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Indian Institutes of Technology

The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) are tertiary educational institutes established by the Government of India to offer undergraduate, integrated postgraduate and postgraduate degrees and the Doctor of Philosophy in over 25 different engineering, technology and business/management disciplines.

Quotes
Executive Vice-President of the UN Foundation said:
 * Fifty years ago, the UNESCO helped to create the IITs as a means of providing superior education to Indians and spurring developments in the country. Today, IIT has helped India become a world leader in science and technology — proving that when we work together, we achieve remarkable progress.
 * Kathy Bushkin

 * For most of their first fifty years, these IITs were one of the greatest bargains America ever had. (p. 106).
 * Thomas L. Friedman The World Is Flat (2005), (p. 106)

 * Here in the place of that Hijli Detention Camp stands the fine monument of India, representing India's urges, India's future in the making. This picture seems to me symbolical of the changes that are coming to India.
 * Jawaharlal Nehru, [Kharagpur http://www.iitkgp.ernet.in/institute/history.php IIT at the first convocation address at IIT]

CBS 60 Minutes

 * Lesley Stahl of CBS on 60 Minutes

 * "Put Harvard, MIT and Princeton together and you begin to get an idea of the status of IITs in India."

 * N.R. Narayana Murthy, founder of Infosys on 60 Minutes:

 * "My son wanted to study computer science. But to study at the IITs he had to be among the top 200 in the country. So he chose Cornell."

 * Vinod Khosla, venture capitalist on 60 Minutes:
 * "When I graduated from IIT Delhi and went to CMU for my master's, I thought I cruised all the way through Carnegie Mellon because it was so easy, compared to the education I had gotten at IIT Delhi." (Vinod received a Masters in Biomedical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon and is co-founder of Sun Microsystems).

Bill Gates
Bill Gates, the co-founder and chaiman of Microsoft, in his speech at India Institute of Technology 50th Anniversary Celebration:
 * IIT and Microsoft do have a lot in common, an optimism about the future, a belief that fundamental science will lead to breakthroughs that will let us solve some of the toughest problems that mankind faces, a belief that we can provide better tools than ever before and that we've really just scratched the surface.
 * And it's hard to think of anything like IIT anywhere in the world. It is a very unique institution.

In Salon Magazine
 * Per capita, IIT has produced more millionaires than any other undergraduate institution.

 * The IITs became islands of excellence by not allowing the general debasement of the Indian system to lower their exacting standards. You couldn't bribe your way to get into an IIT...Candidates are accepted only if they pass a grueling entrance exam. The government does not interfere with the curriculum, and the workload is demanding...Arguably, it is harder to get into an IIT than into Harvard or the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
 * The Wall Street Journal, on 16 April 2003.

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User:Ambuj.Saxena

This is a collections of quotes on Wikipedia by Ambuj Saxena:
 * 1) Guns don't kill Wikipedians, Edit counts do.
 * 2) Edits don't count.
 * 3) Everyone makes mistakes, but Wikipedians have a revert button.
 * 4) Let's go Wikifying.
 * 5) I consider userpage vandalisms as barnstars from vandals. These vandalisms are proof that my vandal-fighting contributions are getting into their nerves.
 * 6) Its very easy to inflate edit count—Make lots of good edits.
 * 7) If you do the right thing, you will have plenty of sock-puppets.

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The Plague Dogs (film)

The Plague Dogs is a 1982 American-British film about two dogs (Rowf and Snitter) who escape from an animal research laboratory.
 * Directed and written by Martin Rosen, based on the novel by Richard Adams.

Two dogs on the run... the outside world is not what they imagined.

Snitter

 * Damn this place. Damn the whitecoats! DAMN YOU ALL!
 * [looking into a pool of water] Look. Rowf, look! Everything's so still in there. If I was in there, covered over, my head would be cool. Things would keep still.
 * Rowf, look. Take a good look! I was right! I told you! That, Rowf, is a master! A real master of dogs! We'll do what they're doing. Don't you see? And then the man will take us home with him. Oh, what luck! My master used to throw sticks, or a ball. They like you to run about and do things. Well, this man uses sheep instead of sticks, that's all. We'll show 'em, Rowf. We'll show 'em.
 * They belonged where they were. You could smell it. No white coat does anything to them. But what are we going to do, Rowf?
 * I hope you make sure we're properly dead before you start, old rip-beak!

Rowf

 * [lying on the floor exhausted, having been revived from being drowned] I can't do it. I'll... I'll fight. I'll tear their.. white coats! Damn white coats!
 * [while exploring the laboratory] There must be some reason, mustn't there? It must do some sort of good.
 * [talking to Snitter] I was just wondering what it'd be like to have a master. The kind that you talk about. But, there's no one. Only us. The dark that Tod talks about, it's... it's all around us. I can feel it.

The Tod

 * I'm The Tod. Tod, y'know? Canniest tod on moss an' moor.
 * Yer lookin' for me? The way yer runnin' I thought your arse was a'fire.

Dialogue

 * [Snitter manages to escape his pen in the laboratory and goes to free Rowf from his]
 * Rowf: [exhausted] I can't stand water any more. When I shut my eyes... water comes again.
 * Snitter: How will you get out? Do you drink it? Or does the sun dry it up? Or what?
 * Rowf: I don't know. I hate it, Snitter. The water's terrible.
 * Snitter: [pawing at bottom of the pen door] The wire's loose here, Rowf. Along the bottom. If I put my nose under it I might be able to get through. [begins nosing at the wire]
 * Rowf: Why do they do it, Snitter? I'm not a bad dog.
 * Snitter: [pushing himself through the gap under the wire] I don't think they do it because they think you're bad, Rowf.
 * [a dog in a nearby pen howls loudly and mournfully, increasing in volume]
 * Rowf: [irritated] Do you think you're the only one WHO HATES THIS DAMN PLACE?!
 * [Rowf leaps forward and pushes the unlatched pen door open, to his surprise. Frightened, he backs up into his pen]
 * Snitter: Rowf! Now I remember. That's why I came - the door of your pen's unfastened! We can go through it, Rowf!
 * Rowf: They'd only bring us back.
 * Snitter: We can do it! We can get out of here!
 * Rowf: [apprehensive] It's... it's safe in here.
 * Snitter: I don't mean out of your kennel! I mean out of here - the whole place! We can do it!
 * Rowf: It's bad out there.
 * Snitter: Bad? Think of the water. What could be worse than that? Hours of struggling in the metal water with the whitecoats peering down into the tank, watching you. And one day you won't get out. They'll let you drown!
 * Rowf: They say, "Go in the water", I'll--
 * Snitter: They're not masters. I had a master once, and I know. Whatever the whitecoats are, they are not masters.

 *
 * Snitter: They've taken everything away. The houses, the roads, cars, pavement, the lot. How did they do it Rowf?
 * Rowf: The white coats must've changed it, so they could do something or other to animals.
 * Snitter: My master never used to do anything to me.
 * Rowf: I don't want to hear about your master.
 * Snitter: When I was at home, my master--
 * Rowf: [interrupts] Aren't you listening to me?
 * Snitter: Masters are different, Rowf! You will see what I mean when we've found one.
 * Rowf: Suppose there aren't any masters left, what then?
 * Snitter: There must be! It's just that I wasn't expecting... this.
 * [The two dogs walk for a bit and come across a pond. Snitter gazes down at it.]
 * Snitter: Look. Rowf, look! Everything's so still in there. If I was in there, covered over, my head would be cool. Things would keep still.
 * Rowf: If you fall in, they won't let you out!
 * Snitter: Well, it's better out here than in the pens. Isn't it Rowf?
 * Rowf: [sprays at a tree] When are we gonna eat? I'm hungry.
 * Snitter: The flies in my head! They keep buzzing! Feels like smoke.
 * [They wander around. Snitter sprays at the same tree, while Rowf gnaws at a broken branch. Snitter sniffs at some leaves, which are blown away by the wind.]
 * Snitter: Look, how the wind sends the leaves running across the sky. [brief pause] There are the houses! I knew they couldn't have gone far! Come on, Rowf! We're alright now!

 *
 * [after Rowf and Snitter try to herd sheep]
 * Don (sheepdog): What the 'ell art thou playin' at? Art thou stark bloody mad or what?
 * Snitter: We just need a master.
 * Don: Just need a master? Of all the...! Art thou out of thy minds? Chasin' yows up and down fell! Snappin' and bitin'! Where's thy farm at? Where's thy master? Thou's nipped yon yow too, thou bastard. It's bleedin'!
 * Rowf: Lay off. You don't own this place!
 * Don: Don't own it? Then I'd like to know who bloody does! Ey, Wag, 'e says we don't own fell 'ere.
 * Wag (sheepdog): Bloody cheek! What they reckon they're up to then?
 * Rowf: What are you up to then?
 * Don: Gatherin', ya daft sod! Seekin' wooled sheep o' course! And then 'e comes down like bloody bulls and spoils our farmer's good work?
 * Wag: Aye, they'll be tourists. [gestures to Snitter] Thee, wi' yon patch on the 'ead - where's the master at? [Snitter doesn't respond] Has he been hurt and thee run away?
 * Snitter: We haven't a master. We thought, maybe your master--
 * Don: [interrupts] He'll fill thee with lead, he will, worrying sheep!
 * Snitter: We were only doing the same as them.
 * Farmer: Don, come by here! Wag, come by here!
 * Rowf: We better get out of here. [they run off]
 * Snitter: They belonged where they were. You could smell it. No white coat does anything to them. But what are we going to do, Rowf?

