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Ice Princess is a 2005 Disney live action film, directed by Tim Fywell.

Dialogue

 * Gen: (tries to talk to Casey before class) Casey! (as she walks away) I'm in good shape! I can keep up with you!
 * Casey: Go away!
 * Gen: Casey, I didn't know!
 * Casey: (storms off upset) Right!
 * Tina: (catches Gen blowing off skating to go to school) Where have you been? You are aware you had practice half an hour ago!
 * Gen: (turns around from her locker) Yes, I'm aware!
 * Tina: And?
 * Gen: And I'm done!
 * Tina: Done?! (walks toward Gen)
 * Gen: I'm quitting!
 * Tina: You've got to be kidding. That's ridiculous!
 * Gen: No; I was ridiculous for putting myself through this for so long! We both know I don't have the talent!
 * Tina: Gen, perseverance is nine-tenths of mastering any sport.
 * Gen: Do you know what I want? No, you don't know what I want! Because you never cared!
 * Tina: (to onlooking crowd) If you have any sense of self-preservation, you'll scatter. (to Gen) I'm listening!
 * Gen: I want to stop missing school! I like school! And you know what? It's stupid! And the band will probably be horrible, but you know what I want? I want to go to the homecoming dance! And I want to go with Brian! And I want to stop feeling like an idiot for flunking math because I don't have the time to learn it! And I want–!
 * Tina: (shouts) All right! (says softly) All right. I can see that maybe we've overdone it!
 * Gen: Overdone it? Just a little! Casey's skates, Mom?
 * Tina: We'll continue this discussion at home!
 * Gen: (slumps down the wall, crying. Then Casey offers her hand to help her up) You heard the whole thing?
 * Casey: Yeah! Are you okay?
 * Gen: (nods her head) It's your slot, Case! If I drop out you're next! You're going to sectionals!
 * Casey: No. Thanks, but tomorrow's my Harvard interview! That's my slot! That's what I should be doing.
 * Gen: Are you sure about that?

 * [Casey chooses skating over Harvard.]
 * Joan: You can't do this, Case. You're giving up your dream.
 * Casey: No, Mom. I'm giving up your dream. I'm going after mine.

 * Casey: I want you to coach me for sectionals.
 * Tina: Why on Earth would I do that?
 * Casey: Because you don't have a skater and I don't have a coach. We're a perfect match.

 * Casey: What's wrong with wanting to feel strong and graceful and beautiful for once in my life?

 * [After filming and witnessing Casey landing a double lutz, and Casey was shocked that she landed a double jump.]
 * Ann: When you sign with Nike, remember I wear size six-and-a-half.

 * [Before Casey's long program]
 * Tina: Put these in. (Hands her earplugs)
 * Casey: Why?
 * Tina: Believe me, you don't want to know. If they fall, you'll get cocky. If they bring the crowd to its feet, you'll feel pressured. No one else exists. Go into the bubble.

 * Gen: You can eat what you want!
 * Tiffany: Like bread! Buckets and buckets of bread!
 * Nikki: Oh boo-hoo! Who cares? Who cares about all that stuff? Don't you just want to skate all the time?
 * Gen: No.
 * Tiffany: No.
 * Nikki: What's the matter with you, people? Are you insane? The Jumping Shrimp is a skating machine!
 * Casey: "The Jumping Shrimp"?
 * Nikki: My mom copyrighted it. See ya!
 * Gen: Scary!
 * Tiffany: We must learn from her.

 * Casey: He says it's my calling!
 * Anne: QED!
 * Casey: How is this Quite Easily Demonstrated? I mean you're just as good at physics as I am!
 * Anne: Not even close! I crank you glide! Event horizon!(Sees a cute guy) One day that guy is going to wake up and realise he needs a math tutor! And that tutor will be me!

 * Gen: Are you a science geek, too?
 * Anne: Math geek!
 * Gen: Really? If I pass math then maybe I can get into college! Do you tutor?
 * Anne: Know any cute guys?

 * Nikki: I was this close! (shows with her fingers) This close to losing! Where did all of those triples come from?
 * Mom: Sweetie...
 * Nikki: Don't you know what's going to happen? After six months with Tina?!
 * Mom: What?
 * Nikki: She's gonna whip my butt!

 * Casey: Are you happy about my feet?!
 * Tina: What? I'm sorry, Casey, but your old skates were a mess.
 * Gen: You bought her new skates?!
 * Casey: Oh, please! Like you didn't know!
 * Gen: Casey, I didn't!
 * Casey: How can you lie to my face?! You're just as bad as she is!
 * Teddy: Hey, ease up, Casey!
 * Casey: Oh! Just defend her, like you weren't part of it!
 * Teddy: How can you think that?
 * Casey: Because it's true! Y-you set me up! All of you! What kind of people are you?!

 * Casey's Mom: (to Casey) Honey, get in the car. Just get in the car. (to Tina) How dare you!
 * Tina: Just hang on, kids.
 * Casey's Mom: You think you can just waltz away after injuring my daughter?!
 * Tina: It's Joan, right?
 * Casey's Mom: Pulling her away from her studies behind my back?!
 * Tina: Nobody pulled her!
 * Casey's Mom: Filling her head with some kind of fantasy that she can skate and then sabotaging every chance she had?!
 * Tina: I did you both a favor. You didn't want this for Casey and you're right. She's not cut out for it. Is she gifted? I'll give her that. But Casey will never fight for it. She's too polite to do what you have to, which is to push past everyone and everything and just take it.
 * Casey's Mom: So that's the example you set for your daughter. To lie and to sneak around and to cheat!
 * Tina: I made my daughter strong, and you made Casey at home in a lecture hall. And she's going to do very well there. So you see? We agree.
 * Casey's Mom: My daughter is brilliant. She will succeed at whatever she does. But she will do it the right way, despite people like you trying to convince her otherwise.

Cast

 * Michelle Trachtenberg as Casey Carlyle
 * Amy Stewart as Ann
 * Joan Cusack as Joan Carlyle
 * Kim Cattrall as Tina Harwood
 * Hayden Panettiere as Gennifer "Gen" Harwood
 * Trevor Blumas as Teddy Harwood
 * Kirsten Olson as Nikki Fletcher
 * Jocelyn Lai as Tiffany Lai
 * Connie Ray as Mrs. Fletcher
 * Paul Sun-Hyung Lee as Mr. Lai
 * Juliana Cannarozzo as Zoe Bloch
 * Kristina Whitcomb as Ms. Fisher Le
 * Signe Ronka as Emma Flanders
 * Thanh Nguyen as Hot Dog Boy

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Talk:Cowboy Bebop

When I first watched the Cowboy Bebop movie, Old Man Bull's quote really, really moved me. It's one thing to read it here on a webpage. Follow this link: http://youtube.com/watch?v=o3iv1ebRJQg Ideally, you should watch the whole movie so you can see it in context, but the actual quote itself is at 62:54.

[Uh...source for this quote?] "Spike: The music box is broken, or is it? It starts to play and a haunting tune fills the air. I awake suddenly from my dream, there is no music box and yet there it is, a tiny one, nestled in my hand and I awake from the dream again as if I were peeling an onion. It’s a dream no matter how far I go; I can never reach reality, trapped in an endless nightmare." Supposedly from the gateway shuffle, but I just watched it specifically looking for these lines and couldn't find it. I looked in the subtitles too, in the english translation, everywhere; I couldn't find it! Does anyone have a source for it?

It's at the end of the episode Gateway Shuffle, on the preview for Ballad of Fallen Angels (Carluverdrm2004 23:42, 28 February 2007 (UTC))

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Its not from any actual eposoide, it's from the preview or next session look ahead after the Gateway Shuffle eposoide, showing the upcoming Ballad of Fallen Angels session that Spike narrates saying that quote above to the song memory that plays at the beginning of the series. If you have the Perfect Sessions DVD collection it has every preview.

Well hoped that answered your question

Gunfa1ry

I don't wanna mess up the page, because I don't know much about wiki, so can someone add this for me? I'd like to add something about the line at the bottom of the screen at the end of the last episode. "You're gonna carry that weight." That line always stuck with me, and I did carry the weight. I'd like it to be added.

Spelling Errors. Theres several errors for instance the line in episode 5 isn't "lapsed insanity" which makes no sense its "lapse in sanity" theres quite a few more that jumped out at me, and if i get the time tonight I'll correct em myself.--74.131.91.57 04:37, 25 July 2009 (UTC)

About
There doesn't seem to be any reaction or critical interpretation section. If I may make a suggestion? SF author Peter Watts: “I really like this series. Why can’t we make stuff like this here?” --Gwern 20:52, 29 April 2010 (UTC)

Quotation limit
As part of the Copyright Cleanup Project to avoid violation of copyright laws, this article has been trimmed to its limit of no more than five quotes per episode (one hour long). If you would like to add another quote to the page, you must first remove one already there. Please see Limits on quotations for more information. Thank you. Raisin56 17:48, 14 September 2010 (UTC)

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 * Old anchormen, you see, don't fade away; they just keep coming back for more. And that's the way it is… Walter Cronkite

The Four Agreements (1997)

 * The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Wisdom — A Toltec Wisdom Book by Don Miguel Ruiz

 * Be Impeccable with Your Word. Speak with integrity. Say only what you mean. Avoid using the word to speak against yourself or to gossip about others. Use the power of your word in the direction of truth and love.

 * Don't Take Anything Personally. Nothing others do is because of you. What others say and do is a projection of their own reality, their own dream. When you are immune to the opinions and actions of others, you won’t be the victim of needless suffering.

 * Don't Make Assumptions. Find the courage to ask questions and to express what you really want. Communicate with others as clearly as you can to avoid misunderstandings, sadness and drama. With just this one agreement, you can completely transform your life.

 * Always Do Your Best. Your best is going to change from moment to moment; it will be different when you are healthy as opposed to sick. Under any circumstance, simply do your best, and you will avoid self-judgment, self-abuse and regret.

