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Talk:Patriotism

Policy questions
What's the general wikiquotes policy on anonymous or difficult to attribute quotes? I'm specifically thinking of the bumper sticker slogan "Dissent is patriotic", and a quote misattributed to both Julius Caesar and Shakespeare (although both are false attributions, I still think the quote itself is worth including):
 * Beware the leader who bangs the drums of war in order to whip the citizenry into a patriotic fervor, for patriotism is indeed a double-edged sword. It both emboldens the blood, just as it narrows the mind. And when the drums of war have reached a fever pitch and the blood boils with hate and the mind has closed, the leader will have no need in seizing the rights of the citizenry. Rather, the citizenry, infused with fear and blinded by patriotism, will offer up all of their rights unto the leader and gladly so. How do I know? For this is what I have done. And I am Caesar.

-- Ttrygve 19:20, 2 October 2007 (UTC)

Ordering and Quote by Schopenhauer
Hi, first I want to suggest to order the Quotes in Pro and Cons. I saw it in the german version of the text, and I think, it is a nice way to do it.

The other thing is, that there is a quote by Schopenhauer, which is the most intelligent thing i've ever read about this topic. Compared to this, every other quote (pros and cons) is deep shit. So maybe it would be a nice adding to the english page as well. I would translate it, but my english is not that good. Maybe someone have a look on it.

sincersly der Maxist

Unsourced

 * Patriotism is easy to understand in America; it means looking out for yourself by looking out for your country.
 * Calvin Coolidge

 * Patriotism, to be truely American, begins with the human allegiance.
 * Norman Cousins

 * True patriotism hates injustice in its own land more than anywhere else.
 * Clarence Darrow

 * He is a poor patriot whose patriotism does not enable him to understand how all men everywhere feel about their altars and their hearthstones, their flag and their fatherland.
 * Harry Emerson Fosdick

 * People tend to salute anything unnaturally bright, at least until the shade from their hands reveals what it really is.
 * James Geary

 * The people are urged to be patriotic ... by sacrificing their own children. Patriotism requires allegience to the flag, which means obedience and readiness to kill father, mother, brother, sister.
 * Emma Goldman

 * [The pamphlet] was very patriotic. That is, it talked about killing foreigners.
 * Terry Pratchett, Monstrous Regiment.

 * True patriotism doesn't only consist in loving an ideal country, but — in loving, studying and working for the real elements of the country that are its land, community, people and all their wealth.
 * Bolesław Prus

 * Patriotism means to stand by the country. It does not mean to stand by the President or any other public official save exactly to the degree in which he himself stands by the country. It is patriotic to support him insofar as he efficiently serves the country. It is unpatriotic not to oppose him to the exact extent that by inefficiency or otherwise he fails in his duty to stand by the country.
 * Theodore Roosevelt

 * Sure I wave the American flag. Do you know a better flag to wave? Sure I love my country with all her faults. I'm not ashamed of that, never have been, never will be.
 * John Wayne

Unsourced Disputed and Misattributed
It is dubious to include unsourced and misattributed quotations on theme pages. These are particularly dubious, since no printed source is provided.

Disputed

 * Dissent is the highest form of patriotism.
 * Various; misattributed to Thomas Jefferson.
 * Earliest source The Use of Force in International Affairs, (Philadelphia: Friends Peace Committee, 1961), 6, and popularized by various users in the 1960s:
 * If what your country is doing seems to you practically and morally wrong, is dissent the highest form of patriotism?
 * Other form by Howard Zinn, Dissent In Pursuit Of Equality, Life, Liberty And Happiness: An Interview With Historian Howard Zinn by Sharon Basco, TomPaine.com, July 03 2002:
 * While some people think that dissent is unpatriotic, I would argue that dissent is the highest form of patriotism.

Misattributed

 * Beware the leader who bangs the drums of war in order to whip the citizenry into a patriotic fervor, for patriotism is indeed a double-edged sword. It both emboldens the blood, just as it narrows the mind. And when the drums of war have reached a fever pitch and the blood boils with hate and the mind has closed, the leader will have no need in seizing the rights of the citizenry. Rather, the citizenry, infused with fear and blinded by patriotism, will offer up all of their rights unto the leader and gladly so. How do I know? For this is what I have done. And I am Caesar.
 * Author unknown, this is often misattributed to Julius Caesar and William Shakespeare, but the earliest located occurrences of this thus far are from the year 2000.