 * [Rowf and Snitter come across a Stonehenge after a whole evening of traveling]
 * Rowf: We would've been fed by now, wouldn't we? We couldn't even find our way back to the white coats. I mean, supposing we wanted to.
 * Snitter: Do you want to go back?
 * Rowf: I don't know. There's nothing up here. I don't anyone's been up here since it was made.
 * Snitter: Well, the white coats won't come up here, anyway.
 * Rowf: No, they won't come up here. But neither will your master.
 * Snitter: My master can't anymore. Rowf, if we don't find food soon, we'll die.
 * Rowf: I'm not gonna die. Not without a fight.
 * Snitter: Who are you going to fight? There's no one here.
 * Rowf: I'll fight this. But we'll have to change.
 * Snitter: Change? Change to what?
 * Rowf: To what we used to be. Real animals. Wild animals.
 * [Snitter imagines the stones turning into giant monsters and gets scared]
 * Rowf: We will find food. We'll live by our teeth and... kill. That's what we'll do. Kill.

 * [Rowf and Snitter come across The Tod]
 * Rowf: Stay where you are! I mean it!
 * The Tod: Away now kidder... no need for you an' me to start battlin'. Wher'd ya get that crack on the head, bonny lad?
 * Snitter: The road was black and white and then the truck came and... lightning shot down my head... it is a dog, isn't it?
 * Rowf: He's a thief!
 * The Tod: Now give over! Let's all be mates! No need for a barney. Stick wi' me and we'll all be champion... else you'll soon be dead.
 * Snitter: Dead?
 * The Tod: Aye. Dead. An' no arguement about it.
 * Rowf: We're not about to die.
 * The Tod: No? Why, hinny, you've got no chance at all. I've been watchin' ye the last two days - you'll not last! Hollerin' yer heads off, racin' about the fell.
 * Snitter: What do you mean? What are you saying?
 * The Tod: Just a proposition, bonny lads. If ye'll hunt and kill with me, I'll keep ye right, and ye'll get yer meat, we'll run through the night and follow me feet.
 * Rowf: I don't understand a word he's saying.
 * Snitter: He's saying he'll show us how to live out here if we let him share what we kill.
 * The Tod: Aye, laddie, that's it. Why, ye'll have no bother with me, I'm a delicate eater. I don't aught but pick at me meat.
 * Rowf: He'll cheat us and run away when it suits him. Bloody thief, that's what he is.
 * Snitter: Well, we've nothing to lose. He's a sharp one, Rowf.
 * Rowf: If you're still here when it's light, we'll decide what to do then.
 * The Tod: Ah, now yer talkin' sense. Keep a tight hold of yer mate, and a good look over ye.
 * Rowf: What do you call yourself?
 * The Tod: I'm the Tod. Tod, ya know? Canniest Tod on Moss an' Moor.

 * The Tod: Sneaky sods.
 * Rowf: Are they looking for us?
 * The Tod: Who else? Let's away now, an' stop yer yammerin'.
 * Rowf: Not without Snitter. If they're hunting the valley for us, Snitter's in danger.
 * The Tod: That may be, hinny. But that looks like real trouble.

 * The Tod: This story of his, about killing a man with a gun, is it true? Or is it just a crack in his head talking?
 * Rowf: As far as I can make out, it's true. I don't know how it happened, exactly. You know how he goes on.
 * The Tod: Aye! The little booger. Shoot a man. Now, that's something. Mind, it's bad.
 * Snitter: Damn these cobwebs!
 * The Tod: Your mate's gone daft as a brush, ya know. If I had the sense I was born with, I'd be off an' away an' leave you to it.
 * Rowf: You're always leaving when it gets rough.
 * The Tod: Give over, bonny lad. No need to go on so. Do you know why we're still alive, with hundreds, maybe thousands of men who'd be glad to kill us?
 * Snitter: They wouldn't dare. I've only got to drown, or jump under a truck, and the sky will fall down and all the man will die. Have you ever thought of that, Rowf? That puts us one up on them.
 * The Tod: I'll tell the pair of ya why. Because I know them; the way they think. So as long as you do as I say, we'll stay ahead of them. If not, there's just no chance.

 * Rowf: Do you think they're looking for us?
 * The Tod: No one else, laddies.
 * Snitter: They're going to kill us, Rowf. They're watching us.
 * The Tod: If we can get across the valley without them seeing us, we'll be away and free.
 * Snitter: Flies out of my head. Look. They've grown huge. Circling round and round over the hills.
 * The Tod: I'll go ahead and see how the land lies. Make sure he doesn't get crazy and start shouting. We don't need that just now. [The Tod leaves]
 * Rowf: He knows what he's doing, that one. We've never been good at being wild, haven't we?
 * Snitter: We just started too late.
 * [The Tod navigates the valley below while trying to avoid being seen by countless soldiers]
 * Soldier: Doesn't look like it'll be much longer now. We ought to be back in Catterick by this evening.
 * Major: Oh, yes. It looks that way.
 * Soldier: I feel sorry for the dogs; don't you, Major?
 * Major: It's this whole damn business.
 * Soldier: Well, they have caused a lot of damage. And eating a dead man's body--
 * Major: Dammit, that's exactly the point! They were starving! They didn't set out to cause all this... havoc.
 * [The Tod returns to Snitter and Rowf]
 * The Tod: The place is crawling with men. I've never seen anything like it.
 * [A helicopter flies right above them]
 * Snitter: That's the fly I've been talking about! It's got out of my head!
 * Rowf: They're whitecoats. Tod, can we cross the valley? Is it safe?
 * The Tod: We might get them. Now, whatever happens, don't stop. Remember, keep moving.

 * [Rowf and Snitter swim out into the ocean to escape being shot by gunmen, seemingly towards an island]
 * Rowf: Is it far, Snitter?
 * Snitter: Not very far, old Rowf.
 * Rowf: I can't see anything in front of us.
 * Snitter: [sounding exhausted] I'm getting tired. Can't seem to... move my legs... anymore.
 * Rowf: [also beginning to tire] Keep going. Try!
 * Snitter: Can't... swim anymore... Rowf.
 * Rowf: We must be near the island!
 * Snitter: If there is... any island... Rowf.
 * Rowf: There is. There... can't you see it? Our island! (begins to swim ahead) Just stay with me. I'll get you there.

Cast

 * John Hurt — Snitter
 * Christopher Benjamin — Rowf
 * James Bolam — The Tod

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The World's Fastest Indian

The World's Fastest Indian is a 2005 film that tells the life story of New Zealander Burt Munro, who spent years re-building a 1920 Indian motorcycle — a bike which helped him set the land-speed world record at Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats in 1967.
 * Directed and written by Roger Donaldson.

Based On One Hell Of A True Story (taglines)

Burt Munro

 * You live more in 5 minutes on a bike like this going flat out than some people live in their lifetime.
 * Invercargill, I-N-V-E-R-C-A-R-G-I-L-L. Sometimes I spell it with one 'L' to save ink.
 * If you don't follow your dreams, you might as well be a vegetable.
 * If you don't go when you want to go, when you do go, you'll find you've gone.
 * Its my ruddy life
 * "It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled, or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena..."
 * He is here quoting Theodore Roosevelt

Others

 * Tom: Why do you pee on your lemon tree?
 * Fran: [to a staring crowd] What are you looking at? Dirty old men need love too!

Dialogue

 * Antarctic Angel: I don't think so, granddad!
 * Burt Munro: Well, why don't you put your money where your mouth is?

 * Tom: Aren't you scared you'll kill yourself if you crash?
 * Burt Munro: No... You live more in five minutes on a bike like this going flat out than some people live in a lifetime.

 * [Burt starts to mount his bike, but stops]
 * Burt Munro: I can't get my leg in because of the asbestos cloth on it.
 * [gets off]
 * Burt Munro: Let me take it off.
 * Rolly: Well, what about your leg and the heat?
 * Burt Munro: Screw it. I've got a spare one.

 * [the motorcycle gang comes to see off Burt]
 * Antarctic Angel: Good luck, mate. Show 'em Kiwis can fly too, eh?
 * Burt Munro: Right. I'll bring you back the Statue of Liberty!

Taglines

 * Based On One Hell Of A True Story
 * The extraordinary true adventure of Burt Munro from Down Under

Cast

 * Anthony Hopkins - Burt Munro
 * Iain Rea - George
 * Tessa Mitchell - Sarah
 * Aaron James Murphy - Tom
 * Tim Shadbolt - Frank
 * Annie Whittle - Fran
 * Greg Johnson - Duncan
 * Antony Starr - Jeff
 * Kate Sullivan - Doris
 * Craig Hall - Antarctic Angel

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My Girl (film)

My Girl is a 1991 coming-of-age comedy starring Dan Aykroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, Macaulay Culkin and introducing Anna Chlumsky, an irresistible story of first love and loss.
 * Directed by Howard Zieff. Written by Laurice Elehwany.

Dialogue

 * Vada: I was born jaundiced. Once, I sat on a toilet seat at a truck stop and caught haemorrhoids. And I've learned to live with this chicken bone that's been lodged in my throat for the past three years. So, I knew my Dad would be devastated when he learned of my latest affliction. [to her Dad] Dad? I don't want to upset you, but my left breast is developing at a significantly faster rate than my right. It could only mean one thing: Cancer. I'm dying.
 * Harry: Okay. Sweetie, hand me the mayonnaise out of the fridge?

 * Shelley: I have a wonderful disposition, I put people right at ease.
 * Harry: Uh, Miss Devoto, there people are already at ease. This is not a beauty parlour. It's a funeral parlour.
 * Shelley: They're dead?
 * Harry: Yes they are.
 * Shelley: Stiffs?
 * Harry: Deceased.