The Fifth Agreement (2009)

 * The Fifth Agreement : A Practical Guide to Self-Mastery by Don Miguel Ruiz

 * Be Skeptical.

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'''The only man I know who behaves sensibly is my tailor; he takes my measurements anew each time he sees me. The rest go on with their old measurements and expect me to fit them.' George Bernard Shaw  in Man and Superman'' (1903)

Heraclitus links
Just curious. Do you think that Tom Bearden Fourth Law of Logic on paradoxes first expressed by Heraclitus is a good page about Heraclitus? :) Singinglemon 21:53, 28 September 2010 (UTC)
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 * Heh. :) I recognised it because there used to be an entire section on the the wikipedia page on Heraclitus about "Tom Bearden and his four dimensional relativistic solution to the change problem," which I long ago removed. The list of links is from the Heraclitus page from about three years ago I think, which is why I cut it down. Anyway I think it looks okay now. Oh and thanks for putting Antisthenes on Template:New pages, I didn't know the template page existed! Singinglemon 22:07, 28 September 2010 (UTC)

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Road Rovers

Road Rovers is an action adventure/comedy cartoon show that follows the adventures of the Road Rovers, a team of five super-powered crime fighting anthropomorphic dogs, known as "cano-sapiens".

Let's Hit the Road

 * [Colleen is examining her uniform.]
 * Colleen: Well, I'm not too crazy about the color but I abso-bloomin'-lutely love the boots.

 * Blitz: I would find great enjoyment biting them on the tushies.
 * Exile: Don't be a weird boy!

 * The Master: Some of you may perish.
 * Colleen: Perish?
 * Hunter: Whooaaaa, as- as in perish? Uh.... Check please! [Hunter runs towards the transdogmafier and tris to get into it, followed by the others]
 * The Master: I definitely should have considered cats.

 * Hunter: So; how do you like my driving?
 * Colleen: Let me put it this way: I hope the airbags work.
 * Hunter: Aww. Thanks, that's nice.

 * Exile: [after the plane is shot] April Day! April Day! We are going down!
 * Blitz: Don't you mean May Day?
 * Exile: May, June, July, who cares?! We're in deep doggy donuts!

 * Colleen: [after crashing the Street Rover] Oh, super. The airbags do work.

 * Colleen: [after seeing Exile's freeze vision] Wow! I didn't know you could do that!
 * Exile: Me neither. Must have contracted it during Cold War.

 * Parvo: [after he discovers a bomb in the case he was given] I'm having one of those funny deja-vu feelings.

Storm from the Pacific

 * Hunter: What are you guys looking at?
 * Exile: Forest Tree Illustrated: The Giant Redwood Issue... heh.
 * [Shag and Exile sigh.]
 * Hunter: You two definitely need a hobby.

 * Blitz: Okay, so when do I get a chance at the controls?
 * Colleen: Oh sorry. I didn't see you sitting there. I'm Colleen. Have we met?
 * Blitz: Of course. You know me. I'm Blitz.
 * Colleen: [pretending to think] Blitz...Blitz... no, that's not working for me. I know! I'll give you a brand new name. Something that better suits your winning personality. Yes. From now on, let's call you Mr. Fluffypants.
 * Blitz: Let's not.
 * Colleen: Mister Stuffington Fluffypants. Fluffy for short.
 * Blitz: Stop calling me that or I'll bite you!
 * Colleen: Oh yeah? With whose dentures, Fluffy?
 * [Blitz and Colleen get into a fight. Colleen beats up Blitz and slams him onto a control panel.]
 * Exile: [on intercom] Blitz, come in, everything okey-dokey down there?
 * Blitz: [dazed] Just call me Fluffy.
 * Exile: Don't be a weird boy.

 * Hunter: I hope we can find Blitz.
 * Colleen: Who?
 * Hunter: The doberman.
 * Colleen: Oh him, right.
 * Hunter: Hey, he may be pushy, but he seems brave.
 * Blitz: [crying] Please let me go!
 * Colleen: You were saying?

 * Hunter: Yeah, because you're mad at the NFL for letting the Cleveland Browns move to Baltimore!
 * Storm:[After thinking about it] Besides that.

A Hair Of the Dog That Bit You

 * Colleen: [looks at a werewolf] If you don't mind, I'd like you to meet my boyfriend. [takes out launcher and aims] We're going steady. [fires it]

 * Colleen: [pinned in a fight with a slobbering werewolf] Eew, gross. Blimey! Do you know how much trouble I go through every day to look this way?

 * Colleen: Blimey. Could you blokes keep it down? I need my bloomin' beauty sleep.
 * Hunter, Blitz, and Exile: [in unison] I'll say!
 * Colleen: [sarcastically] Ah ha ha, there's your comedy.

 * Exile: According to legend of my ancestors, once victim is bitten or scratched, during full moon, he turns into raging monstrous beast!
 * Colleen: Sounds like a fun date.

 * Exile: I miss mother Russia. Father Russia I don't miss so much - he was big grump. Oh... listen to the sad strains of the balalaika. I HATE it! So SOMEBODY SHUT THAT THING OFF!! [Shag puts the balalaika into his fur and grins]

 * Hunter: Sky Rover to Cloud Rover, I've got good news. Exile is not a werewolf.
 * Blitz: And I've got bad news: Colleen is!

 * Blitz: [to Colleen werewolf] Colleen, it's me! The one you can't remember! Blitz!
 * [Colleen hesitates and makes a sound like 'Who?']

 * Blitz: [over radio, being attacked by Colleen] Hunter, we've got a problem!
 * Hunter: I know. We ran out of Milk Bones.
 * Blitz: [desperately] That's not what I'm talking about!

 * Hunter: [regarding the werewolves gathered at Stonehenge] What are they all doing here?
 * Exile: According to the legend of my homeland, it is time for werewolves to pick their king and queen. Once sun comes up and night turns to day, they will all be werewolves forever.
 * Hunter: Queen Colleen? Nah, no way.

 * Hunter: [to werewolf Colleen regarding werewolf king] Colleen, he's not really your type. In fact, he's not even your species.

Where Rovers Dare

 * [Hunter and Colleen are fleeing bad guys via bobsled]
 * Hunter: Hang ten, little doggie.
 * Colleen: Wrong sport, Huntie.
 * Hunter: Well then why is there surf music?

 * Hunter: Don't you kiss me!
 * Guard:I will not! I will kill you!

 * [the Road Rovers' helicopter is plunging toward the ground]
 * Hunter: I would not have predicted this.
 * Colleen: Your predictions are consistently off.
 * Hunter: Oh, you noticed?
 * Colleen: Let me put it this way: The psychic hotline you're not.

 * Hunter: Any ideas?
 * Colleen: Yeah, get ready to crash!
 * Hunter: Any other suggestions?
 * Blitz: Ya, I suggest we all scream uncontrollably!
 * Hunter: Sounds like a plan.
 * All: AAAAAHHHH!!!!!

 * Hunter: Hey, Blitz, you want a biscuit?
 * Blitz: Tanks.
 * Hunter: You're welcome.
 * Blitz: No. Tanks.
 * Hunter: Are you sure? It's tasty. Try it.
 * Blitz: Tanks.
 * Hunter: You're welcome.
 * Blitz: No. Tanks.
 * Hunter: What's with you? You want it or not?
 * Blitz: Tanks!
 * Hunter: YOU'RE WELCOME!
 * Blitz: NO! TANKS!
 * Hunter: WELL MAKE UP YOUR MIND!
 * [Tanks crash through the wall next to them.]
 * Hunter: Oh, tanks. Now I get it. Funny.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie

 * Hunter: Exile, you and Blitz go around and check out the rear entrance.
 * Blitz: Excellent. I bite anything that comes out of the rear.
 * Exile: Sigmund Freud would have field day with nut-boy like you.

 * Blitz: Need a lift?
 * Colleen: Sorry. Me mum told me never to ride with strangers.
 * Blitz: I am stranger?
 * Exile: Stranger than anyone I know.

 * Hunter: Let me get this straight. We save the world, and a doggie biscuit is the thanks we get for a job well done?
 * Professor Shepherd: That's about the size of it.
 * Hunter: I love this gig!

The Dog Who Knew Too Much

 * Colleen: Faster, Huntie-Wuntie.
 * Hunter: Aw, Colleen, don't call me that! It's insubordination. You'll demoralize the troops!
 * Colleen: [taking Hunter by the face, talking in baby voice] Ooh, I won't inabulation, kissies. [kissing noises]
 * Hunter: There. Now that's more like it.

 * Exile: Welcome to club Comrade Sportovich! I give you big kiss! [Kisses Sport on both cheeks before moving to Blitz] I give all my comrades big kiss!
 * Blitz: Stop with the kissing or I'll start with the biting!
 * Exile: OK, I give you big bear hug instead!
 * [Exile begins Hugging/squeezing Blitz]
 * Blitz: [Groans] No! Go back to the kissing! Go back to the kissing! Kiss Me! Kiss Me!
 * [Exile releases Blitz, who promptly collapses and faints]
 * Exile: Don't be a weird boy!

 * Blitz: [praying as the Turbojet Rover is going down] Oh please, oh please, oh please. If you let me live, I promise I'll go back to obedience school for a solid year. I promise.
 * [Turbojet Rover plunges into the ocean and converts to submarine mode]
 * Exile: I love being Road Rover! Cars turn into boats, planes turn into subs... [raising fist and looking up at ceiling] ...Beat that, bad guys.
 * Blitz: Okay, about that obedience school thing, okay, maybe not a whole year, maybe more like once a month?
 * [lights go out]
 * Blitz: [groaning] Okay, okay, a whole year!
 * [lights go on again]
 * Blitz: Sheesh, what a grump.

 * [After the Rovers are confronted by Parvo, Shag hides his head in the sand.]
 * Colleen [seeing this] Not a pretty picture we got here, gov.