Worth Mention?

 * Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel is sometimes misattributed to Isaac Asimov, who quoted it, without attribution, in one of his books. I think it was "The Gods Themselves." If someone can verify that, maybe we should mention it. —MiguelMunoz (talk) 18:52, 11 September 2022 (UTC)

Quote and Image
The first image shows a picture from the Republican National Convention with the quote ''The Romans really were an atheistic and idolatrous people; not idolatrous with regard to images made of stone or bronze, but idolatrous with regard to themselves. It is this idolatry of self which they have bequeathed to us in the form of patriotism.'' The image has nothing to do with the quote, and the suggested link between them is POV pushing.

Much better would a picture of Washington and his quote ''Citizens by birth or choice, of a common country, that country has a right to concentrate your affections. The name of American, which belongs to you, in your national capacity, must always exalt the just pride of Patriotism, more than any appellation derived from local discriminations.'' --1.152.108.237 00:17, 30 September 2019 (UTC)
 * I tend to agree with the IP. It's not clear what Reince Priebus (a comparatively minor figure in US political history) has to do with Simone Weil (a French philosopher). Washington is better, although it's still pretty America-centric on an international topic. There are a lot of choices here, Tolstoy, Shakespeare...If we want to go with a French philosopher, surely Diderot is a better choice than Weil. Using Preibus and Weil looks like A) a partisan jab to the small minority of readers who know enough to click on the picture to figure out who it is, and who are American know who Preibus is to begin with, and B) is going to be completely lost on the vast majority of readers who do not.  G M G  talk  12:14, 23 November 2019 (UTC)
 * thanks Green Means Go --2001:8003:4085:8100:71DF:F2BF:7413:91E7 18:03, 27 November 2019 (UTC)
 * The consensus here is that there are a lot of better quotes to be used than those two. Rupert Loup 23:49, 27 November 2019 (UTC)
 * Green Means Go said "Washington is better" --2001:8003:4085:8100:50BC:5096:9A18:978A 09:56, 28 November 2019 (UTC)

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Talk:Code Lyoko

I have only watched season 1 so I could not orginise the quotes into two sections. Could I also ask why 'Lyoko' is in capital letters? Tenchi Muyo 18:53, 15 March 2006 (UTC)Tenchi Muyo

Code lyoko
I really like code lyoko. But why did you end it. I didn't want it to end; you don't have to stop showing it. At least show reruns.

By Richard Navrkal

Episode formatting
I have added a cleanup tag to this article because quotes should be identified by episode, as shown in Templates/TV shows. Until they are, they should be collected in a section titled "Unidentified episode", which means that each quote has an unidentified episode. This is the equivalent of placing a quote in our standard "Unsourced" section for other genres, because "Sourced", for TV shows, means identifying the episode for each quote. Please review the aforementioned template page to see how to add episode titles under which to place quotes when they are identified. Thank you. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 05:44, 9 March 2007 (UTC)
 * I have added an unsourced tag to this article because it remains unfixed more than two years later. ~ Ningauble 19:14, 28 April 2009 (UTC)
 * Hi! I noticed the tag and am working on re-writing the article in my  sandbox.  I was wondering how I cite references, as I'm just re-watching the episodes and picking out quotes. Thanks, Matthewrbowker 03:49, 24 September 2010 (UTC)

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Peggy Noonan

Margaret Ellen "Peggy" Noonan (born 7 September 1950) is an author, a columnist for The Wall Street Journal, and a commentator on broadcast and cable television news shows. She was also a speechwriter for U.S. presidents Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush.

Quotes

 * Resentment isn't a magnetic personal style.
 * "Confessions of A White House Speechwriter" in The New York Times (15 October 1989)

 * Wit penetrates; humor envelops. Wit is a function of verbal intelligence; humor is imagination operating on good nature. John Kennedy had wit, and so did Lincoln, who also had abundant humor; Reagan was mostly humor.
 * What I Saw at the Revolution : A Political Life in the Reagan Era (1990), p. 179

 * Candor is a compliment; it implies equality. It's how true friends talk.
 * What I Saw at the Revolution : A Political Life in the Reagan Era (1990), p. 321

 * The Democrats had long labeled the impeachment debate a distraction from the urgent business of a great nation. But the Republicans argued that the pursuit of justice is the business of a great nation. In winning this point, they caught the falling flag, producing a triumph for the rule of law, a reassertion of the belief that no man is above it, and a rebuke for an arrogance that had grown imperial.
 * "The Good Guys Finally Won" (21 December 1998), concerning accusations against Bill Clinton

