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Lex Luthor: MOS

Lex Luthor: Man of Steel (later collected as simply Luthor) is a five-issue monthly American comic book limited series written by Brian Azzarello and illustrated by Lee Bermejo, which features Superman's nemesis Lex Luthor as the main protagonist.

FROM THE COMIC BOOK "LEX LUTHOR: MAN OF STEEL"

 * A life, some would argue, is a series of problems. There’s no denying the truth in that – but why get lost in it? Why not rise above the truth… and lead a good life? Shouldn’t we all look at problems as a chance for us to find… solutions?
 * I believe there’s something inherently dangerous when something real becomes mythic. Because when faced with a myth? We can’t win. So the mythic must be exposed for what it is. So we can believe in ourselves. Because it’s only what’s in us…the drive to be mythic…that matters.
 * But one thing’s clear, beyond the mask he wears… is his passion. A palpable thing, that’s almost greater then the man himself. And if there’s passion… there’s desire. And desire means there’s a hole in the man. (About Bruce Wayne/Batman)
 * What gives measure to a man's choices is what he has to give up to make them.

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Transformers (comics)

Transformers is a comic book series published by Marvel Comics (G1), Dreamwave Productions (G2), and IDW Publishing (G3), as a regular series and in the form of various limited series. They detail the adventures of the robotic characters from the animated series of the same name.

Issue 1
Gears: The only thing Gears wants to learn about this planet is how to get off it. I hate this place already.

Issue 2
Bumblebee (to Sparkplug): I am code-named Bumblebee, I'm from the planet Cybertron, I'm in desperate need of fuel, and your son drove me here! Do all small, pink things ask so many questions?

Issue 5
Shockwave: The conquest of this planet and the enslavement of its people shall be a simple task... indeed.

Issue 16
Ernie: Cheese, Waldo -- I never seen a VW that could do 200 before.

Issue 19
Megatron: Decepticons do not cower behind gun batteries! Our destiny is to go where we please on this wretched world -- to conquer!

Issue 20
Skids: I have no desire to be a hero -- or to die.

Issue 29
G.B. Blackrock: So you guys are deserters.

Blaster: We prefer to think of ourselves as 'independent-minded'.

Blaster: Sometimes war forces you to do things you'll hate yourself for as long as you live!

Issue 37
Ratbat: I'll get you, fleshling! I'll drink your fuel with a steel straw!!

Issue 38
Spike: Good guys don't just let bad guys get away with stuff like that! It's against the rules!

Issue 43
Big Top: Berko! So this is what I get for puttin' you on the payroll!... Well, I got a bonus for your good work -- first I'm gonna rip your limbs out, one by one -- and then I'm gonna fire you!

Issue 46
Burnout: Two more. Little guys. Easily bruised.

Issue 53
Landmine: Reason's gonna be the death of me yet!

Issue 55
Roadhandler: Don't go looking for heroes to believe in... believe in yourselves.

Lord Zarak: Is something wrong, Roadhandler? You look as if you lost something. Perhaps if you allowed Stormcloud to rip you to pieces, whatever that something is will turn up... safe and sound!

Issue 60
Optimus Prime: One life for many... how I tire of that equation!

Grimlock (on Primus): Huh. Some creator. Seems to have dozed off!

Issue 61
Bludgeon: Prattling fool! Your warrior heart is tainted by an idiot's tongue! Perhaps I shall remove both for you!

Issue 63
Dogfight: Oh, a threat! I love threats!

Issue 67
Cyclonus: We destroyed, we annihilated... we had a good time!

Jazz: Better to fight and die than to live with the knowledge that I ran!

Issue 68
Rapture: Sexist redneck pig! You need shifting out of the dark age... like with dynamite!

Issue 69
Shockwave: Suggestion: we dispense with the tiresome shocked exclamations and get down to business!

Grimlock: C'mon, Kup -- we old hands at this game, we know score. Obey orders to a point. But sometimes to win, you have to bend rules -- take chances!

Issue 71
Optimus Prime: We're Autobots! We never give ground and we never, never surrender!

Galvatron: Blood red twilight decends on your planet, and I am its harbinger!

Issue 73
Galvatron: For all their supposed omnipotence... even gods can be conned!

Circuit Breaker: Beg, robot -- beg for your life! It won't do any good, but I'd like to hear it anyway!

Issue 77
Bludgeon: Their plan, fellow Decepticons, is weak! Ill-befitting a warrior race such as ours! Colonizing a barren world, starting from nothing, scratching a living from dust and dirt! This is not *our* way! We take, and any thing or one in our way is crushed! They would have us bury our heritage, bend our knees to their feeble-minded ways! Well, I say no! I say from this day on we begin afresh, with new wars to fight, new worlds to conquer! I mean, why fight it -- it's in our oil!

Issue 78
Starscream: Oh, come on! This isn't the way it's supposed to happen! Sure, you're supposed to die, but you have to run around a bit first, fight back! What fun is this?

Ratchet: Fun? FUN?! How DARE you! How dare you trivialize life and death! Is that all it's ever been to you, this war -- fun? How many, eh? How many have to die for you to get your jollies? HOW MANY?

Issue 79
Fortress Maximus: ...We are servants of a force from beyond time. A force dedicated to the preservation of life, of liberty.

Issue 1
Galan: A moment of distrust can tear down what ten thousand years of peace has built... there will be no war today.

Fortress Maximus: Whether I am a hero or a coward is not the issue! I am weary! My joints creak from the corrosion of war without end! I... cannot break this ring of hate that surrounds us all. But I can remove myself from it. No matter what you decide... I am leaving.

Issue 2
Bludgeon: Plan?... I just want you to destroy anything and everything you encounter!

Quake: Aw, gee, boss... you sure know how to keep the troops smilin'.

Issue 8
Starscream: He's telling me that once his new army is fully mobilized, my services will no longer be required. And given my past record of treachery, I doubt that means a pension and a sign that says 'Dunmurderin!'

Issue 11
Starscream: I don't want to be good!

Issue 12
The Leige Maximo: You cannot destroy evil. It exists always as a counterforce, a balance in nature that is always maintained... no matter how noble the founding intention.

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Garrett Hardin

Garrett James Hardin (21 April 1915 – 14 September 2003) was a leading and controversial ecologist from Dallas, Texas who was most known for his 1968 paper, The Tragedy of the Commons. He is also known for Hardin's First Law of Ecology, which states "You cannot do only one thing".

Tragedy of the Commons (1968)

 * The class of "No technical solution problems" has members. My thesis is that the "population problem," as conventionally conceived, is a member of this class.
 * Tragedy of the Commons (read on-line), 1968.

 * A finite world can support only a finite population; therefore, population growth must eventually equal zero.
 * Tragedy of the Commons, 1968.

 * Each man is locked into a system that compels him to increase his herd without limit -- in a world that is limited. Ruin is the destination toward which all men rush, each pursuing his own best interest in a society that believes in the freedom of the commons. Freedom in a commons brings ruin to all.
 * Tragedy of the Commons, 1968.

Naked Emperors : Essays of a Taboo-Stalker (1982)
Garrett Hardin. Naked Emperors : Essays of a Taboo-Stalker (1982)

 * Even at the religious level the creationist view is a biased one. The only creation story they mention is the one in Genesis (in which there are actually two stories — the version in the first chapter being so different from that in the second chapter that biblical scholars believe they were written hundreds of years apart). Why do they not mention the belief of the Hindus that the world began with the creation of the cosmic egg? What about the Babylonians' belief that there was not a single creationist god but two cosmic parents?
 * But it is no good using the tongs of reason to pull the Fundamentalists' chestnuts out of the fire of contradiction. Their real troubles lie elsewhere ... Fundamentalists are panicked by the apparent disintegration of the family, the disappearance of certainty and the decay of morality. Fear leads them to ask, if we cannot trust the Bible, what can we trust? The truth or falsity of evolution is a secondary matter. Rationalists must listen to the complaints of the Fundamentalists with a psychiatrist's "third ear", and respond to the more subtle messages.
 * Our desire to conserve wildlife for our children and our children's children forces us to bring out into the open conservation's secret question : Does God give a prize for the maximum number of human beings? Put another way, which shall we bequeath to our grandchildren : human life with nature, or human life without nature?
 * Why are ecologists and environmentalists so feared and hated? This is because in part what they have to say is new to the general public, and the new is always alarming. Moreover, the practical recommendations deduced from ecological principles threaten the vested interests of commerce; it is hardly surprising that the financial and political power created by these investments should be used sometimes to suppress environmental impact studies. However, I think the major opposition to ecology has deeper roots than mere economics; ecology threatens widely held values so fundamental that they must be called religious. An attack on values is inevitably seen as an act of subversion.