 * Ronda: He covers me like a blanket, from the cold dark night. As I look into his eyes, I know it's right. To touch, to feel. I know he's real. Flesh all amesh. Flesh all amesh. I can't fight it. There's no point. I wake up and light a joint.
 * Mr. Bixler: Uhh, uh. V.. Vada.
 * Vada: I wrote a poem, too.
 * Mr. Bixler: Please.
 * Vada: Ode to Ice Cream, by Vada Sultenfuss. I like ice cream a whole lot. It tastes good when days are hot. On a cone, or in a dish. This would be my only wish. Vanilla, chocolate, or Rocky Road, Even with pie a la mode. That's all I got so far.
 * Justin: I hear that Vada. "Flesh all amesh" or "Rocky Road". It's all about desire.

 * Shelley: Now, the first rule in applying eye make-up is you can never wear enough blue eye shadow.

 * Shelley: That's a pretty ring you're wearing (looks at Vada's mood ring)
 * Vada: It's a mood ring. It tells me what mood i'm in.
 * Thomas J: It doesn't work, it always stays black.
 * Vada: It's only black when you're around, because you put me in a bad mood.
 * Shelley: Maybe black means you're happy?
 * Vada: I don't think so. Shelly how can I get $35?
 * Thomas J: She's crazy, She wants to go to school over the summer.
 * Vada: It's not a real school, it's a writing class. I want to be a writer.
 * Thomas J: She just wants to go just because her sweetie pie's her teacher.
 * Vada: Shut your big fat mouth!
 * Shelley: I think you'll make a fine writer. Have you asked your dad?

 * Justin: What's in my soul? Feel my aura.
 * Vada: I don't think I'm allowed to.

 * Phil: Harry, Harry, Harry, Harry. I told you to use fewer briquettes, and now look what you've done. you've cremated them.
 * Harry: Thats what i do.

 * Vada: My mommy and daddy did that?
 * Shelley: It's actually a very beautiful thing. And look, there wouldn't've been a Vada.
 * Vada: I think it should be outlawed. (doorbell rings) Oh, that's probably Thomas J. I don't wanna see him.[On menstruation] It's not fair. Nothing happens to boys.
 * Thomas J: Hi Vada. Can you come out?
 * Vada: I don't know.
 * Thomas J: Please, it's real hot, maybe we can go swimming.
 * Vada: No! [Shoving Thomas J off her porch after getting her first period] Get outta here! And don't come back for five to seven days!

 * Vada: I'm running away.
 * Thomas J: Where are you running to?
 * Vada: California. I'm going to Hollywood to live with the Brady Bunch.
 * Thomas J: I wanna live with them too.
 * Vada: No, you can't. They have enough kids. You'll have to live with the Partridge Family.
 * Thomas J: Really?!

 * [Thomas J. returning in the woods, he starts searching for a mood ring. He softly kicks the beehive when the bees slowly encounter at him. Then, Thomas J. shoving in the leaves, he founds Vada's mood ring]
 * Thomas J.: Yes. [as he trying to get back home... All of a sudden, however, he reacting to the bees, last words] No. God, no. Get away. Ow... Get away! [his glasses falls on the ground as the slow-motion effect]

 * [The day of Thomas J.'s funeral. Vada has locked herself in her room.]
 * Shelley: She won't come out! It's been a whole day. You have to do something, Harry!
 * Harry: The funeral's starting!
 * Shelley: Open your eyes! She's 11 years old!  Her only friend in the world is dead!
 * Harry: I know that, but what do you want from me?
 * Shelley: Stop hiding, Harry! You run, Harry.  When I first came here, the idea of working with dead people didn't exactly thrill me.  When I saw that a family lived here, I thought if I'm living without a family, then at least I can work with one and maybe, once in a while, be invited in for supper.
 * Harry: Yeah - and when those suppers are disrupted because there's a car crash, or there's a fire, or a little boy steps on a beehive!...
 * Shelley: I'm not asking you to stop caring for those people! But life isn't just death, Harry!  Don't ignore the living... especially your daughter.

 * Vada: [Hysterical, at Thomas J.'s funeral] Where's his glasses? He can't see without his glasses.

 * Vada: Why do you think people wanna get married?
 * Thomas J: When you get older, you just have to.
 * Vada: I'm gonna marry Mr. Bixler.
 * Thomas J: You can't marry a teacher, it's against the law.
 * Vada: It is not.
 * Thomas J: Yes it is, 'cause then he'll give you all A's and it won't be fair.
 * Vada: Not true [Pause] Have you ever kissed anyone?
 * Thomas J: Like they do on TV? No.
 * Vada: Maybe we should,, just to see what's the big deal.
 * Thomas J: But, I don't know how.
 * Vada: Practice on your arms.
 * Thomas J: Like this? [They practice kissing on their arms]
 * Vada: OK, 'nuff practice. [to Thomas J] Close your eyes.
 * Thomas J: But then I won't be able to see anything,
 * Vada: Just do it!
 * Thomas J: OK, OK! [He closes his eyes]
 * Vada: OK, on the count of three. [Leans over] One, two, two and a half, three [Vada and Thomas J kiss] Say something, it's too quiet.
 * Thomas J: Umm, Ummmmm...
 * Vada: [agitated] Just hurry!
 * Thomas J: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America...
 * Vada and Thomas J: ...And to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Amen.

 * Vada: Weeping willow with your tears running down, why do you always weep and frown? Is it because he left you one day? Is it because he could not stay? On your branches he would swing, Do you long for the happiness that day would bring? He found shelter in your shade, you thought his laughter would never fade. Weeping willow stop your tears, for there is something to calm your fears. You think death has ripped you forever apart, but I know he'll always be in your heart.

Cast

 * Dan Aykroyd – Harry Sultenfuss
 * Jamie Lee Curtis – Shelly DeVoto
 * Macaulay Culkin – Thomas J. Sennett
 * Anna Chlumsky – Vada Sultenfuss
 * Richard Masur – Phil Sultenfuss
 * Griffin Dunne – Mr. Bixler
 * Tom Villard – Justin
 * Lara Steinick – Ronda

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Slap Her... She's French

Slap Her... She's French is a 2002 film about an American girl who invites a French foreign exchange student to their small town. It goes well until the exchange student starts to take over her life.
 * Directed by Melanie Mayron. Written by Lamar Damon & Robert Lee King.

No French People Were Harmed In The Making Of This Film. (taglines)

Starla Grady

 * We're all capable of doing bad things. Lord knows I've done my share. Things I'm truly ashamed of. But should my life, so young and full of sweet promise, be tragically cut before it ever had a chance to shine? If I ever get out of here, as God is my witness, somebody's gonna pay. Or, as the great German philosopher Freddy Nitsche once said, 'that which does not kill us is gonna wish it had, because we're about to Fed-ex its sorry ass back to Skank Central where it came from.' Or something like that.
 * It doesn't get better than this. If only I had seen the writing on the wall...I just didn't know it was in French.
 * Oh yeah, and don't get me started on monsieur LeDuke—Mister 'I'm married but teenage girls make me pop my jimmy in my fruit de looms.'
 * [in a french exam] j'ai une bouche comme dix doigts et dix doigts comme une bouche...
 * Whatcha reading? [Randolph shows her a copy of 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?' by Philip K. Dick] Oh, I like Dicks. haha
 * I'm going to get you, Kermit, you're going down!
 * She went through this whole catholic thing—kissing my knees and calling herself a whore. It was like Taxicab Confessions.
 * You messed with the wrong cooze, flooze. Get ready to par-tee!
 * I didn't find her she found me, WHO IS SHE?
 * [After slapping her boyfriend] You are so fired as my boyfriend!
 * [After slapping Kyle and Genevieve in different scenes at the Newscaster of the Year contest] Slapping people is fun.

Genevieve LePlouff

 * Oh, Kyle, bonjour. I was just watching Starla. She really knows how to spread her legs... uh... to kick.
 * Bonjour, y'all.

Arny "Dad" Grady

 * Enjoy it while you can, Cupcake, before time and gravity do their dirty work.

Dialogue

 * Mom: What? I don't like this Japanese music.
 * Randolph: It's Mozart.
 * Mom: No, smartie, Mozart played the piano.

 * Starla: Ashley, Tanner, y'all are my best friends in the world and I don't care who wins, as long as it's one of us.
 * Ashley: Aww, Starla.
 * Starla: ...and Tanner, you can barely see those bags under your eyes. If the lighting's right, maybe the judges won't either. Heck, they'll be too busy taking bets about when Ashley's gonna pop outta that dress.

 * Randolph: You know, I could help you study.
 * Starla: Yeah and what's the catch?
 * Randolph: No catch, you just gotta be nice to me for the rest of my life.
 * Starla: Ha, I should have known you'd exploit this for emotional blackmail. That's just mean you... user.

 * Starla: What does it say about me?
 * Ashley: Here it is, right underneath the lunch menu. And for Genevieve's presence among us, due thanks must go to Stalra Grady.
 * Starla: Stalra? Stalra?

 * Starla: It's people like you who give America a bad name.
 * Ed: You're one to talk, you conniving blonde bimbo.
 * [Genevieve bursts into tears]
 * Starla: Now look at what you've done. I have a good mind to have Kyle come and beat you off... up. Beat you up.