 * Blitz: [shamelessly begging for mercy from Parvo] Listen, I'm not really a Road Rover. I was just going along for the ride, you know? Just for the fun of it? I should be spared, you know?
 * General Parvo: Nice try.
 * [bad guys start shooting at Blitz, Blitz dashes off after the other Rovers]
 * Hunter: [running along with Exile and Colleen] First we've gotta rescue Sport.
 * Blitz: [catching up] That canine is a traitor. He's shameless! I can't believe anyone would ever turn on their friends and be such a wimpy baby.
 * Hunter: [knowingly, to Exile] Oh, I can think of someone.
 * Exile: And he's a weird boy.

 * Colleen: Pardon. I abso-bloomin-lutely love the red tights, but that helmet has gotta go.
 * Groomer: [angrily] What did you say?!

 * Hunter: [Cruising up beside Colleen on a Sand Hovercyle] Hop on, cutie. I'll take you away from all this.
 * [Colleen hops on behind him]
 * Hunter: Stick with me, kid, and you won't have to worry about a thing again.
 * Colleen: [clearly pleased]: Peachy!

 * Hunter: [to Shag and Colleen, but mostly Colleen] Up for a ride through the Everglades? I hear they're lovely this time of year.

 * Groomer: I've got the Rovers in sight, General.
 * Parvo: Don't bother me with details, just DO YOUR JOB!
 * Groomer: [muttering]: Lighten up!
 * Parvo: WHAT?!
 * Groomer: Uh, nothing!

Hunter's Heroes

 * Colleen: [to Shag] Now, let's see if we can find a way out of this place...before you kill me!

 * Exile: [To Hunter after he knocks out Sarge] You sure pulled the wooly lambs over eyes of early worm and got bird in bush!
 * Hunter: [Obviously confused] OK, cool.

 * Blitz: It's not fair! I wanted to bite his tuchus first!
 * Exile: We're here on business weird boy, not pleasure.
 * Blitz: Oh. Never mind.

Dawn of the Groomer

 * Hunter: [panicking] Let me drive, Colleen, PLEASE!!!
 * Colleen: Oh, pipe down, Huntie. It's my turn and you know it!
 * Hunter: LOOK OUT!
 * [Colleen narrowly misses a truck.]
 * Hunter: That was close.
 * Colleen: It was not that close.
 * Hunter: It was close.
 * Colleen: Oh, stop it, would you? What are you looking for, a map?
 * Hunter: No, my donor card.
 * [Colleen gets an irritated look on her face]

 * [Hunter fires a shot at Groomer, but wipes out a CATS billboard instead]
 * Colleen: Jolly good shot!
 * Hunter: Well, sometimes things just work out.

 * Colleen: Where are Shag and Exile anyway?
 * Hunter: Uh, they're with Blitz.
 * Colleen: Who?
 * Hunter: The Doberman.
 * Colleen: Oh, him. Have I met him yet?
 * Hunter: I think.

 * [Shag runs off chasing a cat]
 * Colleen: Blimey. Chasing cats. That is so immature.
 * Exile: But we are dogs.
 * Hunter: Yeah, some habits die hard.
 * [Cat runs by. Hunter, Blitz, and Exile get down on all fours, start barking, and give chase]
 * Colleen: (shrugging) Bloomin' mutts. Hey!
 * [another cat runs by and Colleen repeats the behavior of the other Rovers]

Still A Few Bugs In The System

 * Parvo: I'm here to see to it that all you dogs go to Heaven...or worse!

 * Hunter: The old revolving wall escape trick. Bummer numero dos. I'm working on my Spanish.
 * Colleen: Ay caramba.

Reigning Cats and Dogs

 * Hunter: [watching Muzzle attack Parvo's soldiers] Man oh man, there goes our G rating!

 * [After Shag writes a letter to the Professor]
 * Hunter: This may not be the time to answer fan-mail, Shag; it's the past.

Gold And Retrievers

 * [Hunter has just stepped out of the transdogmifier.]
 * Hunter: Whooo-hoo! I love this machine!
 * Colleen: [walking past] Hello, Huntie.
 * Hunter: I really love this machine.

 * Blitz: I feel pretty.
 * Exile: I feel queasy.

 * Colleen: [after Hunter makes an exceptionally bumpy landing] Have you considered additional driver's ed?
 * Hunter: We don't need additional drivers, and my name's not Ed.
 * Colleen: Ha! Now there's your comedy.

 * Hunter: Okay, Blitz, hand over the blaster.
 * Blitz: No, it's mine!
 * Hunter: Sorry, but if you can't use it correctly then you can't use it at all. Now hand it over.
 * Blitz: No! Stop hounding me!
 * Hunter: Then quit doggin' it!
 * Blitz: Get off my tail!
 * Colleen: [splitting up Hunter and Blitz] Gents, gents, calm down.
 * Blitz: He started it!
 * Colleen: Now, Blister...
 * Blitz: Blitz.
 * Colleen: Whatever. The point Hunter's trying to make is... WATCH WHO YOU'RE BLASTING!!!
 * Blitz: Whooaaa! [falls into the river]
 * Hunter: You have a way with words.
 * Colleen: Well, it's a gift I was born with.
 * Blitz: If she weren't so cute I'd bite her.

 * Tribal Leader: To save our families and our forest, the monsters must be destroyed.
 * Blitz: But I'm not a monster.
 * Tribal Leader: Are you a six-foot-tall dog man who talks?
 * Blitz: Yes.
 * Tribal Leader: Close enough.

Take Me to Your Leader

 * Blitz: Everyone should listen to my owner! He's the only one making sense!
 * Exile: Dah, non-sense!
 * Blitz: Watch your tongue, snowball!
 * Exile: You should talk, weird boy!

 * Colleen: Are you sure you know how that pump works, Hunter?
 * Hunter: Nope! But it's worth a try.
 * Colleen: And if it doesn't work?
 * Hunter: How long can you hold your breath?
 * Colleen: Not long enough!

A Day In The Life

 * Master: Gather round, Rovers. You have a busy day ahead of you. Here's your schedule: free the hostages, attend the peace treaty signing, and track down this unidentified alien spaceraft.
 * Hunter: Sure thing, Master, but what do you want us to do after lunch?
 * Colleen: Ha! Now there's your comedy.

 * Hunter: Le's move out, Rovers!
 * Blitz: Now hold it right there. Why is Hunter in charge all the time? What about me? How come you're always the leader?
 * Hunter: Well, for one thing I'm smarter.
 * Blitz: No you're not.
 * Hunter: Yeah I am.
 * Blitz: Prove it.
 * Hunter: Okay. [points to the left] Look over there.
 * Blitz: What?
 * Hunter: [points to the right] Now look over there.
 * Blitz: What?
 * Hunter: [points left again] Look over there.
 * Blitz: What?
 * [continues with Shag, Exile, and Colleen watching]
 * Colleen: [looking at watch] This could go on forever.

 * Colleen: When do I get to drive?
 * Hunter: As soon as my license gets revoked.
 * Colleen: Your pilot license?
 * Both: [in unison] No, my dog license!
 * Colleen: You know, I think we've done this joke.
 * Hunter: That's true. We're recycling.

 * Colleen: [in response to Hunter's order to activate the boosters] Roger!
 * [Colleen pushes button, sonic rover blasts into the distance]
 * Hunter: Nice work, Colleen. But don't call me Roger.

 * Colleen: [as the Rovers, minus Hunter, are about to be swallowed up by a flying saucer] Yet another unexpected twist.
 * Exile: Bummer.

 * Voice:  [to Shag, currently being interrogated] Tell us about the inner workings of the Road Rovers!
 * Shag: Ri Rant Ry Rawyer!
 * Voice: What did he say?
 * Colleen: [translating] He said he wants his lawyer.
 * Shag: Rah!

 * Colleen: So, Huntie....
 * Huter: Yeah?
 * Colleen: There's a moon out tonight.
 * Hunter: Huh. Cool.
 * Colleen: So, do you want to go for a walk on the beach?
 * Hunter: Do I?! You bet!
 * [on the beach, Colleen walking Hunter in dog form on a leash]
 * Colleen: This is not exactly what I had in mind.

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B-17 Flying Fortress

The Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress is a four-engine heavy bomber aircraft developed in the 1930s for the United States Army Air Corps (USAAC). Competing against Douglas and Martin for a contract to build 200 bombers, the Boeing entry outperformed both competitors and exceeded the Air Corps' expectations. Although Boeing lost the contract because the prototype crashed, the Air Corps was so impressed with Boeing's design that they ordered 13 more B-17s for further evaluation. From its introduction in 1938, the B-17 Flying Fortress evolved through numerous design advances

Quotes

 * The mightiest ever built
 * Description of a B-17 by a member of the Eighth Army Air Force

 * Why, it's a flying fortress!
 * Richard Williams, reporter for the Seattle Times, upon seeing a B-17

 * Without the B-17, we might have lost the war.
 * General Carl Spaatz, Commander, US Strategic Air Forces in Europe, 1944

 * She was a Stradivarius of an airplane...
 * Colonel Robert K. Morgan, pilot of the Memphis Belle

 * The plane can be cut and slashed almost to pieces by enemy fire and bring its crew home.
 * Wally Hoffman, B-17 Pilot, 8th Air Force We Get Our Feet Wet. Magweb.com: Coalition Web, Inc., ©1998-2001. Access date: 28 December 2006.

 * This B-17 met a head-on attack by three Focke Wulf Fw 190 fighters. The gunners exploded two of them, and the top turret poured a stream of shells into the cockpit of the third. With a dead man at the controls, the fighter screamed in, and at a closing speed of 550 miles per hour smashed head-on into the number-three engine.