Filters Against Folly (1985)
Garrett Hardin. Filters Against Folly (1985)

 * The overall system of a sizeable community struggling to survive in a crowded world may be either socialism or privatism. Either system may work, more or less. But, except in non-critical areas of distribution, commonism cannot possibly work for very long.

 * Many of the environmentalists who moved into the environmental movement after Silent Spring ... detested pollution and craved purity. Absolute purity. They wanted to enforce zero tolerance on all environmental pollutants, not just on carcinogens. With friends like these the environment needs no enemies.

 * A coldly rationalist individualist can deny that he has any obligation to make sacrifices for the future. By contrast, those who, for whatever reason, regard the resources at their disposal as an inheritance from the past that they feel obliged to pass on to their descendants, have a better chance of producing future generations prosperous enough to be able to continue to wrestle with the problems of increasing the quality of life.

 * At this late date in the post-Christian Era, it might be questioned whether the Bible should even be brought into an ethical discussion. I argue that it should. Many people who do not explicitly call on the Bible for backing are nevertheless influenced by what they believe the Bible says. (Everyone knows about the Good Samaritan, even though they may not be able to remember what Samaritans in general were.) It is considered good form to speak politely of Scripture: revere it, but don't bother reading it seems to be the rule. Above all, don't read it thoughtfully.

 * Continuity is at the heart of conservatism: ecology serves that heart.

The Immigration Dilemma (1995)

 * It is a mistake to think that we can control the breeding of mankind in the long run by an appeal to conscience.
 * p. 24

 * [I]f a pasture is run as a commons open to all, the right of each to use it is not matched by an operational responsibility to take care of it.
 * p. 40

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Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs may refer to any of the following:

 * Dinosauria - a highly diverse group of diapsid reptiles that appeared during the Triassic period, 231.4 million years ago, and were the dominant terrestrial vertebrates for 135 million years, from the beginning of the Jurassic (about 201 million years ago) until the end of the Cretaceous (66 million years ago), when the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event led to the extinction of most dinosaur groups at the close of the Mesozoic Era.

 * Dinosaur (film) - a 2000 computer animated feature film produced by Walt Disney Pictures featuring anthropomorphic dinosaurs.
 * Dinosaurs (TV series) - (1991-1994) a Disney created TV show, airing on ABC, about the lives of a family of dinosaurs as a satire on modern American life.

 * Dinosaur Comics - a weekdaily comic featuring talking dinosaurs and covering subjects from the banal to the philosophical. Each comic is the same picture, but with different dialogue.

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Talk:Mao Zedong

I edited the beginning portion which erroniously stated Mao Zedong was the founder and first leader of the CCP.

I have heard that before he became a communist, he once said, "This communism thing, it does not work." Can anyone confirm this or is it just an urban legend?

In "Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun." the "gun" in the original Chinese refers to "gun" in the sense of a small arm, so that tank picture shouldn't really be there... any GUN IS WEAPON!

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Mao on counter-revolutionary

 * 1) 很多地方畏首畏尾，不敢大張旗鼓地殺反革命. Translation: In many places, they(communist) dare not kill counter-revolutionary with waving flags and beating drums.
 * 2) 在農村，殺反革命，一般應超過人口比例千分之一……在城市一般應少於千分之一. Translation: In rural areas, the number of counter-revolutionary to be killed, should be more than 0.1% of the population.....in town and cities, should be less than 0.1%.
 * 南京是一個50萬人口的大城市，國民黨的首都...南京殺人太少，應在南京多殺.
 * 毛澤東《對上海南京鎮反工作的指示》，1951年2月12日.

Translation: Nanjing is a big city of 500,000, the capital Kuomintang...the number of people executed in Nanjing is too low, more people should be killed in Nanjing. Source:Mao Zedong:Instruction on the suppression of counter-revolutionaries work carried out in Shanghai and Nanking. 1951.2.12

 * 必须认真研究，周密部署大杀几批，才能初步解决问题，天津准备今年一年内杀一千五百人，四月底以前先杀五百人，完成这个计划，我们就有了主动，我希望上海、南京、青岛、广州、武汉及其它大中城市都有一个几个月至今年年底的切实肃反计划，都能大杀几批……」
 * 毛泽东. 中央转发北京市委镇反计划的批语（1951年2月25日）建国以来毛泽东文稿：第二册.

Translation: Serious research must be done, carefully plan to kill some large groups, then can solve some initial problems, Tianjing is planning to kill 1500 people within this year, kill 500 first before April, once this plan is accomplished, we have the upper hand, I hope Shanghai, Nanjing, Tsengdao, Kwangzhou, Wuhan plus other large and middle cities do have solid plans to kill some large groups of people. Source:Mao Zedong:Instruction on the suppression of counter-revolutionaries work carried out in Shanghai and Nanking. 1951.2.12

This is a QUESTION: WHERE IS HIS QUOTE?

ENEMY advances WE retreat ENEMY halts WE harass ENEMY ties WE attack ENEMY retreats WE pursue

Some of these cite dates, but not a specific speech, publication or other source.

 * 军民团结如一人，试看天下谁能敌.
 * If the military and the peasantry unite as one, then none on this earth could possibly subvert them.
 * Excerpt from one of Mao Zedong's various works of poetry

 * 中国知识分子有几种. 工程技术人员接受社会主义要好一些. 学理科的其次. 学文科的最差. 【关于板田文章的谈话　１９６４、８、２４】
 * There are different types of intellectuals in China. Engineers and technicians are more receptive to socialism. Scientists are next. Those who study liberal arts are the worst.

 * The cult of xenophobia is the cheapest and surest method of obtaining from the masses the ignorant and savage patriotism, which puts the blame for every political folly or social misfortune upon the foreigner.
 * somewhere in "Mao's Road to Power: Revolutionary Writings"

 * They say he [Shi Hwang Ti; the legendary "first emperor"] buried 400 scholars alive. We've buried 40,000. So please don't compare us to Shi Hwang Ti; we've outdone him a thousandfold.
 * Referring to the intellectuals purged in the Anti-Rightist Campaign (1958)

 * I don't have a broom long enough to get at Taiwan, and you don't have one long enough to get at Saigon.
 * Telling North Vietnamese premier Pham Van Dong about his doubts as to whether South Vietnam could be conquered. (1972)

 * It may take 1000 years to complete the transition to socialism. And when the day comes that it is finally achieved, there will still be capitalists around.

 * No one should think everything will be all right after one, or two, or three Cultural Revolutions, for socialist society occupies a considerably long historical period.
 * Addressing the 9th Party Congress on the need for another Cultural Revolution in a few years. (1969)

 * Don't let yourselves be mistaken. We haven't even begun to establish socialism in China. All we've done so far are change a few locations in Beijing.
 * Speaking to Nixon and Kissinger (1972)

 * My wife does not represent me, and her views are not my views.
 * Referring to his wife Jiang Qing, the head of the extremist "Gang of Four" (1974)

On Sino-Japanese War
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毛澤東在一九三七年八月在陝北洛川會議上的講話摘要 “要冷靜，不要到前線去充當抗日英雄，要避開與日本的正面衝突，繞到日軍後方去打游擊，要想辦法擴充八路軍、建立抗日游擊根據地，要千方百計地積蓄和壯大我黨的武裝力量. 對政府方面催促的開赴前線的命令，要以各種藉口予以推拖，只有在日軍大大殺傷國軍之後，我們才能坐收抗日成果，去奪取國民黨的政權. 我們中國共產黨人一定要趁著國民黨與日本人拼命撕殺的天賜良機，一定要趁著日本佔領中國的大好時機全力壯大，發展自己，一定要抗日勝利後，打敗精疲力盡的國民黨，拿下整個中國. ”< > “有的人認為我們應該多抗日，才愛國，但那愛的是蔣介石的國，我們中國共產黨人祖國是全世界共產黨人共同的祖國即蘇維埃（蘇聯）. 我們共產黨人的方針是，要讓日本軍隊多佔地，形成蔣、日、我，三國志，這樣的形勢對我們才有利，最糟糕的情況不過是日本人佔領了全中國，到時候我也還可以藉助蘇聯的力量打回來嘛！”< > “為了發展壯大我黨的武裝力量，在戰後奪取全國政權. 我們黨必須嚴格遵循的方針是“一分抗日，二分敷衍，七分發展，十分宣傳”. 任何人，任何組織都不得違背這個總體方針. ”

Mao's order to all party members of CCP: “ The aim is to develop the military power of the CCP, in order to stage a coup d'état. This main directive is to be strictly followed: "10% of energy on anti-Japanese, 20% of energy muddering along, 70% of energy is used to develop(political and military power). Anybody, any groups are not to oppose this paramount directive. 	”

Another famous directive from Mao: ''Some people insisted, to show that we do love our nation, we should be more anti-Japanese, but then the nation belongs to Chiang Kai-sak, we communists, our mother-land is Soviet Union, the common mother-land of the world's communists. The aim of we communists, is to allow the Japanese to occupy more land, then a power triangle will be formed, which consisted of Chiang, Japanese and us, which is the ideal situation, the worst come to the worst, if ever Japanese occupy the whole of China, we would then still be able to fight back, with the help of the Soviet Union.''

