr. Somers called me in to pay off, told me I could sit it out the rest of the season. I told him to wait until the season was ended and I wasn't quitting. I wrote my own contract the rest of the time I was in Cleveland.

 * They say I was the greatest natural hitter of all time. Well that's saying a lot with hitters like Wagner, Cobb, Speaker and Ruth around. I had good eyes and I guess that was the reason I hit as well as I did. I still don't use glasses today.

 * I have been pretty lucky since I left the big leagues. No man who has done the things they accuse me of doing could have been as successful. Everything I touched seemed to turn to money, and I've made my share down through the years. I've been blessed with a good banker, too — my wife. Handing the money to her was just like putting it in the bank. We were married in 1908 when I was just 19 and she was 15, and she has stood by me through everything. We never had any children of our own, but we raised one of my brother's boys from babyhood.

 * I repeat what I said when I started out — that I have no axe to grind, that I'm not asking anybody for anything. It's all water over the dam as far as I am concerned. I can say that my conscience is clear and that I'll stand on my record in that World Series. I'm not what you call a good Christian, but I believe in the Good Book, particularly where it says "what you sow, so shall you reap." I have asked the Lord for guidance before, and I am sure He gave it to me. I'm willing to let the Lord be my judge.

Quotes about Jackson

 * Joe's swing was purely natural, he was the perfect hitter. He batted against spitballs, shineballs, emeryballs and all the other trick deliveries. … I can still see those line drives whistling to the far precincts. Joe Jackson hit the ball harder than any man ever to play baseball.
 * Ty Cobb, as quoted in Shoeless Joe and Ragtime Baseball (2008) by Harvey Frommer, p. 72

 * With Kerr, Joe Jackson shared Chicago's highest honors. The big southerner proved that he is as good a player under the strain of the big series as he is during the season. He hit when hits meant runs; he led his club at bat; and he delivered the only circuit smash of the series.
 * Henry L. Farrell (United Press, uncredited), "Red Twirlers Decide World's Ball Honors; Jackson Hitting Hero of Sox," Binghamton Press (October 10, 1919); reprinted in part by UPI under Farrell's byline.

 * In two years, he had risen from a poor millhand to the rank of a player in the major leagues. The ignorant mill boy had become the hero of millions. Out on the hot prairies, teams of "Joe Jacksons" battled desperately with the "Ty Cobbs". There came a day when a crook spread money before this ignorant idol and he fell. For a few dollars, which perhaps seemed like a fortune to him, he sold his honor...
 * Hugh Fullerton for New York Evening World (30 September 1920), as quoted in, The Faith of Fifty Million : Baseball, Religion, and American Culture (2002) by Christopher Hodge Evans and William R. Herzog ISBN 0664223052 ), p. 100

 * Jackson's fall from grace is one of the real tragedies of baseball. I always thought he was more sinned against than sinning.
 * Connie Mack, as quoted in Joe Jackson : A Biography (2004) by Kelly Boyer Sagert, p. 145

 * I decided to pick out the greatest hitter to watch and study, and Jackson was good enough for me.
 * Babe Ruth, as quoted in Say It Ain't So, Joe! : The True Story of Shoeless Joe Jackson (1999) by Donald Gropman

 * I copied Jackson's style because I thought he was the greatest hitter I had ever seen, the greatest natural hitter I ever saw. He's the guy who made me a hitter.
 * Babe Ruth, as quoted in Joe Jackson: A Biography (2004) by Kelly Boyer Sagert

 * Everything he hit was really blessed. He could break bones with his shots. Blindfold me and I could still tell you when Joe hit the ball. It had a special crack.
 * Ernie Shore, as quoted in Baseball America (2001) by Donald Honig, p. 107

 * Jackson was not only a natural hitter, but he had a set style, a grooved swing. I can't ever remember him being in a batting slump. His swing was so perfect that there was little chance of it getting disorganized. He was the greatest natural hitter who ever lived.
 * Tris Speaker, as quoted in Shoeless Joe and Ragtime Baseball (2008) by Harvey Frommer, p. 74

 * Say it ain't so, Joe! Say it ain't so!
 * Famous apocryphal comment of a young fan after the Black Sox scandal in an anecdote, said to have been made up by Charley Owens of the Chicago Daily News.