(1960)
 * The tremendous impact of the crash tore off the propeller. It knocked the heavy bomber completely out of formation as though a giant hand has swatted a fly. The fighter cartwheeled crazily over the B-17.
 * It cut halfway through the wing, and then sliced a third of the way through the horizontal stabilizer. The top and ball turrets immediately jammed, the radio equipment was smashed to wreckage, and all the instruments "went crazy." Pieces of metal from the exploding, disintegrating Focke Wulf tore through the fuselage, and a German gun barrel buried itself in the wall between the radio room and the bomb bay.
 * Crews of nearby bombers watched the collision. They saw a tremendous explosion, and the bomber hurtling helplessly out of control, tumbling as she fell. They reported when they returned to base that the Flying Fortress had blown up, and that the crew must be considered dead.''
 * The old Queen hadn't blown up, and the crew was far from dead. The pilots struggled wildly in the cockpit, and somehow between them, managed to bring their careening bomber back under control. The gunners shot down a fourth fighter that had closed in to watch the proceedings.''
 * And then they brought her all the way back to England, and scraped her down for a belly landing on the runway.''
 * Postscript: not a man was injured.
 * Martin Caidin, in his book Black Thursday

 * Although the GHQ Air Force 'strongly recommended' that only one B-17 be procured, it was not to get its way.
 * Roger Freeman, The B-17 Flying Fortress Story, 1998. [Pg. 15]

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Vancouver

Vancouver is a coastal seaport city on the mainland of British Columbia, Canada. According to the 2011 census, it is the eighth largest Canadian municipality. Vancouver is one of the most ethnically and linguistically diverse cities in Canada; 52% of its residents have a first language other than English.

The Greater Vancouver area of around 2.4 million inhabitants is the third most populous metropolitan area in the country and the most populous in Western Canada. Vancouver is the most densely populated Canadian municipality, and the fourth most densely populated city over 250,000 residents in North America, behind New York City, San Francisco, and Mexico City.

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 * Boston is among an increasing number of municipalities, universities, and private foundations that have announced plans to divest from fossil fuels. In late October, ahead of the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, better known as COP26, Auckland, New Zealand; Copenhagen, Denmark; Glasgow, Scotland; Paris; Rio de Janeiro; and Seattle announced commitments to divest from fossil fuel companies and increase investments to make cities more sustainable. Also last month, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott signed a bill that requires the city’s three pension funds to divest from the fossil fuel industry. Those are in addition to divestment commitments made last year by Berlin; Bristol, England; Cape Town, South Africa; Durban, South Africa; London; Los Angeles; Milan; New Orleans; New York City; Oslo; Norway; Pittsburgh; and Vancouver, Canada. “Cities are at the forefront of tackling the climate emergency and there is real momentum to move investments away from fossil fuels and toward climate solutions,” London Mayor Sadiq Khan, who is chair-elect of C40 Cities, a network of mayors working to confront climate change, said in a statement. “I will continue to encourage more cities to join the movement, and urge national governments and private finance institutions to mobilize more finance to invest directly in cities to support a green and fair recovery.”
 * Boston to Divest From Fossil Fuels, Tobacco, Private Prisons, Chief Investment Officer, Dec 6, 2021

 * Without question it may be said of Vancouver that her position, geographically, is Imperial to a degree, that her possibilities are enormous, and that with but a feeble stretch of the imagination those possibilities might wisely be deemed certainties.
 * A. N. Homer, The Imperial Highway (1912), p. 84.

 * According to the summary, $5.1 billion was spent on Vancouver's "social safety net" in 2020, equating to about $7,200 per Vancouver resident or $14 million per day. The executive summary does not specifically define what is being included as a part of the city’s social safety net.
 * Vancouver’s social safety net costing $5B per year: VPD-commissioned report ("By Simon Little Global News Posted November 7, 2022 6:27 pm Updated November 7, 2022 7:40 pm")

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Proof (2005 film)

Proof is a 2005 film about Catherine, a mathematician who allows Hal, a PhD student, to go through her recently deceased father's papers, a Fields Medal winner who had gone insane. Hal finds a mathematical proof to a problem that has eluded mathematicians for years - however, Catherine insists that she wrote it, and neither she nor Hal know whether she's telling the truth or succumbing to the same dementia of her father.
 * Directed by John Madden. Written by Rebecca Miller. Based on David Auburn's play of the same title.

The biggest risk in life is not taking one. (taglines)

Catherine

 * Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean there isn't something in that backpack!
 * I really don't need this, Claire. I'm fine, you know, I'm totally fine, and then you show up here with these questions like "Are you ok?" with that soothing tone of voice and "Oh, the poor policemen", I mean, I think the policemen can handle themselves. And bagels and bananas and jojoba, and "Come to New York!" and vegetarian chili?! I mean, it really pisses me off, so just save it!
 * Wow, I can't believe how many people are here, I never knew he had this many friends. Where have you all been for the last five years? I guess to you guys he was already dead, right? I mean, what's a great man without his greatness? Just some old guy... So, you probably want to catch up on what you missed out on. Um, he used to read all day, he kept demanding more and more books, I was getting them out of the library by the car load, there were hundreds. And then, one day, I realised, he wasn't reading: he believed aliens were sending him messages through the dewey decimal numbers in the library books. He was trying to work out the code. He used to, um, shuffle around in his slippers, he talked to himself. He stank. I had to make sure he bathed, which... was embarrassing. Oh, and then he started writing, nineteen, twenty hours a day, I got him this huge case of notebooks, he used every one. I dropped out of school. You see, he was convinced that he was writing the most beautiful, elegant proofs. Proofs, like music. I'm glad he's dead.
 * [Reading Robert's notebook] "Let X equal the quantity of all quantities of X. Let X equal the cold. It is cold in December. The months of cold equal November through February. There are four months of cold, and four of heat, leaving four months of indeterminate temperature. In February it snows. In March the lake is a lake of ice. In September the students come back and the bookstores are full. Let X equal the month of full bookstores. The number of books approaches infinity as the number of months of cold approaches four. I will never be as cold now as I will in the future. The future of cold is infinite. The future of heat is the future of cold. The bookstores are infinite and so are never full except in September..."
 * I feel like I could crack open, like an egg, or one of those really smelly French cheeses that ooze out everywhere when you cut them.
 * [Referring to proof] It is forty pages long. I didn't memorize it. It is not a muffin recipe!
 * I didn't show this to anyone. I wanted you to be the first to see it, I didn't know I wanted that until last night. I trusted you. Was I wrong?
 * [If Catherine had written the proof] It would be a real disaster for you, wouldn't it? You and the other geeks who barely finish their PhDs, who are marking time doing lame research, bragging about the conferences they go to, wow. Playing in an awful band, and whining that they're intellectually past it at 26, because they ARE!
 * You think you've figured something out? You run over here all pleased with yourself because you changed your mind, now you're certain? You don't know anything! The book, the math, the dates, the writing, all that stuff you just decided with your buddies, it's just evidence, it doesn't prove anything!
 * [voiceover] How many days have I lost? How can I get back to the place where I started? I'm outside a house, trying to find my way in, but it's locked and the blinds are down, and I've lost the key, and I can't remember what the rooms look like or where I put anything. And if I dare go inside, I wonder, will I ever be able to find my way out?
 * [On writing the proof] It was like, connecting dots. Some nights, I, I could connect, three or four of them, and some nights they'd be really far apart, I'd have no idea how to get to the next one, if there was the next one.
 * [voiceover] If I go back to the beginning, I could start it over again. I could go line by line, try and find a shorter way. I could try to make it... better.

 * Robert: What about Clare?
 * Catherine: She's not my friend, she's my sister.
 * Catherine: She's not my friend, she's my sister.

 * Catherine: Don't you have a job?
 * Hal: Yes, I have a full teaching in this quarter, plus my own work.
 * Catherine: Plus, band practice.
 * Hal: Plus I teach hockey to ten year olds twice a week.
 * Catherine: Ugh, you make me sick.

 * Claire: You will come?
 * Catherine: Yeah, sure, in January? I mean, it's not like I need to check my schedule or anything.

 * Claire: How do you feel?
 * Catherine: Physically? Great. Except my hair seems kinda unhealthy, I wish there was *something* I could do about that.

 * Claire: Mitch has become an excellent cook. It's like his hobby now. He buys all these gadgets, garlic, press, olive oil spread, every night there's something new. The other day he made the best vegetarian chili.
 * Catherine: What *are* you talking about?

 * Hal: It's not what your dad did.
 * Catherine: I think it was in a way. I mean, he'd attack a problem from the side, you know, from some weird angle. Sneak up on it, grind away at it.

 * Hal: [Looking around] huh, you read a lot of math.
 * Catherine: No, I read Cosmo. That's just window dressing.

Hal

 * When your dad was younger than both of us, he made major contributions to three fields! Game theory, algebraic geometry, non-linear operators... Look, if I came up with one tenth of the shit your dad produced, I could write my ticket to any math department, in the country.
 * [Reading Robert's notebook] "Talking with students helps, writing in buses. Most of all, Kathy. Her refusal to let me be institutionalised, caring for me herself, has certainly saved my life. Made writing this possible, made it possible to imagine doing math again. Where does her strength come from? I can never repay her. Today is her birthday, she is 24. I'm taking her to dinner."
 * I always liked you. But then I thought, no, you don't flirt with your doctoral advisor's daughter.
 * I want to stay here with you. I want to spend the day with you. If at all possible, I want to spend as much time as I can, unless I'm coming on way too strong right now and scaring you, in which case I'll begin backpedalling immediately.
 * It's a, a result, a proof. I mean, it looks like a proof - I mean, it IS a proof, a very long proof, I haven't read through it all yet, or checked it, I mean, I don't even know if I could check it... if it's a proof of what I think it's a proof of, it's a very important proof.
 * Here's my suggestion, alright. I know three or four guys at the department, very sharp, disinterested people who knew your dad, knew his work. Let me take this to them, I'll tell them that we, we found something, something potentially major, we're not sure of the authorship, I'll sit down with them, we'll talk through it carefully, and then we'll figure out what we've got.