In 1972, when PRC and Japan established former diplomatic relationship, Mao Zedong met the then Japanese Prime Minister Tanaka Kakuei, and said: ''Don't have to say sorry, you had contributed towards China, why? Because had Imperial Japan did not start the war of invasion, how could we communist became mighty powerful? How could we stage the coup d'état ? How could we defeat Chiang Kai Sak? How are we going to pay back you guys? No, we do not want your war reparations! (Translated from Tanaka Kakuei Biography, original in Japanese.)''

Best defense

 * the only real defense is active defense

Mao on saying thank you to Japanese invasion
The original saying thank you to Japanese invasion was on Japanese, it was translated to Chinese. I am putting the Chinese translation here on talk page, then I shall translate some into English.

[史海钩沉] 毛泽东：会见日本社会党议员黑田寿男等人时的谈话全文(1961/1/24)

林思云译

译者按：中国政府很少公布领导人接见外国客人的谈话内容，最多只是公布其中的只言片语，所以要知道中国领导人接见外国客人时的具体谈话全文，只得查找外国的资料. 毛泽东1960年代会见日本社会党代表团的谈话，被不少人指责为“感谢日本皇军”的卖国言论. 日本可以查到日方记录的毛泽东谈话全文，故将该谈话的全文译出供网友参考.

从该谈话可以看出1960年代日本的左派与中国的关系非常密切，有大量的所谓“亲中派”，这当然与毛泽东的“不必道歉”发言有直接关系. 如果毛泽东非要日方先道歉后会谈，中日关系大概就是另外一回事了. 不过现在的日本就很难找到黑田寿男、南乡三郎这样的 “铁杆亲中派”了.

另外从该谈话也可以看出日本对言论自由的容忍程度要比中国大得多. 日本人竟然敢公开说出“将来日本变成中国的一个省就好了”，这样卖国卖到极点的话，也没有遇到什么麻烦. 而中国人谁敢公开说“将来中国变成日本的一个省就好了”这样的极端卖国言论，非让愤怒的群众抽筋剥皮不可. 这也可以让我们思考一下为什么中国人的言论自由里没有 “卖国言论”的自由.

由于是译自日文（《日中关系基本资料集》，日本外务省亚洲局中国科监修），毛泽东的原话在词句上可能有些出入，但谈话的内容不至有误.

毛泽东主席（以下简称毛）：欢迎日本朋友. 首先对被暗杀的浅沼委员长表示我们的哀悼. （浅沼稻次郎(1898～1960)，日本社会党委员长，日本安保斗争的领导人. 1957年4月和1959年3月，浅沼曾两次率领社会党代表团访中. 1960年10月12日在东京日比谷公会堂演讲时,被一名日本右翼青年当场刺死. 译者注. ）

黑田寿男社会党议员（以下简称黑田）：非常感谢！我们将继承浅沼委员长“美帝国主义是日中两国人民的共同敌人”的精神，并把它发扬光大.

毛：浅沼委员长抓住了问题的本质，抓住了日美关系的本质，也抓住了中国、日本、亚洲、非洲、拉丁美洲、还有欧洲、北美加拿大等全世界各国人民的根本问题. 以前我曾经对浅沼委员长说过：“赞成这个观点的人，虽然有时多些，有时少些，但今后肯定会向变多的方向发展. ”

毛主席继续说（以下简称毛继续）：对美国来说，单靠美国自己是不能支配其它国家的，所以美国需要其它国家的合作者. 那些美国的合作者，对各国来说就是反动派. 这样的反动派，在中国是蒋介石，在日本则是岸信介那样的人，他们是垄断资本的代表. 垄断资本各国都有，印度也有大垄断资本家.

黑田：去年日本反对《日美安保条约》的斗争有了很大的发展，但日本垄断资本家和政府压迫我们的斗争，强行表决通过了《安保条约》. 当时，贵国为支援我们的安保斗争召开了盛大集会，我们受到很大的鼓舞和激励. 对此我们深表谢意.

毛：感谢就不用了. 对我们来说，支持你们是义不容辞的事. 任何时候国际斗争都需要相互支援，现在你们站在了斗争的最前线.

毛继续：以前浅沼代表团来武汉时〔包括现在坐在这儿的田中稔男先生〕，我就说过：“美帝国主义是全世界共同的敌人，即使现在大多数日本人不赞成这个观点，但早晚肯定会有赞成的一天，我们要有这个信心. ”不出所料，在不到一年后的1960年，日本就出现了如火如荼的斗争，那是日本全民族的斗争. 那时我还这样说过：“中日两国的关系还没有正常化，还没有进行贸易往来. 但这只是一时的现象，肯定要随着时间变化的”. 现在贸易方面已经出现了转变，但在政治方面还不行.

毛继续：政治上的问题有两个方面，这里有必要分析一下. 历史上，广大日本人民和中国人民的关系是好的，战后也一直很好，今后大概会更好. 不过中国和日本自民党政府以及垄断资本家的关系并不好，而且将来也肯定不会好. 在这方面必须要区别对待，要区别对待与人民的关系和与政府的关系. 再说日本政府内部步调也不统一，有所谓主流派、反主流派，他们并不完全一致. 比如松村、三木、石桥、高碕、河野等派阀，对我们来说，他们是我们间接的同盟军；而对你们来说，中国人民就是你们直接的同盟军. 自民党内部的矛盾造就了我们的间接同盟军，不是这样吗，我的话还有点道理吧？

黑田：自民党的反主流派如果更进一步加深对中国的认识，加深对《日美安保条约》的认识，就可能会成为间接的同盟军.

毛：他们的分歧正在扩大. 他们之间的对立冲突，对人民是有利的. 欧洲和美国之间的关系也出现这个现象，欧洲的殖民主义国家和美国也不完全一致. 重要的是全世界人民正在觉醒，你们对亚、非、拉发起过什么运动吗？

黑田：在日本，亚非联合委员会正在开展活动. 这个团体以政党、工会、民主团体为中心，从反对美帝国主义、维护和平的立场出发，开展谴责美帝国主义阻挠亚、非各民族独立的运动. 我们正考虑今后继续扩大和发展这个组织.

毛：我也认为有这个必要.

黑田：目前面临的是老挝问题，美帝国主义正在军事干涉老挝的独立. 因为美帝国主义根据《日美安保条约》使用日本的军事基地，日本的政党、工会以及各种团体正在发起抗议运动，到美国大使馆和池田内阁那里去抗议，鼓励老挝人民的斗争.

毛：我认为这样做非常好.

黑田：现在有一个问题，日本政府把南朝鲜政府作为代表朝鲜的唯一合法政府，正在进行所谓“日韩会谈”，阻挠南北朝鲜的和平统一. 日本、台湾、南朝鲜与美帝国主义相勾结，企图把中、苏作为假想敌国. 我们一贯反对《日美安保条约》，强烈反对这样的“日韩会谈”.

毛：那个会谈还在进行吗？

黑田：是的.

毛：完全有反对的必要. 在菲律宾马尼拉，台湾、南朝鲜、南越、菲律宾的四个“外交部长”召开了两天会议，日本没有参加会议. 那是因为日本政府害怕日本人民、害怕去年反对《安保条约》那样的反抗斗争. 去年日本人民的伟大斗争具有深远的影响，所以才有现在的情况.