 * If you build it, he will come.
 * "The Voice" in Field of Dreams (1989)

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Howard Scott

Howard Scott (1 April 1890 – 1 January 1970) was an American engineer and founder of the. He formed the and.

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 * We owe nothing in our origins from Adam Smith, Ricardo, Pareto, Proudhon, Bakunin, Karl Marx, Lenin, or any of the rest of the political philosophies. We do owe a debt to J. Willard Gibbs, Nikola Tesla, Steinmetz, Mac and John Rusk, and a thousand other American chemists, engineers, scientists, and technologists.
 * Howard Scott interviewed at Radio station KYW, Cleveland Interview with Howard Scott, 19 November 1964. Transcript online at technocracyincorporated.org, 2006.

History and Purpose of Technocracy, 1965
Howard Scott, "History and Purpose of Technocracy" in Northwest Technocrat (July 1965)
 * A number of engineers became so-called disciples of Frederick W. Taylor, even though he had passed on to his reward in 1915. A considerable number of engineers took up the so-called scientific management of Frederick Taylor and further embroidered it and publicized themselves as efficiency engineers and management consultants. Henry L. Gantt had been Taylor's assistant at the Midvale Steel and the Bethlehem Steel Company. Gant,, Leffingwell, Emerson, H. K. Hathaway, , and  were among the many prominent advocates of Taylor's efficiency system with some variations.
 * Gant, Barth and others tried to start an organization, ' 'The New Machine." ' 'The New Machine" never got off the ground; all of them wrote articles and delivered papers in the engineering societies and management conferences. But their chief purpose was in creating a national image so they could sell their services to large-scale private enterprise as scientific managers and efficiency engineers who would be able to install the system that could extract more productivity from the American worker.
 * p. 7

 * We never had any use for Taylor or any of the efficiency or scientific management crowd. They never realized that human toil was the last thing in the world you had to be efficient about; the only way to be really efficient is to eliminate it entirely, and this would have been heresy to any of the Taylor, Gant, Barth, Cook efficiency crowd.
 * It is sad to contemplate that men of the technical ability of the names mentioned in this paragraph were so lame in their thinking and social outlook that they missed the boat so completely. Who in hell wants to be efficient with a shovel, and what sense would there be even if you succeeded? They should have had their heads opened with a shovel; it might have been more effective.
 * p. 7-8

 * The technological concepts of Technocracy are completely beyond any of the political and social philosophies, from Adam Smith, Ricardo, Proudhon, Bakunin, Karl Marx, Lenin and various other promulgators of rightist and leftist political philosophies.
 * p. 23

Quotes about Howard Scott

 * Technocracy originated in the winter of 1918-19 when Howard Scott formed a group of scientists, engineers, and economists that became known as the Technical Alliance--a research organization. Howard Scott was chief engineer of this group. The Alliance lasted about fourteen years. Its membership embraced many of America's top scientists and engineers, including such personalities as: Frederick Ackerman, architect;, statistician; Thorstein Veblen, economist; L. K. Comstock, electrical engineer, and Charles Steinmetz. It conducted what became known as the famous 'Energy Survey of North America.' Out of the survey, and under the guiding genius of Howard Scott, there emerged a completely new way of looking at life and human affairs. The social assets and liabilities (in a physical sense) of North America were laid bare for the first time. The social trends and tendencies were analyzed scientifically and for the first time in history a continental area (North America) had a glimpse of its future, or at least of the broad alternatives.
 * Technocrat (1976), Nr. 257-271

 * The technocrats made a believable case for a kind of technological utopia, but their asking price was too high. The idea of political democracy still represented a stronger ideal than technological elitism. In the end, critics believed that the socially desirable goals that technology made possible could be achieved without the sacrifice of existing institutions and values and without incurring the apocalypse that technocracy predicted.
 * William E. Aikin (1977). Technocracy and the American Dream: The Technocracy Movement 1900-1941, University of California Press, p. 150.

 * Technocracy's heyday lasted only from June 16, 1932, when the New York Times became the first influential press organ to report its activities, until January 13, 1933, when Scott, attempting to silence his critics, delivered what some critics called a confusing, and uninspiring address on a well-publicized nationwide radio hookup.
 * Howard P. Segal (2005). Technological Utopianism in American Culture, Syracuse University Press, p. 123.

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