 * [After Catherine's outburst at her father's funeral]
 * Hal: Catherine! Don't call the cops.
 * Catherine: I can't believe I just said that.
 * Hal: No, definitely pushing the envelope.
 * Hal: No, definitely pushing the envelope.

 * Catherine: Have you tried speed? I heard it helps.
 * Hal: Yeah...

Claire

 * I think the first thing I'm going to do is throw her in the shower and get her into the sun.
 * It's a funeral, but we don't have to be completely grim about it!
 * Mitch has become an excellent cook. It's like his hobby now. He buys all these gadgets, garlic, press, olive oil spread, every night there's something new. The other day he made the best vegetarian chili.

 * Claire: I thought we'd have some people over tonight. If you're feeling OK.
 * Catherine: We are burying dad this afternoon.
 * Claire: You have to have something! People expect it!

Other

 * Drunken man: To your old man. Hell of a guy.
 * Claire: Thank you.
 * Drunken man: Too bad he went nuts.

Dialogue

 * Robert: Crazy people don't sit around wondering if they're nuts.
 * Catherine: They don't?
 * Robert: Of course not. They've got better things to do. Take it from me. A very good sign that you're crazy is the inability to ask the question "Am I crazy?".
 * Catherine: Even if the answer is yes?
 * Robert: Crazy people don't ask, you see?
 * Catherine: Huh.

 * Robert: Where's the problem?
 * Catherine: The problem is, you are crazy.
 * Robert: So?
 * Catherine: So, you just said a crazy person would never admit that.
 * Robert: Ah, I see.
 * Catherine: So ...?
 * Robert: It's a point.
 * Catherine: So, how can you admit it?
 * Robert: Well, because ... I'm also dead.

 * Hal: I know you don't need anybody in your hair right now, but, um, someone's got to go through your dad's stuff.
 * Catherine: There's nothing up there.
 * Hal: There are a hundred and three notebooks.
 * Catherine: He was a graphomaniac, Harold, do you know what that is?
 * Hal: Yes, he wrote compulsively. Call me Hal.
 * Catherine: It's like a monkey at a typewriter. A hundred and three notebooks full of bullshit.
 * Hal: I'm prepared to look at every page. Are you?
 * Catherine: No. I'm not crazy.

 * Hal: Well, I'm gonna be late. Uh, some friends of mine are in this band. They're playing in a bar on Diversey, way down the bill. They go on about 2 to 2:30. I said I'd be there.
 * Catherine: Great.
 * Hal: They're all in the math department, they're really good. They have this song called "i", you'd like it, lower-case i, they just stand there and don't play anything for three minutes.
 * Catherine: Imaginary number.
 * Hal: It's a math joke ... you see why they're way down on the bill.
 * Catherine: That's a long drive to see some nerds in a band.
 * Hal: You know, I hate when people say that. It's not really that long of a drive.
 * Catherine: So, they are nerds.
 * Hal: Oh, they're raging geeks. But they're geeks who, you know, can dress themselves and hold down a job at a major university. Some of them have switched from glasses to contacts. They, uh, play sports, they play in a band, they get laid suprisingly often, so it makes you kinda question the whole set of terms. Geek, nerd, wonk, dilbert, paste eater ...
 * Catherine: You're in this band, aren't you.
 * Hal: Ok, yes. I play the drums. You wanna come? I never sing, I swear to God.

 * Catherine: Still making those lists?
 * Claire: Oh, it's a compulsion.
 * Catherine: Do you ever cheat and tick off something you haven't actually done yet?
 * Claire: [odd look] Well, I would only be cheating myself.
 * Catherine: Right.

 * Claire: Did you use that conditioner I brought you?
 * Catherine: No. Shit. I forgot.
 * Claire: Well, it's my favorite. You'll love it, Katie. I want you to try it.
 * Catherine: I'll try it next time.
 * Claire: You'll like it. It has jojoba.
 * Catherine: What is jojoba?
 * Claire: It's something they put in for healthy hair.
 * Catherine: Hair is dead.
 * Claire: What?
 * Catherine: It's ... it's dead tissue. You can't make it healthy.
 * Claire: Whatever. It's something that's good for your hair.
 * Catherine: Like what? A chemical?
 * Claire: No. It's organic.
 * Catherine: It can be organic and still be a chemical.
 * Claire: I don't know what it is.
 * Catherine: Haven't you ever heard of organic chemistry?
 * Claire: It makes my hair look, smell and feel good, and that is the extent of my information about it. You might like it if you decide to use it.
 * Catherine: Thanks. I'll try it.

 * Claire: Were you abusive?
 * Catherine: This one cop who keep spitting on me when he talked. It was disgusting!
 * Claire: Did you use the word "dickhead"?
 * Catherine: Guh, I don't remember!
 * Claire: Did you tell one cop to go ... have sex with the other cop's mother?
 * Catherine: No!
 * Claire: That's what they said.
 * Catherine: Not ... with that phrasing.
 * Claire: Did you strike one of them?
 * Catherine: They were trying to come into the house ...
 * Claire: Oh!
 * Catherine: ... I may have pushed him a little.

 * Hal: You look great.
 * Catherine: Clare gave it to me.
 * Hal: I ... I like it.
 * Catherine: It doesn't really fit.
 * Hal: Sure it does.
 * Catherine: You can't prove it.
 * Hal: Well, I could and try and disprove the opposite. I can prove that it doesn't not fit.
 * Catherine: How?
 * Hal: I could take a vote.

 * Hal: Mathematicians are insane. I went to this conference in Toronto last fall, I have never been so exhausted in my life. 48 straight hours of partying, drinking, drugs, papers, lectures ...
 * Catherine: Drugs?
 * Hal: Amphetamines, mostly. I mean, I don't, but some of the older guys are really hooked. They think they need it.
 * Catherine: Why?
 * Hal: I guess there's this fear that your creativity peaks around twenty three, and then it's all downhill from there.
 * Catherine: That's what my dad thought.
 * Hal: I guess, all the really original work, it's all young guys.
 * Catherine: Young guys?
 * Hal: I mean, no, there are some women.
 * Catherine: Really, who?
 * Hal: Err, there's a woman at Stanford, I can't remember her name.
 * Catherine: Sophie Germaine?
 * Hal: Yeah,. I think I've seen her at meetings, but I don't think I've ever met her.
 * Catherine: She was born in Paris in 1776.
 * Hal: Then I've definitely never met her.

 * Hal: Germaine primes. Like, double them and add one, you get another prime. Like, two is prime. Double plus one is five, also prime.
 * Catherine: Right. Or 92,305 × 216,998 plus one.
 * Hal: ... Right.

 * Clare: What does it mean?
 * Hal: It means that, during a time when everyone thought your dad was crazy, he was doing some of the most important mathematics in the world. If it checks out, it means you publish instantly, it means you hold press conferences, it means that all newspapers around the world are going to want to talk to the person who found this notebook.
 * Clare: Catherine.
 * Hal: Catherine.
 * Catherine: I didn't find it.
 * Hal: Yes, you did.
 * Catherine: No, I didn't.
 * Clare: Well, did you find it, or did Hal find it?
 * Hal: Well, I didn't find it.
 * Catherine: I didn't find it. I wrote it.

 * Clare: So, you wrote this incredible thing, but you didn't tell anyone?
 * Catherine: I'm telling you both now.
 * Clare: Catherine, I'm sorry, but I find this very hard to believe. This is dad's handwriting.
 * Catherine: It's not!
 * Clare: It looks exactly like it.
 * Catherine: That is my writing!
 * Clare: I'm sorry.
 * Catherine: Well, ask Hal. He's been looking at dad's writing all week.
 * Hal: Well, I don't know.
 * Catherine: Hal, come on.
 * Hal: I'm not a handwriting expert ...
 * Catherine: Well, who's handwriting does it like?
 * Hal: It looks – well, I don't know what Catherine's handwriting looks like.
 * Catherine: It looks like that!

 * Robert: Catherine, if every day you lost were a year, it would be a very interesting fucking number.
 * Catherine: 33 and a quarter years is not interesting.
 * Robert: Stop it, you know exactly what I mean.
 * Catherine: 1729 weeks.
 * Robert: 1729, great number. The smallest number expressed ...
 * Robert and Catherine: ... as the sum of two cubes in two different ways.
 * Robert: 123 + 13 = 1729.
 * Catherine: And 103 + 93. Yes, we've got it, thank you.
 * Robert: You see? Even your depression is mathematical. Stop moping. [hands her a notebook] Do some work.

 * Catherine: You have the book, she told me that she gave it to you, so, do whatever you want with it. Publish, go for it, have a press conference. Tell the world what my father discovered.
 * Hal: I don't think your father wrote it.
 * Catherine: You thought so last week.
 * Hal: That was last week. I spent this week reading the proof. I mean, I think I understand it more or less, it uses a lot of newer mathematical techniques, things that were developed in the 80s and 90s. Non-communicative geometry, random matrices. I think I learned more mathematics this week than I did in three years of grad school!
 * Catherine: So?
 * Hal: So the proof is very ... hip.
 * Catherine: Get some sleep, Hal.
 * Hal: What was your father doing these last twenty years? He wasn't well, was he?
 * Catherine: Are you done?!
 * Hal: I don't think he would have been able to master those new techniques.
 * Catherine: He was a genius!
 * Hal: But he was nuts.
 * Catherine: So, he read about them later.
 * Hal: Maybe, the books he would have needed are upstairs, in your room, some of them. He dated everything. Even in his most incoherent entries, he dated. There are no dates in this.
 * Catherine: The handwriting ...
 * Hal: Parents and children sometimes have very similar handwriting, especially if they've spent a lot of time together.
 * Catherine: Interesting theory.
 * Hal: I like it.
 * Catherine: I like it too. It's what I told you last week.
 * Hal: I know.
 * Catherine: You blew it.