毛继续：日本人民反美斗争的发展是波浪式的. 现在反对美帝国主义的斗争正处在低潮，虽然一时比较低，但那是在为下一个新的高潮做准备. 众所周知，过去几十年中国革命的发展也是波浪式的，并非每天每年都是高潮，不是直线式的. 我认为各位朋友指导的群众运动大有希望，大有前途. 在低潮的时候，一部分人对运动产生了动摇，还有一部分人指责说：“看，左派们错了！”在这时候我认为有必要用中国的一句话：“硬着头皮顶住！”

毛继续：举个例子吧. 辛亥革命那年，1911年3月29日（阴历，阳历为4月27日，译者注），留学日本的黄兴，他是孙中山之下的国民党另一派领导人，在广州发动了军事起义. 由于这个起义的失败，国民党内的一部分人气馁了，黄兴本人也灰心失望逃往新加坡，悲观地认为革命已经没了希望. 但其后不久，同年10月武昌爆发了武装起义，终于推翻了清王朝. 还有，1905年俄国革命失败后，社会民主劳动党内的很多人对未来悲观失望，其中还有人到了要倚赖“神”的地步，比如鲁纳契尔斯基等人就是这样. 列宁为了反驳鲁纳契尔斯基，埋头研究哲学，写出了《唯物论和经验论批判》. 12年后的1917年革命胜利后，鲁纳契尔斯基当了列宁领导政权的教育部长，这是那些指望倚赖“神”的人根本没有料想到的，而且这时那些倚赖“神”的人也不再需要“神”了. 我认为日本的历史中也可以找到同样的例子.

毛继续：为什么革命不能立即胜利？因为在发达的资本主义国家搞革命要费点力气. 革命首先在资本主义发达程度比较落后的国家成功，不就是因为那里的空气稀薄容易突破吗？比如俄国和中国的空气就稀薄，目前的非洲空气也比较稀薄. 在美英法德意日等过去的资本主义列强中，现在的日本要软弱一些. 其原因第一是战败，第二是被美国所支配. 在我看来，这两个原因从某种意义上来说是有利的.

毛继续：第一，战败对日本人民是有利的，丢掉了殖民地. 对于日本人民和革命政党来说，这样的认识很重要：战败不是耻辱，战败是垄断资本家的耻辱. 对垄断资本家来说是耻辱，对人民来说却是胜利. 战败好不好？是不是耻辱？这个问题应该和大家广泛讨论. 不过一部分人并不这么看，对这些人来说，战败很丢面子，所以他们心里总是感到抱歉，觉得象做了坏事一样. 这是因为他们没有搞清楚垄断资本和人民的区别，所以才得出这样的结论. 过去的战争，日本的垄断资本政府和军国主义分子应该负责任，日本人民不应该负责任. 为什么不让日本人民负责呢？如果非要让日本人民负责，我们就不得不反对日本人民了，这是毫无道理的. 过去的战争，事实上是一场由垄断资本政府发起的战争：一来违背人民的意愿，二来欺骗人民，三来逼迫人民献身杀场.

毛继续：第二，战争的结果使日本被美国占领，这点也有分析研究的必要. 一个国家要觉醒，必须给这个国家一点外来压力. 在日本，垄断资本压迫人民，他们的同盟美帝国主义也压迫人民，这就可以让日本人民更快地受教育. 这个教育使日本人民明白必须选择一条出路：是沦为垄断资本和帝国主义的奴隶，还是起来反抗争取自由. 我曾说过这样的话： “我不相信日本这样的伟大民族会长期被外国支配. ”我们中国人民也是这样受教育过来的，我们有国内的敌人，也有国外的敌人，国外的敌人中包括日本军阀，他们是老师，教育了我们.

毛继续：过去一位日本日中贸易进出口协会的朋友（日中输出入组合理事长南乡三郎，译者注）曾对我说：“日本过去侵略了中国，这实在是太对不起了. 我认为将来日本变成中国的一个省就好了. ”那时我说：“不能这么看嘛. ”我这样回答了他：“日本军阀过去占领了大半个中国，因此中国人民接受了教育. 如果没有日本的侵略，中国人民既不能觉悟，也不会团结起来，这样一来我们现在还在山里，就不能到北京看京剧了. 正是因为日本皇军占领了大半个中国，对中国人民来说已没有其它出路了，所以才觉悟起来开始武装斗争，建立了许多抗日根据地，为以后的解放战争创造了胜利的条件. 日本垄断资本和军阀给我们做了件‘好事’，如果需要感谢的话，我倒想感谢日本军阀. ”

Mao's speech on welcoming Japanese politicians(24 Jan 1961):

Partial translation:''In the past Japanese warlords had occupied a large part of China, because of that Chinese people had learned a lesson. Without Japan's invasion, Chinese people would not be awaken, neither colud they be united, in that case we(communists) would still stay in the mountains, let alone coming to Beijing to watch the opera. Precisely because of the Japanese Imperial Army, which had occupied a large part of China, making Chinese people no where to go, once they understood, they began taking up arm-struggle, resulting in the establish of many counter-Japanese military bases, thus creating favourable conditions for the coming war of liberation. Japanese capitalist and warlords have done a good deed for us(communist), if ever we need to say thank you, I would like to say Thank you to Japanese war lords. ''

毛继续：至于日本成为中国一个省的想法，那根本就是不可能的事. 日本是伟大的民族，当然应该具有独立和主权. 日本的经济、文化已经高度发达，中国还很落后. 几年前冈山县代表团来的时候，说他们那里有七所大学.

廖承志（以下简称廖）：黑田先生就是冈山人.

黑田：郭沫若先生也是冈山高中出身，我是那个学校的后辈.

毛：见到郭沫若了吗？好好谈谈吧. 大概你们之间不会有激烈的争论.

黑田：他还没从古巴回来.

廖：应该二十六日到北京.

毛：中国的无锡县算是比较先进的了，但还没有七所大学. 不管怎么说，中国还没有发展到那个程度，中国要赶上日本恐怕需要一定的时间. 西德也被美国占领，英国和法国也有美国的军事基地，可是这些国家却不象日本那样反对美帝国主义. 西德的社会民主党不是革命的，和基督教民主同盟基本没什么两样，这不太好.

毛继续：日本的社会党是特殊的社会党，世界上没有先例，这是日本的环境造成的. 中国共产党也是中国的环境造成的. 中国有两个党：中国共产党和国民党. 抗日战争以后，还出现一些小的中间政党，象民主同盟那样的，它们现在还存在. 日本有布尔乔亚民主主义和国会，这可能是好事，也可能是坏事. 在中国没有民主主义，国民党只知道抓人、杀人，什么也不给我们，这可能是缺点，但也可能是优点. 这样一来我们的出路就是：蒋介石能够杀人，我们为什么不能拿起武器？

毛继续：我们进行了调查研究，国民党有手，手中还有武器；我们也有两只手，可是手里却没有武器. 如果我们夺取了国民党手中的武器，不就可以杀掉这些帝国主义的走狗吗？我们就是这样过来的.

毛继续：你们的情况和我们有点不同，日本有议会制度，比较民主. 和国民党时代的中国相比，日本政府基本上不抓人、不杀人，这是你们可以利用的，你们可以利用这一点发展群众运动. 虽然说我对日本的情况了解得不太详细，大体上来说日本的垄断资本家比中国的买办资产阶级头脑清楚一些，你们也可以利用这一点. 池田内阁害怕日本人民，日本政府既不能禁止日本朋友到中国来，也不能禁止中国人到日本去，当然也有限制，这是因为日本政府和蒋介石缔结了外交关系而且害怕共产党. 听说冈崎先生写信给廖承志同志邀请他访问日本，廖同志，你去吗？

廖：还没有决定.

毛：现在总工会的代表正在访问日本. 我认为这样的民间交流往来是很好的事，这样可以增进相互理解，交换意见，交流经验. 在贸易方面已经签署了一些民间协议，也正在搞几个大的贸易. 中国有煤炭、铁矿石、大豆、盐可以和日本进行贸易. 中日两国距离近，运费便宜. 还有其他什么意见吗？

黑：今年中日两国间的民间交流十分活跃. 总工会、法律工作者，文化工作者、妇女团体等代表团前来日本访问，我们也在新年一开始就到贵国访问，今后还有各种各样的团体准备到贵国访问. 为了加深日中两国人民的友好，希望逐步增进两国人民的交流.

毛：这样非常好啊！很有发展前途.

黑：最后祝愿中国的社会主义建设进一步发展，祝愿毛主席身体健康.

毛：祝大家身体健康. 另外请向我所认识的社会党各位朋友，以及我不认识的社会党诸位朋友，转达我的问候.

Arilang1234 03:30, 8 June 2009 (UTC)
 * mao's death was chosen on purpose, his wife got him by turnin him in bed!~lol

TRUE!

Religion is poison
This quote "Religion is poison" has been attributed to Mao. Does anyone know of a source?