 * Mr. LeDuke: [speaking French] Excuse me, miss. Where is the library?
 * Starla: [speaking French] The library is in the centre of town. Perhaps we can meet there this afternoon for casual sex. We can mate like angry weasels while an elderly nun watches. [in English] See, and you thought I wasn't motivated enough to pass.
 * Mr. LeDuke: Starla!
 * Starla: Wait there's more.. [in French] I have a mouth like ten fingers and ten fingers like a mouth... and i want to ride your horsie, cowboy.
 * Mr. LeDuke: Stop right there young lady! Now I realize it's natural to develop a crush on an older more experienced man, but I am married.
 * Starla: Eww! You and me? You wish, Chewbacca. Sir.

 * Dad: Is that our girl? Ooh la la.
 * Randolph: She's no Starla.
 * Starla: Thank you, Randolph.
 * Randolph: She looks nothing like a drag queen.

 * Starla: Shit, where's that snail-eating, Bordeaux-swilling, America-foreign-policy-opposing, leg-not-shaving whore-slut?
 * Ed: Whoa there, cowgirl.

 * Kyle: Come on babe, we're just dancing.
 * Starla: That's not dancing, that's... dry humping!
 * Genevieve: I'm sorry, that's how we dance in my country.
 * Starla: Well, then everyone in your country's a big fat whore!
 * [Genevieve grabs Starla by her neck]
 * Genevieve: [whispering in Starla's ear] Maybe if you knew how to keep your man happy, he wouldn't have to dance with a whore such as myself!

 * Starla: Play this tape!
 * Tape: [Starla's voice] The whole school is nothing but a bunch of phony posers, a list of users, losers and self abusers.
 * Starla: Actually, that's not the right tape.

 * Genevieve: I hate you, and this town and all the pathetic inbreds that live here.
 * Starla: Say what you want about me, but don't mess with Splendona.

Taglines

 * No French People Were Harmed In The Making Of This Film.
 * Bonjour, y'all
 * Miss Perfect is about to meet her match.
 * A high school comedy with a French twist

Cast

 * Jane McGregor - Starla Grady
 * Piper Perabo - Genevieve LePlouff
 * Trent Ford - Ed Mitchell
 * Alexandra Adi - Ashley Lopez
 * Nicki Aycox - Tanner Jennings
 * Jesse James - Randolph Grady
 * Julie Whitee - Bootsie Grady
 * Brandon Smith - Arnie Grady
 * Matt Czuchry - Kyle Fuller
 * Christen Coppen - Doreen Gilmore
 * Haley Ramm - young Starla Grady (uncredited)
 * Amy Bradford - French airplane passenger (uncredited)
 * Ashley Blake - Megan
 * Laura Halvorson - Beef Band fiddle player

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Talk:The Sopranos

I have added a LOT of stuff...practically everything you see on this page was done by me. These are my ip addresses and I spent months collecting all the awesome quotations from this show: 149.68.168.147 and 72.227.132.62

Just for reference, I will be adding more for season six when the season is released on dvd. But until then, any quotations added to season six are most likely inaccurate by a word or two. I know for a fact that none of my quotations are false by even ONE word. Every single one of my quotes are EXTREMELY ACCURATE. So if anyone adds a quote, I will have to check the accuracy because I want the quotes to be EXACT. - Zarbon

 * Great. Go Zarbon. I used to watch a little bit of DBZ myself. Wish I wasn't an addict for... well, you know? ... Brendan Filone 02:54, 19 June 2007 (UTC)

Too many quotes
I have added the check copyright tag to this page, as there are too many quotes per episode. In some cases, there are nearly 20 quotes per episode. This page needs serious trimming to get it down to single digits per episode. ~ UDScott 15:57, 1 March 2007 (UTC)

yeah but in some episode, there's only 5. It actually balances out since if I deleted from some, I'd be forced to add less memorable quotes in ones that have 5 in order to make up for it. I want an enormous amount as I've collected it all within the last 3 years myself. - Zarbon

 * This article is being edited by one or more editors who have been refusing to accept the rather loose copyright restrictions that we are attempting to enforce on Wikiquote. If this article is not brought into compliance with guidelines discussed at Copyrights and its talk page, it may be replaced with a copyvio notice, requiring its complete rewriting or eventual deletion. One commonly recommended guideline is trimming each episode to 3-5 quotes, with only rare episodes having no more than 8 quotes.

 * Please help us try to avoid copyright problems. Thank you for your assistance. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 22:36, 1 March 2007 (UTC)

wait. what makes it a copyright infringement? is it because of no linking? I mean, I don't know how to include sufficient info in order to make it comply to the copyright. having more or less quotes doesn't really fit under copyvio (violation)...what can I do in order to have this page maintain the way it is, the way it has been for around 2 years now. - Zarbon

 * I have just reverted another mass of additions to this article by Zarbon. This is not a value judgment on the quotes, but rather an attempt to stem the trend of copyright-violating excessive quoting. The alternative is to replace the entire page with a copyvio notice that would require it to be rewritten from scratch. I instead blocked the violator for 1 week, because I hold out some hope that other editors of this article can still help to keep the quoting down to 3-5 quotes of the most memorable quotes per episode in order to avoid problems with copyrights. Please help the community focus on a select set of quotations from copyrighted works such as this. Thank you for your assistance. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 19:44, 2 March 2007 (UTC)

 * I've started the trimming effort, just to provide an example. I've trimmed quotes from the first two episodes (and added character wikilinks). I will return to do more later on, unless someone else wants to continue the effort. ~ UDScott 19:59, 2 March 2007 (UTC)

 * Yeah, I heavily cut down all the episodes to 10 like you stated earlier. However, we still need to add those wikipedia links to people's names who are mentioned the first time. - Zarbon

 * Wiki-star: i don't know... we may still have a copyright problem on our dirty hands. I do not want to be responsible for any damages. I think the article should be trimmed down a bit more. what do you buds think? Wiki-star

 * There is no longer a copyright problem. You are here out of spite for being banned on numerous wiki locations. Please stop vandalising my efforts here. I have spent years compiling these quotations for these shows. You are continuously following my activity and reverting and vandalising. I am going to report you. - Zarbon 18:14, 17 May 2007 (UTC)

 * Wiki-star: Great, because of you, the page was protected. And yes, there is a copyright problem, some of those quotes have freakin' 12 in one section. And go ahead, REPORT ME! as you have been doing nonchalantly. Wiki-star

 * Please tell me which episode has twelve and I will deplete from it personally. I just checked for the hundredth time just to make sure they all have a maximum of ten and not more. Please provide proof to this by listing the episode title. Bare in mind that a quote is separated with the page breaks, so a quote can be from one person to fifty long sentences. - Zarbon 21:47, 17 May 2007 (UTC)

Heavy Vandalism

 * There is not much to add, other than the obvious fact that Wiki-star is a major vandaliser, sockpuppeteer, and reverting menace. He has forced me to go through the same lengths on wikipedia in order to stop him from reverting and vandalising. As the sole cause of my being banned on wikipedia, for reverting and edit warring, I am more than obligated to warn the admins here of his menacing tactics. It's best to ban this threat now along with the ip address so further vandalism can be prevented. Anything that this vandaliser says should not be taken seriously. He has been following my activity and trying to have me banned for reverting his vandalisms. He has not only created over ten names on wikipedia, of which all are banned, he has also come to my forum and caused vandalism there as well. Just take a look at his user page and you will see that his goal is to "get revenge" as he has stated, by continuously and nonchalantly reverting and vandalising my contributions. Check his user page and user page history to see his remark. - Zarbon 18:29, 17 May 2007 (UTC)
 * Wiki-star: I don't know what is your problem Zarbond. you created sockpuppets to try to have me banned, and you knew better than that. Why couldn't you report me yourself and instead have your IP socks do all the work for you. I only want the best for the encyclopedias and I want to show everyone the true YOU, Zarbon the sockpuppet. Wiki-star
 * Please refrain from calling me Zarbond. You also have an issue of verbal attacks, which can clearly be seen in prior pages. I have contacted many wikiquote members to help me resolve this because you are indeed a threat to the wikiquote society. Also, I will try to include many members so that they can see the threat themselves and have it removed as quickly as possible. Here is further evidence of this members vandalism on wikipedia: List of Sockpuppet Names and Wiki-star. It's safe to say this vandaliser is a heavy problem. - Zarbon 18:33, 17 May 2007 (UTC)
 * Wiki-star: If that's how you wanna tango, please refer to Zarbonn's confirmed socks and suspected socks. It is safe to say that both me and Zarbon had been heavy abusers in the past. Unlike the childish Zarbon, I've changed for the better and no longer do i do such catastrophes. Wiki-star

This section is entirely removed due to irrelevance to the subject of the article. --Aphaia 19:13, 17 May 2007 (UTC)

 * I re-replaced the section because it talks a little of the article and of what can be done to improve it when two users, such as Wiki-star and Zarbon, are having a bitch-fit about it. Removing sections at random does not help anyone solve anything. Brendan Filone 15:14, 21 June 2007 (UTC)

 * I re-removed the material and support the original removal for two reasons:
 * The argument, along with others in more appropriate venues (like user talk pages), seems to be part of a sockpuppet editing war that is only incidentally about the subject matter.
 * New user is part of this sockpuppet war and is taking actions normally reserved to sysops and experienced editors against other participants, leading me to believe he is a sockpuppet of, who has also been "playing sysop".
 * I have blocked Brendan Filone. Editors are advised not to revert these changes, but are welcome to question any sysop actions at Administrators' noticeboard. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 18:41, 21 June 2007 (UTC)

Copyvio problem
This article was reported as a copyright violation problem on Copyrights over a month ago. Although the editor may have cited it more as part of a stream of disruptive edits, he was correct in listing it there. It's been over a month, and no one seems to have addressed that request, so I am flagging this article for copyright review. What this means is that we should reduce the amount of quoting to something that is much less likely to trigger copyright-violation concerns. Our informal benchmark is 3-5 quotes per TV episode. That's not an average; that means each episode should be limited to no more than 5 quotes. We might have a few more (perhaps up to 8) for exceptionally quotable episodes, but the number of those episodes should be a very small percent.