Taglines

 * Things that are intangible are difficult to prove - sanity, love and faith
 * Based on the Pulitzer Prize winning play by David Auburn
 * The biggest risk in life is not taking one.
 * If you don't believe in yourself, who will believe in you?

Cast

 * Gwyneth Paltrow - Catherine Llewellyn
 * Anthony Hopkins - Robert Llewellyn
 * Jake Gyllenhaal - Harold "Hal" Dobbs
 * Hope Davis - Claire Llewellyn

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Chuck Klosterman

Chuck Klosterman (born June 5, 1972) is an American pop-culture journalist, critic, and essayist. Klosterman is currently a columnist for Esquire and has written for GQ, SPIN, The Washington Post, The Believer, ESPN and The New York Times Magazine. He is also the author of six books (Fargo Rock City - Killing Yourself to Live - Chuck Klosterman IV - Sex, Drugs and Cocoa Puffs - Downtown Owl - Eating The Dinosaur).

Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs (2003)

 * [Coldplay is] a British pop group whose success derives from their ability to write melodramatic alt-rock songs about fake love. It does not matter that Coldplay is the shittiest fucking band I've ever heard in my entire fucking life, or that they sound like a mediocre photocopy of Travis (who sounds like a mediocre photocopy of Radiohead), or that their greatest fucking artistic achievement is a video where the blandly attractive frontman walks on a beach on a cloudy afternoon. None of that matters. What matters is that Coldplay manufactures fake love as frenetically as the Ford fucking Motor Company manufactures Mustangs. . . "For you I bleed myself dry," sang the blockhead vocalist, brilliantly informing us that stars in the sky are, in fact, yellow.

 * Important things are inevitably cliché.

 * Psychologically, the internet is very marxist. Everyone with a modem has access to the same information, so we all get jammed into a technological middle class.

 * Even eternally free people are enslaved by the process of living.

 * This is the kind of shit that would prompt Tyler Durden to hit somebody in the face.

 * Whenever I meet dynamic, nonretarded Americans, I notice that they all seem to share a single unifying characteristic: the inability to experience the kind of mind-blowing, transcendent romantic relationship they perceive to be a normal part of living. And someone needs to take the fall for this. So instead of blaming no one (which is kind of cowardly) or blaming everyone (which is kind of meaningless), I'm going to blame John Cusack.
 * (This is Emo 0:01 (Carnivore Interlude) First Scribner Trade Paperback Edition 2004, pg. 2)

 * Were there really this many women in 1985 saying to their husbands, "Gee, honey, I'd love to have random strangers masturbate to a jpeg image of me deepthroating a titanium dildo, but there's no medium for that. Guess we'll have to watch 'Falcon Crest.'

 * This SimChuck is one suave bastard.
 * (Billy Sim 0:12 (Reality Interlude)First Scribner Trade Paperback Edition 2004, pg. 21)

 * We smooch hardcore.
 * (Billy Sim 0:12 (Reality Interlude)First Scribner Trade Paperback Edition 2004, pg. 21)

 * But the bottom line is that I am still willing to die a painful public death, assuming my execution destroys the game of soccer (or - at the very least - convinces people to shut up about it).
 * (George Will vs. Nick Hornby 0:86).

Killing Yourself to Live: 85% of a True Story (2005)

 * In fact, there may be a day in the near future when you find yourself in a conversation about this book, and someone will ask you what the story is really about, beyond the rudimentary narrative of a cross-country death trip based on a magazine article. And it's very likely you will say, "well, the larger thesis is somewhat underdeveloped, but there is this point early in the story where he takes a woman to Ithaca for no real reason, and it initially seems innocuous, but - as you keep reading - you sort of see how this behaviour is a self-perpetuating problem that keeps reappearing over and over again." In all probability, you will also complain about the author's reliance on self-indulgent, postmodern self-awareness, which will prompt the person you're conversing with to criticize the influence of Dave Eggers on the memoir-writing genre. Then your cell phone will ring, and you will agree to meet someone for brunch.

 * Seeing no resolution to my existential recognition of loss, I decide to eat lunch.

 * We all have the potential to fall in love a thousand times in our lifetime. It's easy.  The first girl I ever loved was someone I knew in sixth grade.  Her name was Missy; we talked about horses.  The last girl I love will be someone I haven't even met yet, probably.  They all count.  But there are certain people you love who do something else; they define how you classify what love is supposed to feel like.  These are the most important people in your life, and you'll meet maybe four or five of these people over the span of 80 years.  But there's still one more tier to all this; there is always one person who you love who becomes that definition.  It usually happens retrospectively, but it always happens eventually.  This is the person who unknowingly sets the template for what you will always love about other people, even if some of those lovable qualities are self-destructive and unreasonable.  You will remember having conversations with this person that never actually happened.  You will recall sexual trysts with this person that never technically occurred.  This is because the individual who embodies your personal definition of love does not really exist.  The person is real, and the feelings are real--but you create the context.  And context is everything.  The person who defines your understanding of love is not inherently different than anyone else, and they're often just the person you happen to meet the first time you really, really want to love someone. But that person still wins.  They win, and you lose.  Because for the rest of your life, they will control how you feel about everyone else.

 * If rain was God crying, I think God was drunk and his girlfriend just slept with Zeus.

Things That Might Be True

 * We all concede that 'they' rule 'us'. But here is the secret shame of that amorphous entity that makes us all cower in shame: 'they' are losers. 'They' are failures. 'They' don't realize that life is-almost without exception-an absolute meritocracy, and everyone who succeeds completely deserves it. (The exceptions being Dale Peck, MTV on-air personalities who aren't Kurt Loder, Al Franken, and myself)

 * The Joker was Batman's nemesis, but-ironically-his archenemy was Superman, since Superman made Batman entirely mortal and generally nonessential. Nobody likes to admit this, but Batman fucking hated Superman; Superman is the reason Batman became an alcoholic.

Recognizing Your Nemesis

 * At some point in the past, this person was (arguably) your best friend.

 * You and this person once competed for the same woman, and you both failed.

 * You have punched this person in the face.

 * If invited, you would go to this person's wedding and give them a spice rack, but you would secretly hope that their marriage ends in a bitter, public divorce.

 * People who barely know the two of you assume you are close friends; people who know both of you intimately suspect you profoundly hate each other.

 * If your archenemy tried to kill you, this person would attempt to stop him.

Recognizing Your Archenemy

 * Every time you talk to this person, you lie.

 * If you meet someone who has the same first name as this person, you immediately like them   less.

 * This person has done at least two (2) things that would be classified as "unforgivable."

 * The satisfaction you feel from your own success pales in comparison to the despair you feel from this person's personal triumphs, even if those triumphs are completely unrelated to your life.

 * If this person slept with your girlfriend, she would never be attractive to you again.

 * Even if this person's girlfriend was a hateful bitch, you would sleep with her out of spite.

Eating the Dinosaur (2009)

 * If you've spent any time trolling the blogosphere, you've probably noticed a peculiar literary trend: the pervasive habit of writers inexplicably placing exclamation points at the end of otherwise unremarkable sentences. Sort of like this! This is done to suggest an ironic detachment from the writing of an expository sentence! It's supposed to signify that the writer is self-aware! And this is idiotic. It's the saddest kind of failure. F. Scott Fitzgerald believed inserting exclamation points was the literary equivalent of an author laughing at his own jokes, but that's not the case in the modern age; now, the exclamation point signifies creative confusion. All it illustrates is that even the writer can't tell if what they're creating is supposed to be meaningful, frivolous, or cruel. It's an attempt to insert humor where none exists, on the off chance that a potential reader will only be pleased if they suspect they're being entertained. Of course, the reader really isn't sure, either. They just want to know when they're supposed to pretend that they're amused. All those extraneous exclamation points are like little splatters of canned laughter: They represent the “form of funny,” which is more easily understood (and more easily constructed) than authentic funniness.

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 * Within the context of life, I am the centrist pragmatist who doesn't even vote; within the context of sports, I am a potential war criminal.
 * (November 7, 2005)

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User:Dark beast ganon71

Hi, I'm Dark_beast_ganon71, big Zelda fan. You'll probably find me doing alot of Zelda and Star Wars work around here.

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User talk:Drbeegun

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Wikiquote exists for the collecting of notable quotations of famous people and famous works. When people are not interested in responsibly contributing to the development of the project incidents of their deliberate vandalism can result in IP addresses or usernames being blocked from editing. ~ Kalki 04:37, 29 December 2006 (UTC)

The page you created — "Quotes of Dr Beegun" — has been deleted, as it does not seem to fit the criteria for a page in the "article space" of Wikiquote: I have copied the content of that page here:

Quotes of Dr Beegun

"Saving lives and fucking wives". 2000

"I'm fine" Said when the opposite is actually the case(2001).

"This place is like Butlins". When describing the mental hospital (2004)

"Most of my work is fluids and analgesia". Said when discussing the nature of his job (2006).

"Its like being in MacDonalds". i.e. Im Loving it (2005).

"You just did that bit from the matrix". Said when wanting to distract a person during conversation (2006).

"Life is all about ins and outs".

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Talk:Gene Roddenberry

I remember the quote "The strength of a civilization is not measured by its ability to fight wars, but rather by its ability to prevent them" being shown at the end of an episode of Earth: Final conflict, which was one of Roddenberry's shows. The episode 'Scorched Earth' ends by showing this on the screen: "The strength of a civilization is not measured by its ability to fight wars, but rather by its ability to prevent them —Gene Roddenberry" So there is a ligitimate source for that quote.... also see: here, from space.com (it describes the episode and shows the quote70.109.238.179 05:47, 29 December 2006 (UTC)

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 * In the 24th century there will be no hunger, there will be no greed, and all the children will know how to read.
 * Gene Roddenberry to Jonathan Scott Frakes concerning his vision of the future before Frakes' final audition.
 * Told during the Star Trek The Next Generation 25th Anniversary Cast Reunion by Jonathan Scott Frakes

 * In a contrast between 1960's astronauts consuming "Tang" and crewmen on the Enterprise eating solid food: "Why should a man give up the joy of ham and eggs if the technology will allow it?"