From the Dalai Lama's autobiography Freedom In Exile

A link: http://books.google.com/books?id=ocAoaV0-t70C&pg=PA108&lpg=PA108&dq=%E6%AF%9B%E6%B3%BD%E4%B8%9C+%E8%BE%BE%E8%B5%96%E5%96%87%E5%98%9B+%E5%AE%97%E6%95%99+%E6%AF%92%E8%8D%AF&source=bl&ots=zH6GpN7kHq&sig=d1tgECGc42tpSti3BgmNRhuK4nE&hl=zh-CN#v=onepage&q=%E6%AF%9B%E6%B3%BD%E4%B8%9C%20%E8%BE%BE%E8%B5%96%E5%96%87%E5%98%9B%20%E5%AE%97%E6%95%99%20%E6%AF%92%E8%8D%AF&f=false

A quote:

末了,毛澤東告訴達賴喇嘛: 「我很了解你. 但宗教當然是毒藥. 他有兩個缺點:危害人類和阻礙國家進步.

(Could somebody make this look pretty? I'm not sure how to do it.

Women hold up half the sky
"Women hold up half the sky" is frequently mentioned as having been a declaration of Mao. (see Half the sky)

An Anatomy of Chinese: Rhythm, Metaphor, Politics by Perry Link notes that it should actually be "Women can hold up half the sky", Funü neng ding banbiantian 妇女能顶半边天, and says that it was said "apparently in 1968." Haven't found any contemporary source, though it appears that the phrase was used in the early 1970s - for instance, 1975 publication from Beijing.--Larrybob (talk) 20:12, 18 September 2015 (UTC)

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Talk:Lars Ulrich

Did Lars really say that last quote? Doesn't seem like something he would say. -172.141.20.237 15:04, 22 June 2006 (UTC)

I can't seem to find any evidence that Bruce said that. The only page on that Internet thing mentioning the quote is this one. I somehow doubt it. I don't know if the quotes here must be sourced, or unsorted quotes are acceptable, so I'm not sure if using that template is correct, but that quote doesn't seem to be even correctly attributed anywhere. 93.180.79.19

About Cliff Burton

 * Cliff was so completely honest to himself and the people around him. He hated all this being-put-on-a-pedestal bullshit.

 * We always miss Cliff, but he is kind of on the record […And Justice For All]. The song "To Live Is to Die" is really based on a number of riffs that Cliff wrote a couple of years ago. It's kind of cool to have something written by Cliff on the new album.

 * I know Cliff, more than anyone else in the band, would have been the first guy to give us a kick in the ass, and wouldn't want us to sit around. It's what he would have wanted us to do.

 * I wasn't too angry in the beginning. I was obviously grieving, but the anger started setting in when I realized that it's not new that people in rock-n-roll die, but usually it's self-inflicted in terms of excessive drink or drug abuse. He had nothing to do with it. It's so useless. Completely useless.

Other

 * "Is there a message in Metallica? There is no message, but if there was a message it really should be look within yourself, don't listen to me, don't listen to James, don't listen to anybody, look within yourself for the answers."

About Napster

 * "I don't mind people downloading the songs... Just not until the album's actually out."

 * "The song, "I Disappear" got leaked out before we actually finished it all. I was just like Whoa!"

Responding to who he thought the biggest slut in the band was in a 2001 interview with playboy magazine:

 * "We all had some pretty slutty moments. I don't think there's anyone in this band who hasen't had crabs a couple of times, or the occasional drip-dick."

Other people about Lars Ulrich
"Do you guys Download? Come on, tell me the truth here, do you download? Yeah, that's what I thought! But you shouldn't, Metallica don't like it!" -- Bruce Dickinson during an concert at Stadion, Stockholm, Sweden.

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Laura (1944 film)

Laura is a 1944 film about a police detective who falls in love with the woman whose murder he is investigating.
 * Directed by Otto Preminger. Written by Jay Dratler, Samuel Hoffenstein, and Betty Reinhardt, based on the novel by Vera Caspary.

The story of a love that became the most fearful thing that ever happened to a woman!

Waldo Lydecker

 * I shall never forget the weekend Laura died. A silver sun burned through the sky like a huge magnifying glass. It was the hottest Sunday in my recollection. I felt as if I were the only human being left in New York. For Laura's horrible death, I was alone. I, Waldo Lydecker, was the only one who really knew her. And I had just begun to write Laura's story when - another of those detectives came to see me. I had him wait. I could watch him through the half-open door. I noted that his attention was fixed upon my clock. There was only one other in existence, and that was in Laura's apartment in the very room where she was murdered.
 * [to Laura] Young woman, either you have been raised in some incredibly rustic community where good manners are unknown or you suffer from the common feminine delusion that the mere fact of being a woman exempts you from the rules of civilized conduct, or possibly both.
 * I don't use a pen. I write with a goose quill dipped in venom.....I'll neither consider, endorse, or use the Wallace pen. I hate pens. If your employers wish me to publish that statement in my column, you may tell them that I shall be delighted to oblige.
 * Her career began with my endorsement of the pen. I secured other endorsements for her, introduced her to important clients. I gave her her start. But it was her own talent and imagination that enabled her to rise to the top of her profession and stay there. She had an eager mind always. She was always quick to seize upon anything that would improve her mind or her appearance. Laura had innate breeding. But she deferred to my judgment and taste. I selected a more attractive hairdress for her. I taught her what clothes were more becoming to her. Through me, she met everyone - the famous and the infamous. Her youth and beauty, her poise and charm of manner captivated them all. She had warmth, vitality. She had authentic magnetism. Wherever we went, she stood out. Men admired her. Women envied her. She became as well-known as Waldo Lydecker's walking stick and his white carnation. On Tuesday and Friday nights, we stayed home, dining quietly, listening to my records. I read my articles to her. The way she listened was more eloquent than speech. These were the best nights.

Shelby Carpenter

 * I can afford a blemish on my character but not on my clothes.
 * I don't know a lot about anything, but I know a little about practically everything.

Anne Treadwell

 * [about Shelby] He's no good, but he's what I want. I'm not a nice person, Laura, and neither is he. He knows I know he's just what he is. He also knows that I don't care. We belong together because we're both weak and can't seem to help it. That's why I know he's capable of murder. He's like me.

Dialogue

 * McPherson: You said Harrington was rubbed out with a shotgun loaded with buckshot, the way Laura Hunt was murdered, the night before last.
 * Lydecker: Did I?
 * McPherson: Yeah. But he was really killed with a sash weight.
 * Lydecker: How ordinary. My version was obviously superior. I never bother with details, you know.
 * McPherson: I do.

 * McPherson: Were you in love with Laura Hunt, Mr. Lydecker? Was she in love with you?
 * Lydecker: Laura considered me the wisest, the wittiest, the most interesting man she'd ever met. And I was in complete accord with her on that point. She thought me also the kindest, the gentlest, the most sympathetic man in the world.
 * McPherson: Did you agree with her there, too?
 * Lydecker: McPherson, you won't understand this; but I tried to become the kindest, the gentlest, the most sympathetic man in the world.
 * McPherson: Have any luck?
 * Lydecker: Let me put it this way. I should be sincerely sorry to see my neighbors' children devoured by wolves.

 * Lydecker: Laura had not definitely made up her mind to marry him. She told me so herself, last Friday when she called up to cancel our dinner engagement. As a matter of fact, she was going to the country to think it over. She was extremely kind, but I was always sure she would never have thrown her life away on a male beauty in distress.
 * Shelby: [To McPherson] I suppose you've heard losers whine before, especially in your profession, eh?

 * Lydecker: Have you ever been in love?
 * McPherson: A doll in Washington Heights once got a fox fur out of me.
 * Lydecker: Did you ever know a woman who wasn't a doll or a dame?
 * McPherson: Yeah, one. But she kept walking me past furniture windows to look at the parlor suites.
 * Lydecker: [about the music playing] Would you mind turning that off?
 * McPherson: Why? Don't you like it?
 * Shelby: It was one of Laura's favorites. Not exactly classical but sweet.

 * Lydecker: In my case, self-absorption is completely justified. I have never discovered any other subject quite so worthy of my attention.
 * Laura: But you write about people with such real understanding and sentiment. That's what makes your column so good.
 * Lydecker: The sentiment comes easy at 50 cents a word.
 * Laura: Well, if that's the way you really feel, you must be very lonely.
 * Lydecker: Will you kindly continue this character analysis elsewhere? You begin to bore me.
 * Laura: You're a poor man. I'm very sorry for you.

 * Lydecker: Haven't you any sense of privacy?
 * McPherson: Murder victims have no claim to privacy.
 * Lydecker: Have detectives who buy portraits of murder victims a claim to privacy?...McPherson, did it ever strike you that you're acting very strangely? It's a wonder you don't come here like a suitor with roses and a box of candy - drugstore candy, of course. Have you ever dreamed of Laura as your wife, by your side at the Policeman's Ball or in the bleachers? Or listening to the heroic story of how you got a silver shinbone from a gun battle with a gangster? I see you have.
 * McPherson: Why don't you go home? I'm busy.
 * Lydecker: You better watch out, McPherson, or you'll end up in a psychiatric ward. I don't think they've ever had a patient who fell in love with a corpse.