There are often many quotes in these articles that shouldn't be here at all because they are significant for the visual scene, the sound effects, the acting, plot revelations, and other elements that aren't pithy, original phrases, which is what Wikiquote collects. Just two quick examples:
 * "Who the fuck does he think he is?" is not original. Any such common statement is neither pithy nor original and should be deleted.
 * The "Take your clothes off" dialog from "Nobody Knows Anything" makes no sense without context, and is likely not one of the most compelling quotes from the show.

I ask regular readers and editors of this article to spend the next week trimming this article under these guidelines. I will check back sometime after 21:00, 6 August 2007 (UTC), and if there are episodes that still appear to be copyvios, I will trim them myself. Please help Wikiquote out by cooperatively doing this work instead of leaving it for others. Thank you. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 20:14, 30 July 2007 (UTC)
 * I've trimmed quotes and added some character wikilinks for the first 4 episodes as an example. I'll try to do more when I can. ~ UDScott 20:48, 30 July 2007 (UTC)

 * It's a bit later than I'd expected, but I've just severely trimmed the first three seasons, since no one but UDScott has shown any interest in fixing the cited copyvio problem. I plan to do the last three later this week, as time permits, unless other folks beat me to it. Please note that while I tried to keep each episode to no more than 5 quotes, I removed all the quotes from some episodes. Just because we set an upper limit does not mean that each episode merits any quotes. What ultimately matters when including is the quality (i.e., pithiness, originality, memorability, relevance beyond the fan base), not the quantity (except to avoid copyvio). ~ Jeff Q (talk) 13:06, 26 August 2007 (UTC)

Good. Good.
I L-O-V-E how the article was split into different pages. It is about time somebody did something right. hey, the show is over now but quotes can and will ALWAYS be added. Tony Soprano

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ER

 * Season 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 | Main

ER (1994–2009) is a medical drama, originally broadcast on NBC, following the lives of doctors and nurses in a Chicago emergency room. In April 2009, NBC ended the series after 15 seasons.

Seasons

 * Season 1
 * Season 2
 * Season 3
 * Season 4
 * Season 5

 * Season 6
 * Season 7
 * Season 8
 * Season 9
 * Season 10

 * Season 11
 * Season 12
 * Season 13
 * Season 14
 * Season 15

Cast

 * Anthony Edwards - Mark Greene
 * George Clooney - Doug Ross
 * Sherry Stringfield - Susan Lewis
 * Noah Wyle - John Carter
 * Julianna Margulies - Carol Hathaway
 * Eriq La Salle - Peter Benton
 * Gloria Reuben - Jeanie Boulet
 * Laura Innes - Kerry Weaver
 * Maria Bello - Anna Del Amico
 * Alex Kingston - Elizabeth Corday
 * Kellie Martin - Lucy Knight

 * Paul McCrane - Robert Romano
 * Goran Visnjic - Luka Kovač
 * Michael Michele - Cleo Finch
 * Erik Palladino - Dave Malucci
 * Ming-Na - Jing-Mei "Deb" Chen
 * Maura Tierney - Abby Lockhart
 * Sharif Atkins - Michael Gallant
 * Mekhi Phifer - Greg Pratt
 * Parminder Nagra - Neela Rasgotra
 * Linda Cardellini - Sam Taggart
 * Shane West - Ray Barnett

 * Scott Grimes - Archie Morris
 * John Stamos - Tony Gates
 * David Lyons - Simon Brenner
 * Angela Bassett - Catherine Banfield
 * William H. Macy - David Morgenstern
 * John Aylward - Donald Anspaugh
 * Abraham Benrubi - Jerry Markovic
 * Ellen Crawford - Lydia Wright
 * Deezer D - Malik McGrath
 * Yvette Freeman - Haleh Adams
 * Laura Cerón - Chuny Márquez

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User talk:Vinyan331

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Vandalism patrol
Thanks for reverting the vandalism to my user page, as well as the restoration of Ferris Bueller's Day Off. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 01:23, 28 March 2006 (UTC)

Re:regarding Wikiquote:What Wikiquote is not/Draft
Well, provided nothing strange happens over here, I'll delete it as soon as I'm able. ;-) -- Jaxl 00:19, 31 March 2006 (UTC)

Shane McMahon page needs your help
Please see my comments on Talk:Shane_McMahon. I see you have worked on that page and other  Category:WWE pages, so I think you might be in a good position to help. --TravisM 10:54, 28 March 2006 (UTC)
 * I was the one who created this page, WWE Superstars, and category:WWE. I had too many people in one article so I changed WWE Superstars to a category and had it redirect. I'll see if I can get some more quotes on the McMahon family.--Web kai2000 10:19, 3 April 2006 (UTC)
 * I couldn't get any more quotes on the McMahon family, so I merged them all into one. --Web kai2000 11:12, 7 April 2006 (UTC)

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User talk:Jamms

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User talk:Aagrawal

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User talk:Zarbon

Archived
I have archived the last talk page. Zarbon 14:31, 16 June 2008 (UTC)

Sopranos Episode Copyright
[Posted simultaneously at User talk:UDScott.]

 * Zarbon, we've been through this before, and you wound up temporarily blocked for refusing to follow our loose guidelines. Have you read Wikiquote talk:Copyrights? Whatever you may feel is reasonable, U.S. copyright law does not acknowledge "5-8%" as fair use. In fact, Castle Rock Entertainment, Inc. v. Carol Publishing Group established that as little as 1 excerpt of fictional material per 3 episodes could be grounds for copyright infringement. (That's much less than 1%! The case was based on rephrased use of material for trivia; exact quotes would obviously be even greater violations.) It is our hope that this is a worst-case scenario, and that our guidelines will prove to be acceptable. But we can't guarantee this. The one thing we can guarantee is that people who relentlessly push back on those guidelines are the people who most jeopardize this project, encouraging the Foundation to consider shutting it down or spinning it off. This is unacceptable. Let's not go through this again. If you want to create a Sopranos quote website that violates copyright, believing that something that doesn't have preeminent visibility on the web isn't likely to attract the attention of the copyright holders, that's your business and your responsibility. But neither you nor I nor UDScott own Wikiquote. To paraphrase Jack Rudolph from Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, we must treat the property that we don't own with respect. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 15:15, 17 June 2008 (UTC)

 * I understand that but neither the sopranos nor dbz is created by Castle Rock Entertainment. One is by HBO and the other is by Toei Bird Studio and Shueisha, which in fact is a Japanese company that holds no further clarification to copyright over 5-8%...which in turn was passed over to translation for Funimation...which in turn didn't specify any case or any copyright violation for "over 5 quotes"...in no place does it specify this. Why create this boundary where it does not exist? Not every company holds that same limit...that largescale wall so to speak. When it comes to HBO, I seriously doubt that it would be infringement since it is seriously less than 5% of the actual transcript, as I had posted the entire transcript for UDScott to review. Please let us discuss this further before any action be taken. If it is required later that all episodes MUST be maximum of 5, then I will do it myself. But I currently see no requirement that states we cannot use up to a maximum of 10 memorable quotations. All I'm asking for is proof that HBO and/or Funimation have stated that we cannot use 5% of their transcript ratio. What you have proven however is that "it is better to be safe than sorry"...but that still isn't grounds for complete annihilation of the pages just because of being on the safe side. You know that I hold great respect for many contributors here, yourself particularly, and I seriously want to maintain this. Please just let us discuss my proposition before any action be taken. Bare in mind that I will be the first to trim down everything if it is a necessity and only a necessity and I will do it without a second thought. But I want to make sure that it is absolutely required, because some of the companies do not have that strict mentality of transcript infringement. Zarbon 15:44, 17 June 2008 (UTC)

 * Zarbon, this is your usual pattern of just repeating over and over that you don't "see" the issue. Unless you are a lawyer representing the companies whose copyrights you are trying to assert quantities for, you are speaking without any authority or facts to back up your statements. In fact, your attempt to claim that companies have some definable quantity of material that can authoritatively be stated as fair use proves that you have no idea what you're talking about.

 * This is that last time I plan to tell you this: in the absence of a legal document from a copyright holder saying otherwise, there is no such thing as a percent or quantity of material that can be assumed to be fair use. The most casual perusal of any official website on copyright law (like the U.S. Copyright Office) will show that such numbers cannot be defined. U.S. courts alone (never mind the rest of the world) have demonstrated without any ambiguity that such a number does not exist. What we do by setting a goal is merely to reduce our exposure. It does not guarantee protection from lawsuits.

 * Your statement about expecting HBO or Funimation to prove something suggests to me that your confusion stems from a misunderstanding. Websites like YouTube have established policies of removing material upon notification of violations from claimed copyright holders. This is a very complex compromise of competing legal and financial interests that is still being tested, as is demonstrated by the ongoing one-billion-dollar suit between Viacom and YouTube/Google. This shaky compromise was only made possible, in my non-legal but well-informed opinion, because these competing companies have billions of dollars at stake. Wikiquote is a relatively small project of the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation, and the Foundation has already made its attitude about fair use abundantly clear — as little as possible, and the onus to avoid copyvio is on our editors, not the copyright holders. Only companies with million-dollar legal staffs have the werewithal to force copyright holders to prove something that U.S. law already grants them automatically. Wikimedia strives to be a good net citizen by not casually violating the law.