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 * Well, you’re just going to have to learn how to bow down and say master.

needs some context. Was Roddenberry referring to himself and his role as creator of Star Trek? Was it actually directed to Bill or Leonard? JamesEG (talk) 01:05, 17 June 2017 (UTC)

Perhaps it was in relation to a script talking about the Vulcan view of human religion. http://uproxx.com/movies/star-trek-gene-roddenberry-falling-out/

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Whoopi Goldberg

Whoopi Goldberg (born Caryn Elaine Johnson on November 13, 1955) is an American comedian, actor, author, political activist, and talk show host. She was also the executive producer and center square of the 1998–2004 version of Hollywood Squares.

Quotes

 * I'm an actor. That's what I do. I'm not a stand-up comic. I do characters. I'm very good. I'll be better. But right now I'm a very good actor.
 * As quoted in "Whoopi Goldberg, A One-Woman Character Parade" by Michael Kuchwara, AP Drama Writer, The Fremont News-Messenger (November 29, 1984), p. 31.

 * But I want very much to be accepted as a good actor, and I have to admit this. Just before the first screenings of The Color Purple, I had some doubts about my name. Steven had told me the billing would read, "And Introducing Whoopi Goldberg as Celie." I had nightmares that when it appeared, a little ripple of laughter would run through the audience and it would grow and grow until it became a horrendous roar of guffaws. Well, I forced myself to go to a screening, and when my name appeared, all I could think was, "Oh, my, how elegant that looks!" And no one laughed at all."
 * As quoted in "Hoopla of Movie Stardom Catches Up With Whoopi" by Philip Wuntch, Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel (January 3, 1986), p. 6S.

 * Actresses can only play women. I'm an actor, I can play anything.
 * Speaking on The Today Show on January 13, 1986; as quoted in Whoopi Goldberg on Stage and Screen (2013) by Lisa Pertillar Brevard, p. 18.

 * The name was a fluke. A joke. It started when I was doing A Christmas Carol in San Diego. We'd sit backstage and talk about names we'd never give our children, like Pork Pie or Independence. Of course, now people are walking around with those names. A woman said to me, "If I was your mother, I would have called you Whoopi, because when you're unhappy you make a sound like a whoopee cushion. It sounds like a fart." It was like "Ha-ha-ha-ha—Whoopi!" So people actually started calling me Whoopi Cushion. After about a year, my mother said, "You won't be taken seriously if you call yourself Whoopi Cushion. So try this combination: Whoopi Goldberg.
 * Playboy interview, Playboy magazine, June 1988

 * Most of all, I dislike this idea nowadays that if you're a black person in America, then you must be called African-American. Listen, I've visited Africa, and I've got news for everyone: I'm not an African. The Africans know I'm not an African. I'm an American. This is my country. My people helped to build it and we've been here for centuries. Just call me black, if you want to call me anything.
 * The Daily Telegraph interview, 20 April 1998

 * I know it wasn't rape-rape. I think it was something else, but I don't believe it was rape-rape.
 * In defense of Roman Polański, as quoted in "Roman Polanski: backlash as Whoopi Goldberg says director didn't commit 'rape-rape'", The Telegraph, Nick Allen, 30 Sep, 2009.

 * For many, many, many years, there were not Jews in Israel. Okay?
 * "My View on Helen Thomas, Israel and the Terror Flotilla"; as quoted by Miriam Metzinger, Families.com

 * Well, when I was nine years old, Star Trek came on, I looked at it and I went screaming through the house. 'Come here, mum, everybody, come quick, come quick, there's a black lady on television and she ain't no maid!'
 * "“When I was 9 years old, Star Trek came on…” ~ Whoopi Goldberg" March 8, 2014.

 * Normal is nothing more than a cycle on a washing machine.
 * "Whoopi Goldberg in full flight". Interview with Cole Morton, www.theguardian.com. 2009-04-17

Oscar speech

 * Thanks! Ever since I was a little kid, I wanted this! You don't know...my brother sitting there, he says "Thank God we don't have to listen to anymore... you can do it now!" My mom's home, everyone's watching... I have to thank the people at Paramount; I have to thank Jerry Zucker for taking the time he took before he decided to use me because he was sure it was for me... I have to thank Patrick Swazye... he was a stand up guy and went to them and said "I wanna do it with her"… I wanna thank Demi... I wanna thank everybody who makes movies... I come from New York; as a kid, I lived in the projects and you're the people I watched...you're the people that made me wanna be an actor... I'm so proud to be here, I'm proud to be an actor and I'm gonna keep on acting, and thank you so much!
 * Best Supporting Actress of 1990 Acceptance Speech, for ''Ghost

Quotes about Whoopi Goldberg

 * As I watched the main rally, I was thrilled to see people like Whoopi Goldberg risking the wrath of the neo-fascists in our midst and risking monetary losses and damage to her career
 * Pat Parker "The 1987 March on Washington: The Morning Rally"

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Friday (1995 film)

Friday is a 1995 comedy buddy film directed by F. Gary Gray. Starring Ice Cube, Chris Tucker, Nia Long, Bernie Mac, Tom Lister, Jr. and John Witherspoon, the film revolves around 16 hours in the lives of Craig Jones (Ice Cube) and Smokey (Chris Tucker), who must pay $200 to a drug dealer before 10:00 p.m. on Friday night. The protagonists spend the majority of that time sitting on Craig's porch and interacting with their oddball neighbors and friends. The movie was released on the 26th of April 1995 and has since spawned 2 sequels and an animated series.

Dialogue

 * Mrs. Jones: Craig, you know what your problem is? You have no game. (winks at Dana, who laughs at him)
 * Craig Jones: What you know about game? I got all the game.
 * Mrs. Jones: Now your father, he got game.
 * Mr. Jones: (coming out of the bathroom) Don't nobody go in that bathroom for about 35, 45 minutes. (sniffs around) Someone open a window.
 * Craig Jones: You call that game?

 * Pastor Clever: [upon seeing Smokey rolling a joint] 'Scuse me brother. What we call drugs at 74th street Baptist church, we call a sinny-sin-sin.
 * Smokey: Well 'round here, between Normandine and the Western, we call this here a little twenty-twen-twen!
 * Craig: Well..
 * Smokey: Niggaaaa!
 * Pastor Clever: Why don't you give me a bit for my cataracts?
 * Smokey: You didn't put in on this, man.
 * Pastor Clever: It's better to give than receive, my brother.
 * Craig Jones: [points across the street to Mrs. Parker] Look, look, she's bendin' over!
 * Pastor Clever: Lord have mercy! The Lord is my shepherd, He know what I want! Excuse me, brothers. (running across the street) Mrs. Parker! Mrs. Parker!
 * Smokey: Told you. The weed be lettin' you know, [he holds up a pack of marajuana] where evil lurks.

 * Smokey: Older the berry, the sweeter the juice.
 * Craig Jones: Man, it's "the blacker the berry, the sweeter the juice".
 * Smokey: Yeah, well, yeah, she blacker than a motherfucker, too.

 * (after hallucinating about seeing Big Worm's head in the cabinet while fetching sugar for Kool-Aid, Craig quickly shuts the cabinet door, then opens it again, and the head disappears, but Craig does not see any sugar in the cabinet. He closes the door.)
 * Craig Jones: (frustrated) Damn.
 * Smokey: What?
 * Craig Jones: I ain't got no sugar.
 * Smokey: You ain't got no sugar? Da-amn! Y'all ain't never got two things that match! Y'all got Kool-Aid, no sugar; peanut butter, no jelly; ham, no burger. Damn!

 * (Craig asks Smokey what they are going to do to pay back Big Worm)
 * Smokey: Man, that fool just playin' man. I ain't trippin'.
 * Craig Jones: That's your problem. Ain't nobody playin' but you. You walk up and down the street all day playin'. He ain't playin'! You think he playin' 'bout his money?! Then you went and dragged me into this! He know where my mama stay, know where your mama stay. You say he had a gun when you seen him, right?
 * Smokey: Yeah.
 * Craig Jones: Well, name one person in the hood that play like that.

 * (Ezal, the neighborhood crack head, is feigning a fall in a convenience store to get money)
 * Ezal: Aw, I'm suing y'all! Oh, I'm hurt! Oh, my neck, my back! My neck and my back! Oh! I want $150,000, but we can settle out of court right now for $20.
 * Janitor: Man, get your punk ass up. It ain't even wet over here. Damn.

 * (Smokey is talking to Big Worm on the phone, confronting him about the drive-by shooting)
 * Smokey: Yeah, I got your money. And I don't appreciate you sendin' your punk-ass, busta-ass, Jheri curl-wearin' ass friends to shoot at me and my homie. They'd like to got dealt with.
 * Big Worm: First of all, don't be callin' here like you some straight up "G", 'cause I'll cut your balls off and hand 'em to you, partner. I had to warn you too many times about my money, Smokey. You see, it's the principle of the whole thing. There's principalities in this.
 * Smokey: Yeah, well...I got your money anyways. And you sell that shit yourself next time, 'cause I'm goin' to rehab. I'm through with this shit. (hangs up, then lights up a joint and looks at the camera) I was just bullshittin'! And you know this, man!