 * Laura: What are you doing here?
 * McPherson: You're alive.
 * Laura: If you don't get out at once, I'm going to call the police.
 * McPherson: You are Laura Hunt, aren't you? Aren't you?
 * Laura: I'm going to call the police.
 * McPherson: I am the police.

 * Lydecker: [to Laura] Don't worry, darling. Let them accuse you. We'll fight them. I have every weapon. Money, connections, prestige, and my column. Every day, millions will read about you and rally to your defense.
 * McPherson: You talk as if you wanted to see her tried for murder.
 * Lydecker: Yes, rather than let you blacken her name with suspicions and rumors. Try to prove her guilty. Get on the witness stand with your poor shreds of evidence. I'll expose your cheap methods you used on her.

 * Lydecker: [about McPherson] It still doesn't make sense to me, Laura. He's playing some sort of a game with you.
 * Laura: I don't think so.
 * Lydecker: I don't deny that he's infatuated with you in some warped way of his own. But he isn't capable of any normal, warm, human relationship. He's been dealing with criminals too long. When you were unattainable, when he thought you were dead, that's when he wanted you most.
 * Laura: But he was glad when I came back as if he were waiting for me.
 * Lydecker: Do you know what he calls women? 'Dames.' 'A dame in Washington Heights got a fox fur out of him.' His very words.
 * Laura: That doesn't mean anything. He isn't like that.
 * Lydecker: Laura, you have one tragic weakness. With you, a lean strong body is the measure of a man. And you always get hurt.
 * Laura: No man is ever going to hurt me again. No one. Not even you.
 * Lydecker: I? Hurt you? Laura - look at me. When a man has everything in the world that he wants, except what he wants most, he loses his self-respect. It makes him bitter, Laura. He wants to hurt someone as he's been hurt. You were a long time finding out about Shelby but that's over now. We'll be back together again.

 * Lydecker: It's the same obvious pattern, Laura. If McPherson weren't muscular and handsome in a cheap sort of way, you'd see through him in a second.
 * Laura: Waldo, I mean to be as kind about this as I know how. But I must tell you. You're the one who follows the same obvious pattern. First it was Jacoby, then Shelby, and now I suppose - I don't think we should see each other again.
 * Lydecker: You're not yourself, darling.
 * Laura: Yes I am. For the first time in ages, I know what I'm doing.
 * Lydecker: Very well. I hope you'll never regret what promises to be a disgustingly earthy relationship. My congratulations, McPherson. And listen to my broadcast in fifteen minutes. I'm discussing Great Lovers of History.

 * Lydecker: That's the way it is, isn't it, Laura?
 * Radio Announcer: 'You have heard the voice of Waldo Lydecker by electrical transcription.'
 * Laura: [begging] Waldo, you've taken one life. Isn't that enough?
 * Lydecker: The best part of myself - that's what you are. Do you think I'm going to leave it to the vulgar pawing of a second-rate detective who thinks you're a dame? Do you think I could bear the thought of him holding you in his arms, kissing you, loving you?
 * [McPherson has returned with the police and is ringing the doorbell]
 * Lydecker: [as he raises the shotgun] There he is now. He'll find us together, Laura as we always have been and we always should be, as we always will be.

Cast

 * Gene Tierney - Laura Hunt
 * Dana Andrews - Det. Lt. Mark McPherson
 * Clifton Webb - Waldo Lydecker
 * Vincent Price - Shelby Carpenter
 * Judith Anderson - Mrs. Ann Treadwell

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Raiders of the Lost Ark

Raiders of the Lost Ark is a 1981 film about archeologist and adventurer Indiana Jones, who is hired by the U.S. government to find the Ark of the Covenant before the Nazis do.
 * Directed by Steven Spielberg. Written by Lawrence Kasdan, based on a story by George Lucas and Philip Kaufman.

The Return of the Great Adventure! Taglines

Indiana Jones

 * [as the Nazis are opening the Ark] Marion, don't look at it. Shut your eyes, Marion. Don't look at it, no matter what happens!

Marion Ravenwood

 * God damn it, Indy, where doesn't it hurt?
 * You can't do this to me! I'm an American!
 * We never seem to get a break, do we?

René Belloq

 * [to Colonel Dietrich] Let me ask you this: Would you feel more comfortable opening the Ark in Berlin for your Führer? Finding out, only then, if the sacred pieces of the Covenant are inside? Knowing only then whether you have accomplished your mission, and obtained the one, true Ark?

Dialogue

 * [Indy triggers a hidden booby trap, which fires a poisoned dart into a stick]
 * Jones: [hands Satipo the stick] Stay here.
 * Satipo: [shrugs] If you insist, señor.

 * [Indy needs his bullwhip to swing across a chasm]
 * Jones: Give me the whip.
 * Satipo: Throw me the idol. [they both see a stone door closing] No time to argue! Throw me the idol, I'll throw you the whip!
 * Jones: [throws the idol] Give me the whip!
 * Satipo: [drops the whip] Adiós, señor. [leaves]

 * Belloq: Dr. Jones. Again, we see there is nothing you can possess which I cannot take away. And you thought I'd given up. [Indy reaches for his gun, only to hand it over when the warriors draw back their weapons] You chose the wrong friends. This time it will cost you.
 * Jones: It's too bad the Hovitos...don't know you the way I do, Belloq. [hands over the prized idol]
 * Belloq: Yes, too bad. You could warn them...if only you spoke Hovitos!

 * Jones: THERE'S A BIG SNAKE IN THE PLANE, JOCK!
 * Jock: Oh that's just my pet snake Reggie!
 * Jones: I HATE SNAKES, JOCK! I HATE 'EM!
 * Jock: Come on, show a little backbone, will ya?

 * Maj. Eaton: Dr. Jones, we've heard a great deal about you.
 * Jones: Have you?
 * Maj. Eaton: Professor of Archaeology, expert on the occult and, how does one say it...obtainer of rare antiquities?
 * Jones: That's one way of saying it. Why don't you sit down? You'll be more comfortable.
 * Col. Musgrove: Thank you. Yes, you're a man of many talents. Now, you studied under Professor Ravenwood at the University of Chicago?
 * Jones: Yes I did.
 * Maj. Eaton: And you have no idea of his present whereabouts?
 * [Indy and Marcus exchange a look]
 * Jones: Uh, just rumours, really. Somewhere in Asia, I think. I haven't spoken to him for ten years. We were friends, but we...had a bit of a falling out, I'm afraid.
 * Col. Musgrove: Now, Dr. Jones, you must understand this is all...strictly confidential. Yesterday afternoon, our European section intercepted a German communiqué that was sent from Cairo to Berlin. Now-
 * Maj. Eaton: You see, over the last two years, the Nazis have had teams of archaeologists running around the world looking for all kinds of religious artifacts. Hitler's a nut on the subject. He's crazy. He's obsessed with the occult, and right now, apparently, there's some kind of German archaeological dig going on in the desert outside of Cairo.
 * Col. Musgrove: Now we've got some information here, but we can't make anything out of it, and maybe you can. [reads the communiqué] Tanis development proceeding. Acquire headpiece, Staff of Ra, Abner Ravenwood, U.S.
 * Jones: The Nazis have discovered Tanis.
 * Maj. Eaton: Just what does that mean to you, uh, "Tanis"?
 * Brody: Well it-
 * Jones: [interrupts him] The city of Tanis is one of the possible resting places of the Lost Ark.
 * Col. Musgrove: The Lost Ark?
 * Jones: Yeah, the Ark of the Covenant. The chest the Hebrews used to carry around the Ten Commandments.
 * Maj. Eaton: What do you mean, the commandments? You're talking about the Ten Commandments?
 * Jones: Yes, the actual Ten Commandments. The original stone tablets Moses brought down from Mount Horeb and smashed, if you believe in that sort of thing. Didn't either of you guys ever go to Sunday school?
 * Col. Musgrove: Well, uh, I-
 * Jones: Look, the Hebrews took the broken pieces and put them in the Ark, and when they settled in Canaan, they put the Ark in a place called the Temple of Solomon.
 * Brody: In Jerusalem.
 * Jones: Where it stayed for many years. Until, all of a sudden, whoosh, it's gone.
 * Maj. Eaton: Where?
 * Jones: Well nobody knows where, or when.
 * Brody: However, an Egyptian pharaoh...
 * Jones: Shishak.
 * Brody: Yes...invaded the city of Jerusalem around about 980 B.C. and he may have taken the Ark back to the city of Tanis and hidden it in a secret chamber called the Well of Souls.
 * Maj. Eaton: Secret chamber?
 * Brody: However, about a year after the pharaoh had returned to Egypt, the city of Tanis was consumed by the desert in a sandstorm that lasted a whole year. Wiped clean by the wrath of God.
 * [The agents exchange looks]
 * Col. Musgrove: Well, obviously we've come to the right men. Now, you seem to know all about this Tanis.
 * Jones: No, no, not really. Ravenwood's the real expert. Abner did the first serious work on Tanis. Collected some of its relics. It was his obsession, but he never found the city.
 * Maj. Eaton: Frankly, we're somewhat suspicious of Mr. Ravenwood. An American being mentioned so prominently in a secret Nazi cable.
 * Brody: Oh, rubbish. Ravenwood's no Nazi.
 * Col. Musgrove: Well what do the Nazis want him for, then?
 * Jones: Well obviously the Nazis are looking for the headpiece to the Staff of Ra and they think Abner's got it.
 * Maj. Eaton: What exactly is the headpiece to the Staff of Ra?
 * Jones: Well the staff is just a stick, [gestures with his hands to convey the length of the staff] I don't know, about this big, nobody really knows for sure how high. And it's... [draws a diagram on a blackboard] it's capped with an elaborate headpiece in the shape of the sun with a crystal in the center. And what you did was you took the staff to a special room in Tanis, a map room with a miniature of the city all laid out on the floor, and if you put the staff in a certain place, at a certain time of day, the sun shone through here and made a beam that came down on the floor here... [contemplates the enormity of such a potential discovery] and gave you the exact location of the Well of the Souls.
 * Col. Musgrove: Where the Ark of the Covenant was kept?
 * Jones: That's exactly what the Nazis are looking for!
 * Maj. Eaton: Well what does this Ark look like?
 * Jones: Uh, there's a...picture of it right here. [opens an old leatherback Bible to an illustration showing the Israelites holding the Ark above them, with great beams of light emanating from the Ark, piercing the ranks of the opposing army surrounding them, with the soldiers in various states of agony and death] That's it.
 * Maj. Eaton: Good God!
 * Brody: Yes, that's just what the Hebrews thought.
 * Col. Musgrove: [pointing to the firebolts] Uh, now, what's that supposed to be coming out of there?
 * Jones: Lightning...fire...the power of God or something.
 * Maj. Eaton: I'm beginning to understand Hitler's interest in this.
 * Brody: Oh yes. The Bible speaks of the Ark leveling mountains and laying waste to entire regions. An army which carries the Ark before it...is invincible.