 * Therefore, we Wikiquotians are obligated to convince copyright holders that we are not violating their copyrights (not the other way around), and to convince the Wikimedia Foundation that we are not unduly exposing them to lawsuits. The people who make those decisions are the copyright holders, not us. We are only trying to give them less reason to object to our use of their material. If you persist in refusing to accept these arguments, and to invent ones of your own not based in any legal reality, you will give us no choice but to stop you from contributing again.

 * You've worked too hard here to reestablish yourself. Don't throw it away on spurious arguments based solely on your wish to expand articles. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 21:15, 17 June 2008 (UTC)

 * I know...you're right about every source of information and the examples you brought forth were convincing enough my dear friend. I looked back at the original copyvio statements. I now agree that 10 quotes is over the limit. But how many is the maximum we should have? Let me know and I will trim them all to the maximum number, because I want to be able to maintain the most quoteworthy and noteworthy. If the maximum is 8 (as discussed back in 2007) then I will trim them all to that amount...and if it is 5, I will try my best to trim to that amount, although it would admittedly diminish the pages astoundingly. Let me know and I will commit myself to that amount. I believe in wikiquote but I believe even more in the fellow contributors, and I hold you in high regard Jeffq, along with Kalki, InvisibleSun and some other members I have grown to respect greatly. Zarbon 03:06, 18 June 2008 (UTC)

 * Thank you! I'm sorry to be such a bear, but for some reason, I never find myself having to convince anyone that they should add more to an article. ☺ Setting a number is a serious problem, even as a guideline. We started out with "3-5, with rare sections of up to 8". This was almost immediately interpreted by some as "8 whenever I can get away with it" (much in the way, I think, that people like to drive 10 mph over any speed limit). The number eventually crept up to 10 and even 20 sometimes. That inflation must be stopped cold!

 * Because of the increasing attention to minimizing fair use, and repeated incidents of senior Wikimedians outside Wikiquote reasonably deleting or near-deleting vast amounts of material because we just aren't doing our job here, I've started User:Jeffq/Wikiquote:Exemption Doctrine Policy, an attempt to codify a formal guideline that will help us set expectations. It's in my user space mainly because I wrote nearly all of it so far — Poetlister helped clean it up a bit — but I'm hoping that we can eventually use it to create an "exemption doctrine policy", something that the Wikimedia Foundation expects of its projects that wish to use non-free material.

 * I invite you to read this experimental document. The two main points that would probably concern you is that for episodic fiction, I am strongly recommending that we specify (A) no more than 3-5 quotes per episode, AND (B) some limit on the total number of quotes per series (I just picked 100 to start with). This is rather more generous than Castle Rock v. Carol Publishing would suggest is prudent, but I am hoping that if we can enforce these limits (and similar ones for other media and genres), we will at least have an arguably reasonable position to provide to the Foundation and to defend before copyright holders.

 * I would ask that you focus your effort on reducing and keeping all episodes of The Sopranos and any other such works to these limits. Two things to consider:
 * Many great lines will not make it into our collection. But we're trying to focus on the very best, anyway. Ordinary exclamations and statements, mere plot points, too-visual or too-aural quotes, quotes heavy with scene descriptions — in short, any quotes that require the reader to have seen the show to appreciate why the quoted words are considered interesting — are almost never good candidates for inclusion. That doesn't make them bad quotes; it just makes them not-the-best for Wikiquote. Feel free to remove everything from episodes laden with these insider-type quotes to make room for the no-more-than-100-total others. There is absolutely no obligation to have at least one quote per episode, or even per season.
 * Copyright trimmers also have a responsibility to avoid injecting too much of their own preferences into the trimming. I've found many times, while trimming Mystery Science Theater 3000 (which I'm sure is in such bad shape now I'm afraid to look), that I had to resist the urge to remove all new quotes and leave just the ones I'd put in earlier. Try to allow folks to change the limited selections when several quotes are arguably equally pithy and one or more must go. It doesn't hurt to rotate the selection from time to time. Wikiquote will always be a work in progress.
 * I hope this helps. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 07:11, 18 June 2008 (UTC)

 * Alright, well...assuming that The Sopranos is averaging 86 episodes, the goal would be to keep quotes at 3-5 maximum...and never cross that limit. I will trim the episodes myself, although it will detract heavily from the overall pages themselves. I already broke down the seasons into separate pages as was with "The Simpsons" in order to have a better accessible structure instead of one huge page. I will get to the actual trim process sometime soon and I will make sure it all corresponds to the guideline you set forth. Zarbon 14:07, 18 June 2008 (UTC)

Good job
Good job with adding images to so many articles - they certainly improve the look of the pages! BD2412 T 03:42, 8 July 2008 (UTC)

 * Thank you my dear BD2412. I do it hoping that it pleases the eye, and more importantly, my fellow contributors, such as yourself, whom I respect the opinion of greatly. Zarbon 03:44, 8 July 2008 (UTC)

Obama's books and copyright status
You have done a good job finding Obama quotes from his books, but looking at the page now you seem to be quoting a full paragraph every five pages or so. Wikiquote must take care not to draw too many quotes from copywritten material. I'd suggest taking a second look at the quotes you have uploaded so far, and filtering out all but what you consider the most significant. Thanks. ~ S0CO  ( talk 05:43, 14 November 2008 (UTC)

 * In accordance to that, I have regulated as to how many I submitted. Most of the excerpts themselves are short, aside from two longer ones. I take approximately 5 quotes out of each chapter. There are ten or so chapters in the book, so I was hoping to submit a total of fifty quotations from the book as a whole. Baring in mind that if we added the entire amount of submitted material, it would come to about a page...out of 364 pages...I don't think a page is a lot of material in order to worry about filtering out content for now. In any case, I will try to submit only the most worthwhile from here on. Zarbon 06:03, 14 November 2008 (UTC)

Hey there, buddy.
How would you like to help me out with a project I've been working on? Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers - pretty straightforward. Needs a lot of formatting. The quotes are divided into themes, some of which are appropriate for transporting wholesale to existing theme pages (as with Forgiveness) or to create new theme pages (as with Integrity, to which another editor added some additional quotes). Many of the authors need either integration or new pages as well (although a few of them I am finding a hard time finding anything about). Let me know if you are interested. Cheers! BD2412 T 18:16, 9 March 2009 (UTC)
 * I may look into it (even if not anytime soon) and create pages in accordance to the authors or add to existing pages. However, after examining the link provided, it seems like a very vast amount of quotes; someone would have to dedicate a tremendous amount of time to the actual process of locating the correct sources and attribution. If I were to do it now, I probably wouldn't devote much of my energy to it, but after I finish my suggestions for quotes of the day, I will look into this project. Thanks again comrade. - Zarbon 19:07, 9 March 2009 (UTC)
 * No need to locate sources and attributions - the quotes are self-sourcing (or, rather, they can all be sourced to the Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers, which is a quote-book in the public domain due to age). Of course, the sourcing could be improved, but they can go into articles (and stay there indefinitely) as is. But, yes it is a big project, that's why I'm looking for help! :-) BD2412 T 19:27, 9 March 2009 (UTC)

Vandalism from socks
In the future can you please post about these to WQ:AN instead of to pages of individual users? Thanks, Cirt (talk) 17:10, 27 December 2009 (UTC)

 * I will try my best to post there from now on about any vandalism I am met with or find on the articles. - Zarbon 00:21, 28 December 2009 (UTC)

Dragon Ball
Please refrain from the edit-warring you participated in on this page - I left a message on the other user's talk page as well. It's not that I necessarily think you were in the wrong, but it does little good to continue to go back and forth as you did. It would be better to take the high road and address your concerns in a more appropriate way. In any case, should the other user continue in this manner, he will undoubtedly be blocked for disruptive behavior - I just ask that you not also engage in such behavior. Thanks. ~ UDScott 03:01, 28 December 2009 (UTC)

Do you really want me to stop???
well, I COULD just go away, but we must come to an agreement! Ready to chit-chat baby boy? I am thinking you posted ur e-mail for that reason. am i right?! Cyui 19:32, 29 December 2009 (UTC)

 * I posted my email for people who would like to chat with me using msn, not to instigate vandalism. I worked very hard on wikiquote so I would appreciate that the articles I created and unstubbed aren't vandalized. - Zarbon 19:33, 29 December 2009 (UTC)

 * Are you going to email me or add me to msn? - Zarbon 00:54, 30 December 2009 (UTC)

Hiya! i made a msn live account, and added Y-O-U! when is you gonna be online? i is online now. Waitin' on you big boy. Let's get this shit over with. Cyui 02:28, 30 December 2009 (UTC)

 * You haven't added me because if you added me, then I would have been available to you or I would have received a message from you notifying me of an addition. - Zarbon 03:30, 30 December 2009 (UTC)

I DONT UNDERSTAND!!! this stupid msn crap is bedazzling. hey, add me: Wiki-star@live.com (typical, is it not?!!) Cyui 03:48, 30 December 2009 (UTC)

 * Alright, I did. Now you have to accept it. - Zarbon 03:52, 30 December 2009 (UTC)

My good sir, it has been accepted. now how do we talk? Cyui 04:04, 30 December 2009 (UTC)

 * Look for me... I can't see you online? my msn name is Prince Zarbon. - Zarbon 04:18, 30 December 2009 (UTC)

nigga I'll try again tomorrow afternoon. so damn confusing when ya doin' it from a phone (me very tired and horny too, breaks cumcentration, I mean, concentration) I MISS MY COMPUTER!!! Noooooo!!... oh my, guess we're cyberfriends now. ok? if i could just find a site where we could have our conversations. DO YOU KNOW OF ANY?? Cyui 04:35, 30 December 2009 (UTC)