 * Mr. Jones: Craig.
 * Craig: What?
 * Mr. Jones: Come in here.
 * Craig: Where you at?
 * Mr. Jones: In the bathroom.
 * (Craig enters bathroom; Mr. Jones is spraying air freshener.)
 * Craig: Aw, man, I'll wait until you come out.
 * Mr. Jones: Boy, bring your ass up in here. What you talkin' 'bout, you wait 'til I come out? I smelled your shit for 22 years; now you can smell mine for 5 minutes. Shut the door. (grunts; plopping sound) Now, your mama told me what happened to you yesterday.
 * Craig: What?
 * Mr. Jones: That was stupid. How the hell you gonna get fired on your day off?
 * Craig: I don't know.
 * Mr. Jones: [grunts; another plopping sound] Well, you need a trade. Look at that there, over there on the c-c-- [grunts] On the counter there. [groans]
 * Craig: I ain't trying to be no dog-catcher!
 * Mr. Jones: Why not?
 * Craig: I don't even like dogs.
 * Mr. Jones: That's the beauty of it. I grab a dog, and I choke him, and I kick the shit out of him. All day long, my foot up a dog's ass. Just bang-bang-bang up his ass. That's my pleasure.
 * Craig: No thanks.
 * Mr. Jones: Well, I'll tell you one thing. Round here, you go to work, you go to school. First of the month, the rent is due. If you ain't got nothin' on the table, you ain't gotta worry about catchin' a dog. You gotta worry about a dog catchin' your ass!

 * Smokey: 'Sup, man?
 * Craig: Wassup.
 * Smokey: Why ain't you at work?
 * Craig: I got fired yesterday.
 * Smokey: Fo' real?! I thought you had the day off yesterday.
 * Craig: I did. Went in there pick up my check. Came home. Supervisor called me about 4 o'clock. Talking about they got me on video tape stealing boxes.
 * Smokey: The fuck you doin' stealin' boxes for? What, you trying to build a clubhouse? Man, I know you didn't go out like that.
 * Craig: Hell, no, ain't got me on tape. But they said they did. Fired me on the spot. Talkin' about pressin' charges.
 * Smokey: Goddamn! You've got to be a stupid motherfucker to get fired on your day off.

 * [Smokey is behind a bush defecating]
 * Ezel: Smokey, what the hell you doin' back here?!
 * Smokey: Hey, nothin' man. Hey, I'm fixin' somethin'. Hey, just stay over there.
 * Ezel: But I thought you wanted me to wash yo' car?
 * Smokey: Hey, man, wash it later. Stay over there.
 * Ezel: Smokey, you know I ain't the smartest man in the world, but from over here, it look like you takin' a shit!
 * Smokey: Ezel! Get the hell out of my backyard!
 * Ezel: Oh, it like-- Smokey, you've been eatin' corn, huh?
 * Smokey: Oh, get the hell out of my backyard, man!
 * Ezel: All right, man. But, look, between me and you, man, when you're done, I'll clean all that shit for ya for two dollars, eh!
 * Smokey: Hey, Ezel!
 * Ezel: What?
 * Smokey: You better not tell nobody, man.
 * Ezel: Man, I'm not, man.
 * Smokey: Keep on the down low.
 * Ezel: All right, I'm not like them. I'll keep it down, bro. (humming as he walks away) HEY! SMOKEY BACK HERE TAKIN' A SHIT!
 * Smokey: EZEL!
 * Ezel: Well, I ain't gonna tell nobody else. (resumes humming)

 * Red: Man, why y'all didn't help me?!
 * Smokey: Man, I'm high.
 * Red: Man, that's fucked up! If that were y'all, I woulda helped y'all.
 * Craig: What 'bout the time he tried to choke me in Smoke's backyard?
 * Smokey: Yeah?
 * Red: [thinks about it for a second] Oh, that was different.

 * [Craig's father catches him with a handgun]
 * Mr. Jones: What's that for?
 * Craig: Protection.
 * Mr. Jones: Protection? Protection from who?
 * Craig: Me and Smoke... I've got to walk Smokey down to his house.
 * Mr. Jones: Aw, man. Your mother and I never would've moved to this neighborhood if we'd known you need a gun to walk down the damn street.
 * Craig: You know how it is 'round here.
 * Mr. Jones: Oh, no, son. That's not the way it is. You kids have been nothin' but punks. Sissified. So quick to pick up a gun. Too scared to take an ass-whipping. [raises his fists] This is what makes you a man. When I was growing up, this was all the protection we needed. You win some, you lose some. But you live. You live to fight another day. Now you think you're a man with that gun in your hand, don't you?
 * Craig: I'm a man without it.
 * Mr. Jones: Put the gun down.
 * [Craig complies]
 * Mr. Jones: C'mon, put up your dukes.
 * [Craig raises his fists]
 * Mr. Jones: Now you're a man. Your uncle picked up a gun, too. He found out the hard way. 22 years old. You've got a choice. This is all you need, alright?

 * Smokey: [rips curtain] Break yourself, foo'!
 * Craig: Look what you did to my curtain! You better watch whose window you be sneaking in before you get blasted on.
 * Smokey: With what? You ain't got nothing, man!
 * Craig: [pulls out a gun and sticks it in Smokey's face] With this.
 * Smokey: Man, where'd you get that from?
 * Craig: Your mama.
 * Smokey: Fuck you.
 * Craig: Fuck you.
 * Smokey: Come on outside, man, and stop playing.
 * Craig: (laughs) gotta get dressed.
 * Smokey: Hurry up.
 * Craig: Don't tell me to hurry up.

 * Craig Jones: Baby, you got some money?
 * Joi: What? Some huh? Nigga, how much you need?
 * Craig Jones: About $200.
 * Joi: Mmm, I guess so. What you gon' give me?
 * Felisha: Craig. Craig.
 * Craig Jones: What?
 * Felisha: Can I borrow your VCR? I need to dub a tape.
 * Craig Jones: Hell, no!
 * Felicia: It's "The Mack!" (stays in place watching Craig talk to Joi)
 * Joi: Uh-uh, wait a minute! Who the fuck is that bitch? Fuck you, motherfucker! You think you slick! Gon' come over here and ask me for some money? Well, ask that bitch for some money!
 * [furiously drives away]

 * Smokey: I won! Gimme my money!
 * Deebo: You what?
 * Smokey: I lost.
 * Deebo: Roll the dice.
 * Red: Deebo.
 * Deebo: (hands his money for another player to hold on to) Hold my money. Watch.
 * Red: Can I talk to you for a second?
 * Smokey: Ohh, shit!
 * [Deebo stand up and look at Red walk slowly toward him]
 * Red: Pop's trippin', man. Move yo' ass from my bike back. You know I wouldn't trip.
 * Deebo: What bike?
 * Red: The beach cruiser, the one I let you use a couple o' weeks ago. The one I've been askin' you about.
 * Deebo: Ohh, that bike... Hey, I know that you wanted it back, homie. It's right here...
 * Red: Let's just say it's both ours, down at my house and prove it.
 * Deebo: Cool.
 * (Deebo grunts as he uppercut Red off his feet)
 * Smokey and friends: Ohh, shit! (all laugh)
 * [Red hits the ground]
 * Deebo: THAT'S MY BIKE, PUNK!
 * Smokey: Goddamn! (laughs as he runs to the downed Red) You got knocked the fuck out! (laughs again)
 * [Red's dad got out his car to check his son]
 * Deebo: OH, YOU WANT SOME OF THIS TOO, OLD MAN?! HUH?!
 * Red's dad: No! (to Red) Get off yo' ass an' get in this car! Why, I dunno... why you come down here messing with these people. Hurry up!
 * [Red and his dad get back to their car]

 * Smokey:[Running over to the knocked out Deebo] You got knocked the fuck out, man! [searching Deebo's pockets and takes the money from his shirt pocket] Give me my goddamn money. [raising the money to a knocked out Deebo's face] Payback is a motherfucker, ain't it, nigga?
 * [Smokey runs off and Mr. Jones is briefly seen imitating Craig's trouncing of Deebo, much to Dana's embarrassment. Deebo is about to come to until Red shows up and knocks him out cold again.]
 * Red:[Removing the silver necklace off Deebo's neck] My grandmother gave me this chain.
 * [Red leaves as Ezal shows up]
 * Ezal: Deebo! Deebo! Man, you should've been bobbin and weavin'. Look at ya'. Get up! [He takes Deebo's sneakers and struggles for a bit before successfully removing them] Since you ain't, maybe I'll take these shoes! [He leaves the knife on top Deebo's chest] Big foot, motherfucker. You can have your knife too. Cause I steal, I don't kill.
 * [Ezal leaves with Deebo's shoes as Red rides off into the night with his reclaimed necklace and bike.]

 * [Smokey comes out from the backyard intending to visit Craig, when he has just seen Big Worm drive up in his 1975 Chevy Impala.]
 * Smokey: Damn!
 * [Big Worm parks his car in front of Smokey's house and lowers his car to talk to him]
 * Smokey: What up, Big Worm?
 * Big Worm: How much you got left?
 * Smokey: Man, I got a lot.
 * Big Worm: You still haven't sold that weed, Smokey?
 * Smokey: Man, I'm trying to, Worm. Niggas are broke these days.
 * Big Worm: I don't think you applying yourself, Smokey!
 * Smokey: Huh?
 * (Big Worm quickly smells Smokey and finds out he's been smoking his weed again.)
 * Big Worm: You smokin' my shit?
 * Smokey: Hell no! Fuck with your shit? Hell no!
 * Big Worm: You smokin' my shit? [pulls a gun closer to him]
 * Smokey: Now, why would I want to do shit like that?
 * Big Worm: I'm gonna have to fuck you up, Smokey! Playing with my money is like playing with my emotions.
 * Smokey: Worm! Now you the last nigga whose money I'd mess with. I steal from my mama before I mess with your shit, and you know this, man!
 * Big Worm: We'll see. [Drives off]
 * Smokey: [under his breath] Florida Evans looking motherfucker.

Cast
Chris Tucker as Smokey

Ice Cube as Craig

Tommy Lister Jr. as Deebo

Nia Long as Debbie

John Witherspoon as Mr. Jones

Anna Maria Horsford as Mrs. Jones

Regina King as Dana Jones

Paula Jai Parker as joi

Faizon Love as Big Worm

title: Friday (1995 film)