 * Brody: Marion's the least of your worries right now, believe me, Indy. I mean, for nearly three thousand years, man has been searching for the Lost Ark. It's not something to be taken lightly. No one knows its secrets. It's like...nothing you've ever gone after before.
 * Jones: Oh, Marcus! What are you trying to do, scare me? You sound like my mother! We've known each other for a long time. I don't believe in magic, a load of superstitious hocus-pocus. I'm going after a find of incredible historical significance. You're talking about the boogeyman! Besides, you know what a...cautious fellow I am. [unwraps his gun and throws it into his packed belongings, just in case]

 * Jones: Hello, Marion.
 * Marion: Ha! Indiana Jones! Always knew someday you'd come walkin' back through my door. I never doubted that. Something made it inevitable. So what are you doing here in Nepal?
 * Jones: I need one of the pieces your father collected. [turns away]
 * Marion: [packs a solid right hook to his jaw] I learned to hate you in the last ten years!
 * Jones: [holding his jaw] I never meant to hurt you.
 * Marion: I was a child! I was in love! It was wrong and you knew it!
 * Jones: You knew what you were doing.
 * Marion: Now I do. This is my place. Get out!

 * Jones: Belloq.
 * Belloq: Good afternoon, Dr. Jones.
 * Jones: I ought to kill you right now.
 * Belloq: Not a very private place for a murder.
 * Jones: Well, these Arabs don't care if we kill each other. They're not going to interfere in our business.
 * Belloq: It was not I who brought the girl into all this. Please, sit down before you fall down. We can at least behave like civilized people. :[Indy then sits down as the monkey crawls off his shoulder and scampers away] I see your taste in friends remains consistent. How odd that it should end this way for us, after so many...stimulating encounters. I almost regret it. Where shall I find a new adversary so close to my own level?
 * Jones: Try the local sewer.
 * Belloq: You and I are very much alike. Archaeology is our religion, yet we have both fallen from the pure faith. Our methods have not differed as much as you pretend. I am a shadowy reflection of you. It would take only a nudge to make you like me. To push you out of the light.
 * Jones: Now you're gettin' nasty.
 * Belloq: You know it's true. How nice. Look at this. [holds out a pocket watch] It's worthless. Ten dollars from a vendor in the street. But I take it, I bury it in the sand for a thousand years, it becomes priceless! Like the Ark! Men will kill for it. Men like you and me.
 * Jones: What about your boss, der Führer? I thought he was waiting to take possession.
 * Belloq: All in good time. When I am finished with it. Jones, do you realize what the Ark is? It's a transmitter! It's a radio for speaking to God, and it's within my reach!
 * Jones: You wanna talk to God? Let's go see Him together. I've got nothing better to do. [prepares to shoot Belloq]
 * [The Arabs pull guns on Indy and a crowd of children hurry in to escort him away]
 * Belloq: Next time, Dr. Jones, it will take more than children to save you!

 * [Indy and Sallah are peering down upon opening the Well of Souls]
 * Sallah: Indy, why does the floor move?
 * Jones: Give me your torch. [drops the torch into the chamber, revealing hundreds of snakes covering the floor of the Well] Snakes. Why'd it have to be snakes?
 * Sallah: Asps. Very dangerous. You go first.

 * Belloq: [looking down at Indy in the Well of Souls] Hello! Hello! Why, Dr. Jones, whatever are you doing in such a nasty place?
 * Jones: Why don't you come on down here? I'll show ya!
 * Belloq: Thank you, my friend, but I think we are all very comfortable up here. Yes, that's right, isn't it? Yes, we are all very comfortable up here. So once again, Jones, what was briefly yours is now mine. What a fitting end to your life's pursuits. You're about to become a permanent addition to this archaeological find. Who knows? In a thousand years, even you may be worth something!
 * Jones: [laughs; mutters] Son of a bitch...
 * Dietrich: I'm afraid we must be going now, Dr. Jones. Our prize is awaited in Berlin. But we do not wish to leave you down in that awful place...all alone.

 * Jones: I'm going after that truck.
 * Sallah: How?
 * Jones: I don't know. I'm making this up as I go.

 * Marion: You're not the man I knew ten years ago.
 * Jones: It's not the years, honey. It's the mileage.

 * Jones: Hello! [aiming a grenade launcher at the Ark from a ridge above]
 * Belloq: [cannot believe it] Jones? JONES?!
 * Jones: I'm gonna blow up the Ark, René!
 * Belloq: Your persistence surprises even me! You're going to give mercenaries a bad name.
 * Col. Dietrich: Dr. Jones? Surely you don't think you can escape from this island?
 * Jones: That depends on how reasonable we're all willing to be. All I want is the girl.
 * Col. Dietrich: If we refuse?
 * Jones: Then your Führer has no prize.
 * Belloq: [ordering the soldiers] Okay, stand back. All of you, stand back. Get back. [to Jones] Okay, Jones. You win. Blow it up. [soldiers move to encircle the Ark, but Belloq takes a machine gun and forces them back] Yes, blow it up! Blow it back to God. All your life has been spent in pursuit of archaeological relics. Inside the Ark are treasures beyond your wildest aspirations. You want to see it open as well as I. Indiana...we are simply passing through history. This... [gestures to the Ark] This is history. [Marion, Toht, Dietrich and the soldiers exchange pensive looks] Do as you will.
 * [Indy begrudgingly lowers the grenade launcher and soldiers appear behind him]

 * Brody: Where is the Ark?
 * Maj. Eaton: I thought we'd settled that. The Ark is somewhere very safe.
 * Jones: From whom?
 * Brody: The Ark is a source of unspeakable power and it has to be researched!
 * Maj. Eaton: And it will be, I assure you, Doctor Brody, Doctor Jones. We have top men working on it right now.
 * Jones: Who?
 * Maj. Eaton: Top...men...

 * [Last lines]
 * Marion: Hey! What happened? You don't look very happy.
 * Jones: Fools. Bureaucratic fools.
 * Marion: What'd they say?
 * Jones: They don't know what they've got there.
 * Marion: Well I know what I've got here. Come on, I'll buy you a drink. You know, a drink?