 * I don't think you can do it through phone, you have to do it through computer I think. - Zarbon 04:41, 30 December 2009 (UTC)

I'm on msn now
 * It's obvious that you guys haven't stop, see meta:User:Goldenburg111/Reports/Wikiquote Vandalism Statics. -- Golden burg 111 19:26, 4 April 2014 (UTC)

 * You guys? I'm not aligned with anyone. If there has been any instances of vandalism, it is due to the aforementioned person. I only pointed this out earlier because I attempted to try and persuade this person to stop this idiotic behavior but they continued to persist with the same notion. If you need to contact me, please feel free to do so. I only use one account. This one. Never again mention me in the same highlight of vandals or socks. I've been a constant target of stupidity of this caliber for long enough. All I'm doing is defending my own rights as a user and I don't like being mentioned when I have nothing to do with any of this vandal. - Zarbon (talk) 18:47, 26 June 2014 (UTC)

re Recent vandalism... again...
I asked you this once already. Please do not post about this to my particular userpage. Please instead post about this to WQ:AN. Thanks, Cirt (talk) 04:42, 30 December 2009 (UTC)

Hey homie G! i am looking for thee
Why u no logg in for msn? I have been waiting for days on end! Dont make me attaque thee! You wont like me when i angry!!!
 * I am actually always on msn. It's possible that you aren't because you need to enter through a computer, not a phone. - Zarbon 19:14, 8 January 2010 (UTC)

Gevork Vartanian
I have added a "" template to the article Gevork Vartanian, suggesting that it be deleted according to the proposed deletion process. All contributions are appreciated, but it may not satisfy Wikiquote's criteria for inclusion, for the reasons given in the deletion notice (see also "What Wikiquote is not" and Wikiquote's deletion policy).

You may contest the proposed deletion by removing the  notice, but please explain why you disagree with the proposed deletion in your edit summary or on its talk page. Also, please consider improving the article to address the issues raised. Even though removing the deletion notice will prevent deletion through the proposed deletion process, the article may still be deleted if it matches any of the speedy deletion criteria or it can be sent to Votes for deletion, where it may be deleted if consensus to delete is reached. ~ Ningauble (talk) 15:16, 18 April 2012 (UTC)
 * I wrote it all in based on the accounted information; I wouldn't have inserted anything without definite knowledge of the conversation; it's a nice resource for the interview and such. I thought it was alright to have conversational material without it being from a book only... basically televised programs and the like should be allowed on this resource, shouldn't it? - Zarbon (talk) 03:45, 26 April 2012 (UTC)

Thanks
Thanks for your great work on pretty much all Dragon Ball articles. Cheers, DanielTom (talk) 19:29, 24 June 2013 (UTC)
 * You're welcome. - Zarbon (talk) 19:09, 11 January 2014 (UTC)

Note
I have notified a global sysop about the vandalism, he should be blocked anytime soon. --Goldenburg111 (talk) 19:50, 11 January 2014 (UTC)
 * But what about the protection to all the articles. What that sockpuppet basically does is he follows certain users and vandalizes all their contributions. He's been doing this for over 10 years now (on all wiki sister projects) from what I can recount. I recommend that all the articles I forwarded to the admins here be protected or at least, semi-protected to ensure that no vandalism comes to them at a repeated basis. This is the reason why I wanted to obtain admin-ship myself, in order to avoid idiotic vandalism of this caliber. I suggest a checkuser be made against all the accounts that have participated in vandalizing my talk page and these specific articles. - Zarbon (talk) 20:00, 11 January 2014 (UTC)
 * I have protected your talk page against edits by unregistered users, which should at least minimize any disruption. Cheers! BD2412 T 02:27, 13 January 2014 (UTC)
 * Thank you so much. Any luck protecting all the articles I linked you? - Zarbon (talk) 19:06, 13 January 2014 (UTC)

Vazgen Sargsyan
I have added a "" template to the article Vazgen Sargsyan, suggesting that it be deleted according to the proposed deletion process. All contributions are appreciated, but it may not satisfy Wikiquote's criteria for inclusion, for the reasons given in the deletion notice (see also "What Wikiquote is not" and Wikiquote's deletion policy).

You may contest the proposed deletion by removing the  notice, but please explain why you disagree with the proposed deletion in your edit summary or on its talk page. Also, please consider improving the article to address the issues raised. Even though removing the deletion notice will prevent deletion through the proposed deletion process, the article may still be deleted if it matches any of the speedy deletion criteria or it can be sent to Votes for deletion, where it may be deleted if consensus to delete is reached. ~ Ningauble (talk) 13:36, 23 February 2014 (UTC)
 * Hi, I'm wondering why you'd want it deleted considering there's a lengthy wikipedia article to go along with it. Is it because of the sourcing? I have trouble locating the exact sources; I think the best thing to do is move the unsourced material to the talk page and maintain the article until the quotes are sourced. Is it due to sourcing? - Zarbon (talk) 00:58, 24 February 2014 (UTC)
 * Yes, there are no sources cited in the article. If just the unsourced material were removed then what remains would not be a quotations page. ~ Ningauble (talk) 14:26, 24 February 2014 (UTC)

Global account
Hi Zarbon! As a Steward I'm involved in the upcoming unification of all accounts organized by the Wikimedia Foundation (see m:Single User Login finalisation announcement). By looking at your account, I realized that you don't have a global account yet. In order to secure your name, I recommend you to create such account on your own by submitting your password on Special:MergeAccount and unifying your local accounts. If you have any problems with doing that or further questions, please don't hesitate to contact me on my talk page. Cheers, DerHexer (talk) 19:17, 14 January 2015 (UTC)

Need your expertise related to possible "Zarbon" socking
Zarbon, I think you've in the past had dealings with the "Zarbon" sockmaster?

I think it was someone that attempted to impersonate you?

I've added some evidence at Requests for adminship/Miszatomic (removal), specifically a deleted contrib (I've restored it so that the evidence can be seen by non-admins):

"whoever keeps logging into my account, PLEASE dont stop doing it. My password is zarbon, ok guys?! AAAHHH!!!"

Zarbon, I need your expertise.

Does this sound familiar to you?

Is this related to the "Zarbon" sockmaster? DIFF

Can you link me to some other "Zarbon" related sock accounts?

Thank you for your help,

-- Cirt (talk) 03:17, 28 January 2015 (UTC)
 * I haven't been to the wikiquote for a while, but last I had been here, my talk page and many of my previous contributions had been vandalized by this same sockpuppet. There's a slew of names this person has gone by. I'd appreciate it if they were immediately halted in order to prevent further sockpuppet behavior and overall vandalism. From the looks of things, this person has indeed attempted to impersonate my username on numerous different wiki sister projects. Regardless, as this is the only person who is willing to go through these ends just to waste time at a childish and infantile level, it is more than likely the same exact person. Please feel free to block any and all usernames attached to their activity. Might I recommend that you follow all the articles that I previously made strong contributions to as well as that same sock-master tends to follow my contributions and either add gibberish to the articles or just plain remove much of my added information by reverting or vandalising said articles. Thanks in advance and let me know if there's any way I can help in identifying more fraudulent behavior in the future. - Zarbon (talk) 05:53, 2 February 2015 (UTC)
 * Additionally, I have listed all my accounts of all the sister wiki projects on my userpage here so as to avoid confusion. If it's not listed on my userpage, then it is most likely not one of my accounts and is more than likely just another one of the vandal's socks or another impersonation of the same sort. Please let me know if there's any way I can help. - Zarbon (talk) 05:57, 2 February 2015 (UTC)
 * Thanks very much, we're trying to deal with the socking. -- Cirt (talk) 17:47, 4 February 2015 (UTC)

I humbly request your advise regarding false sock puppet allegations.
Hello. I seem to be in a similar situation as you regarding sock puppets being falsely attributed to me, even though I was always the one to turn in my actual sock puppets, and I made sure to edit nonfiction pages every now and again, which none of those false sock puppets ever seemed to have bothered to do. If that happened on Wikipedia I can easily see it happening here as well, should I be end up getting banned for whatever reason. I was wondering what advice you would be willing to give regarding such situations. I expect it might be a while before you edit here again, but should you read this and consider it, thank you in advance; perhaps we could work together on the villain page sometime. CensoredScribe (talk) 04:19, 28 July 2019 (UTC)

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User talk:Ecto~enwikiquote

Welcome
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Your account will be renamed
Hello,

The developer team at Wikimedia is making some changes to how accounts work, as part of our on-going efforts to provide new and better tools for our users like cross-wiki notifications. These changes will mean you have the same account name everywhere. This will let us give you new features that will help you edit and discuss better, and allow more flexible user permissions for tools. One of the side-effects of this is that user accounts will now have to be unique across all 900 Wikimedia wikis. See the announcement for more information.

Unfortunately, your account clashes with another account also called Ecto. To make sure that both of you can use all Wikimedia projects in future, we have reserved the name Ecto~enwikiquote that only you will have. If you like it, you don't have to do anything. If you do not like it, you can pick out a different name.

Your account will still work as before, and you will be credited for all your edits made so far, but you will have to use the new account name when you log in.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

Yours, Keegan Peterzell Community Liaison, Wikimedia Foundation 23:22, 17 March 2015 (UTC)

Renamed
 This account has been renamed as part of single-user login finalisation. If you own this account you can |log in using your previous username and password for more information. If you do not like this account's new name, you can choose your own using this form after logging in: . -- Keegan (WMF) (talk) 05:47, 19 April 2015 (UTC)

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The Sweetest Thing

The Sweetest Thing is a 2002 romantic comedy film about a girl who finds she is forced to educate herself on the etiquette of wooing the opposite sex when she finally meets Mr. Right.
 * Directed by Roger Kumble. Written by Nancy M. Pimental.

They're not as sweet as they look! Tagline

Christina

 * Don't go looking for Mr. Right. Look for Mr. Right Now. And eventually, if he's worthy, then one day that "now" part is just going to drop away.. naturally. You know.

Dialogue

 * Christina: And what if Jane is the girl of your dreams, and you'll never know.
 * Peter: That is the sweetest thing. I never thought I'd meet the girl of my dreams by having somebody grab me in a bar and say, "Hey, you, man, I have good woman for you. She is very hot and sweet. She is there. Jane, you dance for the man!"

 * Christina: If I'm bah-jiggity about this guy Peter, it's only because you're telling me I am.
 * Courtney: Oh, my God.
 * Christina: What?
 * Courtney: You've named the puppy.

 * Gramps: Should have poked her in the whiskers when you had the chance.
 * Roger: What's that, Gramps?
 * Gramps: I met this hot young dish at the World's Fair back in 1940. Every moment with her was like a slice of heaven.
 * Peter: I bet you really miss Grandma, huh?
 * Gramps: Ah, fuck Grandma.

 * Christina: I'm such an idiot.
 * Courtney: No, you're not.
 * Christina: I meet a guy for two minutes and I'm chasing after him like he's something special.
 * Courtney: Well, maybe you want someone special for once, you know? Maybe you were thinkin' that you were tired of the game.
 * Christina: You tired of the game?
 * Courtney: Yep.

 * Peter: I'd be careful with those fat-free chips. They cause anal leakage.
 * Roger: You cause anal leakage.

 * Christina: I did come to your wedding because I wanted to see you again. Because the feeling is mutual, and you'd better be a really good kisser. [Christina and Peter kiss.] Wow. That was weak.
 * Peter: Weak?
 * Christina: It's okay. You can try again.

Cast

 * Cameron Diaz - Christina Walters
 * Christina Applegate - Courtney Rockcliffe
 * Selma Blair - Jane Burns
 * Thomas Jane - Peter Donahue
 * Frank Grillo - Andy
 * Jason Bateman - Roger Donahue
 * Eddie McClintock - Michael
 * Lillian Adams - Aunt Frida
 * James Mangold - Dr. Greg
 * Johnny Messner as Todd
 * Parker Posey - Judy Webb
 * Georgia Engel - Vera
 * Johnathon Schaech - Leather Coat Guy (uncredited)
 * Love Jones - Wedding Band

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Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle

Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (also known as Charlie's Angels 2) is a 2003 action-comedy movie in which the Angels investigate a series of murders that occur after the theft of a witness protection profile database. It is a continuation of the Charlie's Angels series franchise.

 * ''Directed by McG. Written by John August.

Natalie Cook

 * Killer, huh? I just got so excited. When it's big like that I just love to ride it hard and rough.

Dialogue

 * Marshal Ray Carter: I didn't think you'd find me. How many men do you have?
 * Alex: I've got two girlfriends in the bar.
 * Marshal Carter: They have 50 armed men.
 * Alex: I know. It hardly seems fair.

 * Alex: Check it out. Brown shorts, red board, 11:00. What do you think?
 * Dylan: Yummy!
 * Alex: That's what I thought. Case closed. Nat, move in. Dylan think's he's hot.
 * Dylan: What do you mean?
 * Alex: You always fall for the bad guy.
 * Dylan: Well then, this guy must be really evil.

 * [When Dylan appears in one of the pictures that Randy Emmers just left at the motocross event, she's forced to come clean to everybody]
 * Dylan: Helen Zaas. That was my name before I went into the Federal Witness Protection Program eight years ago and then I became Dylan Sanders.
 * Charlie: When the FBI realized this young lady's potential they gave me a call.
 * Max: Okay, wait. Helen Zaas?
 * Dylan: Yeah.
 * Max: That's your name?
 * Dylan: Yeah.
 * Max: Helen Zaas. So where does that name come from originally, is that ass-tralian?
 * Dylan: Yeah.
 * Natalie: Oh, my God, you must have been the butt of every joke.
 * Alex: Did you drive an Ass-ton Martin?
 * Natalie: Alex, we're being ass-inine.
 * Dylan: Yes, yes you are.
 * Alex: Don't worry, Dylan. We're still going to be your best butties. [Angels laugh]

 * [Dylan is at a bar and ordered a drink, and sees a familiar face sit by her]
 * Dylan Sanders: Kelly Garrett.
 * Kelly Garrett: Hello, Dylan. Don't you have a case to solve?
 * Dylan: Well, I tried to outrun my past, but it caught up with me yesterday. And I put my friends in danger.
 * Kelly: They're in more danger now without you.
 * Dylan: Natalie and Alex are gonna replace me with someone great. A real Angel. Not someone who's pretending to be something she's not.
 * Kelly: Your past is what makes you who you are, Dylan. Don't forget that Charlie chose you for a reason. Angels are like diamonds. They can't be made. You have to find them. Each one is unique. Sometimes we search too hard for answers that are right in front of us.
 * [Dylan contemplates Kelly's words, but when she turns to face her, Kelly's disappeared]

 * [Charlie calls on the Angels, but...]
 * Madison Lee: Good evening, Charlie. I love the new office.
 * Charlie: Madison, is that you? Where are the Angels?
 * Madison: Oh, I'm sure there's three more where they came from.
 * Charlie: Madison, what have you done?
 * Madison: We're just having a little fun. You shouldn't worry yourself, Charlie. Besides, you've never had trouble finding someone willing to give their life for you.
 * Charlie: Hurting the Angels doesn't prove you're the best. You know that.
 * Madison: Do I?
 * Charlie: Madison, you were never able to accept that this agency is about teamwork. [Madison mouths] We're a family. We do--
 * Madison: [stands up] Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know. Angels forever. I've heard the sales pitch. It was very seductive [flips down picture of current Angels] once.
 * Charlie: Madison, you deliberately went rogue on the DeSoto case and put your fellow Angels in danger. When we finally got you out of there, you were wounded so badly, we thought we might lose you.
 * Madison: [having just seen the Maximum Extreme II premiere invites] You did lose me. You see, being an Angel wasn't fulfilling my destiny. It was keeping me from it.
 * Charlie: Your destiny is yet to be written. Do not do this, Madison. Taking the lives of innocent people is not the answer. There must be something in you that's still good.
 * Madison: [miffed at what he said] I was never good. [aims Desert Eagle at speaker as she gets teary-eyed] I was GREAT. [blasts speakerbox and leaves]

 * Madison: Enjoy heaven.
 * Natalie: Go to hell.
 * [The Angels set up one final kick on Madison, who falls through the stage floor as she's about to shoot on them - but pulls the trigger after breaking a natural gas line setting off a fire that burns her alive]
 * Alex: [after the fire] She is so fired.

 * [Alex sees her father at the Maximum Extreme II premiere]
 * Alex: I'm so sorry Daddy, that I didn't tell you. I didn't think you'd approve and I didn't wanna disappoint you. I know how you wanted me to be a neurosurgeon, but I've discovered a whole new way to help people... that makes me feel so... alive.
 * Mr. Munday: Whatever makes you happy.
 * Alex: I am so relieved! It's been killing me, you not knowing all these years. I- Daddy... Natalie, Dylan and I are a team. And we just took on 12 sailors. You can't even imagine the positions we get ourselves into. Daddy, I wish you could watch us work. You'd be so proud. I'm gonna take a shower because I am covered in- Well, you can only imagine what. And then when I get back, I am gonna give you... a full blow-by-blow.
 * Mr. Munday: Ferret?

Cast

 * Cameron Diaz — Natalie Cook
 * Drew Barrymore — Dylan Sanders
 * Lucy Liu — Alex Munday
 * Demi Moore — Madison Lee
 * John Forsythe — Charlie
 * Bernie Mac — Jimmy Bosley
 * Crispin Glover — The Thin Man
 * Justin Theroux — Seamus O'Grady
 * Robert Patrick — Ray Carter
 * Matt LeBlanc — Jason
 * Luke Wilson — Pete
 * John Cleese — Mr. Munday
 * Jaclyn Smith - Kelly Garrett

Taglines

 * This summer the Angels are back.

title: Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle


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I Created
Bridget Jones's Diary Charlie's Angels Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle Cinderella Coyote Ugly Cursed Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead Drop Dead Fred Drop Dead Gorgeous Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days My Girl Practical Magic Slap Her... She's French Sugar and Spice The Sweetest Thing

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Beetlejuice Clueless Monsters, Inc.
 * Films

Charmed Buffy the Vampire Slayer
 * TV Shows

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Mercedes Lackey

Mercedes Ritchie Lackey (born June 24, 1950) is a best-selling American fantasy writer. She lives in Oklahoma with her husband and fellow writer, Larry Dixon.

Quotes

 * We have more televangelists per square mile here in this part of the country than I really care to think about. Maybe somebody out there will figure out how to spray for them.
 * Introduction to "Small Print", Fiddler Fair (Baen, 1998), p. 18

 * And when it comes down to cases, everything written is at least in part a fantasy. Except maybe for the national budget. That's horror.
 * "A Q&A with Mercedes Lackey...",The Fairy Godmother (Luna, 2004), after the epilogue.

title: Mercedes Lackey