Taglines

 * The Return of the Great Adventure!
 * If adventure has a name, it must be Indiana Jones!

Cast

 * Harrison Ford - Indiana Jones
 * Karen Allen - Marion Ravenwood
 * Paul Freeman - René Belloq
 * John Rhys-Davies - Sallah
 * Denholm Elliott - Marcus Brody
 * Ronald Lacey - Major Arnold Toht
 * Wolf Kahler - Colonel Dietrich
 * Anthony Higgins - Gobler
 * George Harris - Katanga

About

 * Lucas: A bounty hunter of antiquities.
 * Spielberg: I like that. The doctor with the bullwhip.
 * Lucas: He could have known this little girl when she was just a kid. Had an affair with her when she was eleven.
 * Kasdan: And he was forty-two.
 * Lucas: He hasn’t seen her in twelve years. Now she’s twenty-two. It’s a real strange relationship.
 * Spielberg: She had better be older.

 * Lucas: It has to be unique. It's a character. Very Americana. Square. He was born in Indiana.
 * Kasdan: What does she call him? Indy?
 * Lucas: That’s what I was thinking. Or just Jones.
 * Raiders of the Lost Ark Brainstorming Session

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Rayman

Rayman is a series of video games made by Ubi Soft. This is a collection of quotes from and about the series.

Rayman

 * Narrator (The Magician): Hi folks! You wanna know what's going on? Let me tell you the story of Rayman! In Rayman's world, nature and people lived together in peace. The Great Protoon provides and maintains the harmony and balance in the world. Sorry folks, this apparently can't last. One fateful day, the evil Mr Dark steals The Great Protoon and defeats Betilla the fairy as she tries to protect it! The Electoons, who used to gravitate around it, lose their natural stability and scatter all over the world! Troublesome, isn't it? And untidy too. In this now unbalanced world, strange phenomena begin to occur, freaks and hostile characters appear, capturing every Electoon they can find! They definitely need a hero to save them now...don't you think? RAYMAN TO THE RESCUE!!!!

 * Rayman: No Problem!

 * Narrator (The Magician): Go and free the Electoons, Rayman, and bring back The Great Protoon from its mysterious kidnapper... but will the bad guys let him do it?

Hoodlum Havoc

 * Globox: This shortcut ain't even short!

 * Andre: Globox! Stop eating your boogers!

 * Murfy: [to Rayman] Globox, that coward. Listen, Rayman, you should get your hands in him. [seeing that Rayman has no hands] Pun not intended.

 * Gonzo: Ah, Globox-san. Very tense. Luckily, I know how to drive out the negative energy. [Takes out an acupuncture pin and pokes Globox's head, making a sitar nose]
 * Andre: No! I'm not coming out! I'm not in the habit of obeying orders!

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Invasion of the Body Snatchers

Invasion of the Body Snatchers may refer to either of the following films:

 * Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956 film), the original film, directed by Don Siegel and starring Kevin McCarthy and Dana Wynter
 * Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978 film), a remake, directed by Philip Kaufman and starring Donald Sutherland, Brooke Adams, Jeff Goldblum, Veronica Cartwright, and Leonard Nimoy

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Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978 film)

Invasion of the Body Snatchers is a 1978 film about a group of people in San Francisco who discover the human race is being replaced one by one, with clones devoid of emotion.
 * Directed by Philip Kaufman. Written by W.D. Richter, based on the novel The Body Snatchers by Jack Finney

Get some sleep taglines
 * See also:
 * Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956 film)

Dialogue

 * Matthew: Maybe he’s become a Republican.

 * Elizabeth: I have seen these flowers all over. They are growing like parasites on other plants. All of a sudden. Where are they coming from?
 * Nancy: Outer space?
 * Jack: What are you talking about? A space flower?
 * Nancy: Well why not a space flower? Why do we always expect metal ships?
 * Jack: I've NEVER expected metal ships.

 * Elizabeth: Yep, Boccardo's pills. He eats it like candy... or used to. Take some.
 * Matthew: What are they?

 * Dr. Kibner: Elizabeth, could you please tell me, in your opinion, what is going on?
 * Elizabeth: People are being duplicated. And once it happens to you, you're part of this... thing. It almost happened to me!

 * Elizabeth: I keep seeing these people, all recognizing each other. Something is passing between them all, some secret. It's a conspiracy, I know it.
 * Matthew: There can't be a conspiracy!
 * Elizabeth: Matthew, I'm telling you something is going on here.

 * Matthew: [dials his phone] I'll get the police.
 * Telephone Operator: Police.
 * Matthew: Officer, I'd like to report four bodies.
 * Telephone Operator: Wait right there Mr. Bennel.
 * Matthew: How do you know my name?
 * Jack: Hang up, Matthew.
 * Matthew: [into the phone] I didn't tell you my name.
 * Jack: Hang up!
 * Matthew: [hangs up the phone] I didn't tell them my name!
 * Nancy: That's because they're all part of it. They're all pods, all of them!

 * Elizabeth: I hate you.
 * Dr. Kibner: We don't hate you - there's no need for hate now. Or love.
 * Elizabeth: There are people who will fight you. Stop you.
 * Dr. Kibner: In an hour you won't want them to. Don't be trapped by old concepts, Matthew, you're evolving into a new lifeform.

 * (last lines)
 * Nancy: Matthew?
 * Matthew: (loud, spine chilling scream as he points to her)
 * Nancy: No! Stop!

Taglines

 * Get some sleep
 * Watch out! They get you while you're sleeping!
 * Sleep ... Sleep ... and be born again into a world without fear and hate!
 * You'll never close your eyes again.
 * From deep space...
 * The seed is planted...terror grows.

Cast

 * Donald Sutherland - Matthew Bennell
 * Brooke Adams - Elizabeth Driscoll
 * Jeff Goldblum - Jack Bellicec
 * Veronica Cartwright - Nancy Bellicec
 * Leonard Nimoy - Dr. David Kibner
 * Art Hindle - Dr. Geoffrey Howell
 * Kevin McCarthy - Running man
 * Don Siegel - Taxi driver


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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/Robert M Kennedy

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The result was: delete. — Jeffq 02:41, 21 June 2006 (UTC)

Robert M Kennedy
Lacking notability. - InvisibleSun 00:33, 7 June 2006 (UTC)

 * Vote closed. Result: delete (5 Deletes, 1 implicit delete; no dissent; no response from creator). ~ Jeff Q (talk) 02:41, 21 June 2006 (UTC)

 * Delete because of non-notability. Should be speedy deleted. --Winged 00:48, 7 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete self-admitted vanity page. Have posted vanity-warn to creator to recommend move to user page. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 01:36, 7 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete, concur with above. ~ UDScott 12:01, 7 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete as vanity. (Incidently, I almost hope, for the sake of everyone in Mountain View High School, that someone other than the subject of the page created it. If the grammar of the intro is that the sophomore class president feels is right, I don't hold out too much hope for anyone else in that school.) —LrdChaos 14:19, 8 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Despite the grammatical error (which might be a typo), I'll give User:Istand1337 this — they did a better-than-average job of formatting the article and sourcing quotes (even if the source isn't WQ-reliable). If we can only get them interested in non-vanity work… ~ Jeff Q (talk) 06:43, 10 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. 121a0012 20:31, 17 June 2006 (UTC)

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The Italian Job

The Italian Job may refer to:

 * The 1969 film; or
 * The 2003 film

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The result was: delete. — LrdChaos 16:46, 22 June 2006 (UTC)

Andrew T. Butcher
Not notable. - InvisibleSun 23:45, 7 June 2006 (UTC)

 * Vote closed. Result: delete (4 delete votes, no dissent). —LrdChaos 16:46, 22 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. Obvious vanity page. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 00:42, 8 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete, concur with above. ~ UDScott 11:37, 8 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete as obvious vanity. —LrdChaos 14:15, 8 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete, no quotations. 121a0012 20:32, 17 June 2006 (UTC)

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Wikiquote:Votes for deletion archive/David radwaner

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

The result was: delete. — LrdChaos 16:47, 22 June 2006 (UTC)

David radwaner
Not notable. ~ UDScott 11:45, 8 June 2006 (UTC)

 * Vote closed.. Result: delete (5 votes to delete, no dissent). —LrdChaos 16:47, 22 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete, unless evidence of notability is provided. I couldn't find anything on a person of this name. ~ UDScott 11:45, 8 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. No results in a Google search, no Wikipedia page. —LrdChaos 14:16, 8 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 05:12, 9 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. - InvisibleSun 19:53, 9 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Delete. 121a0012 20:32, 17 June 2006 (UTC)

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


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User talk:Devode

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User talk:Spec Al

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