 * Mr. Bush is the triumph of the seemingly average American man. He's normal. He thinks in a sort of common-sense way. He speaks the language of business and sports and politics. You know him. He's not exotic. But if there's a fire on the block, he'll run out and help. He'll help direct the rig to the right house and count the kids coming out and say, "Where's Sally?" He's responsible. He's not an intellectual. Intellectuals start all the trouble in the world. And then when the fire comes they say, "I warned Joe about that furnace." And, "Does Joe have children?" And "I saw a fire once. It spreads like syrup. No, it spreads like explosive syrup. No, it's formidable and yet fleeting." When the fire comes they talk. Bush ain't that guy. Republicans love the guy who ain't that guy. Americans love the guy who ain't that guy.
 * "Broken Glass Democrats" in The Wall Street Journal (19 February 2004)

 * I do not know what the Democratic Party spent, in toto, on the 2004 election, but what they seem to have gotten for it is Barack Obama. Let us savor.
 * "So Much to Savor" in The Wall Street Journal (4 November 2004)

 * Imagine for a moment that angels exist, that they are pure spirits of virtue and light, that they care about us and for us and are among us, unseen, in the airport security line, in the room where we watch TV, at the symposium of great minds. "Raise your hands if you think masturbation should be illegal!" "I'm Bob Dole for Viagra." "Put your feet in the foot marks, lady." We are embarrassing the angels. … Lent began yesterday, and I mean to give up a great deal, as you would too if you were me. One of the things I mean to give up is the habit of thinking it and not saying it. A lady has some rights, and this happens to be one I can assert. "You are embarrassing the angels." This is what I intend to say for the next 40 days whenever I see someone who is hurting the culture, hurting human dignity, denying the stature of a human being.
 * "Embarrassing the Angels" in The Wall Street Journal (2 March 2006)

 * At some point, don't voters start to see all of public life as one big polluted river? And if they do, don't they stop saying things like "That's a busted tire floating by" and "That's an old shoe"?
 * "Death, Taxes and Mrs. Clinton" in The Wall Street Journal (30 November 2007)

 * The most qualified? No. I think they went for this — excuse me — political bullshit about narratives.
 * On Sarah Palin as a candidate for US Vice-President, in comments caught on tape after an interview on MSNBC (3 September 2008)]

 * Because she jumbles up so many cultural categories, because she is a feminist not in the Yale Gender Studies sense but the How Do I Reload This Thang way, because she is a woman who in style, history, moxie and femininity is exactly like a normal American feminist and not an Abstract Theory feminist; because she wears makeup and heels and eats mooseburgers and is Alaska Tough, as Time magazine put it; because she is conservative, and pro-2nd Amendment and pro-life; and because conservatives can smell this sort of thing — who is really one of them and who is not — and will fight to the death for one of their beleaguered own; because of all of this she is a real and present danger to the American left, and to the Obama candidacy.
 * "Open Mic Night at MSNBC" The Wall Street Journal (3 September 2008)

 * Some things in life need to be mysterious. Sometimes you need to just keep walking. … It’s hard for me to look at a great nation issuing these documents and sending them out to the world and thinking, oh, much good will come of that.
 * Concerning release of information about accusations against George W. Bush, in "Winners & Sinners" in Columbia Journalism Review (19 April 2009)

 * I think it's Romney. I think he's stealing in "like a thief with good tools," in Walker Percy's old words. While everyone is looking at the polls and the storm, Romney's slipping into the presidency. He's quietly rising, and he's been rising for a while.
 * ""Monday Morning", Wall Street Journal (5 November 2012)

 * Who knows what to make of the weighting of the polls and the assumptions as to who will vote? Who knows the depth and breadth of each party's turnout efforts? Among the wisest words spoken this cycle were by John Dickerson of CBS News and Slate, who said, in a conversation the night before the last presidential debate, that he thought maybe the American people were quietly cooking something up, something we don't know about. I think they are and I think it's this: a Romney win.
 * ""Monday Morning", Wall Street Journal (5 November 2012)

 * Donald Trump’s hold on history loosened, and may be breaking. In some new way his limitations are being seen and acknowledged, and at a moment when people are worried about the continuance of their country and their own ability to continue within it. He hasn’t been equal to the multiple crises. Good news or bad, he rarely makes any situation better. And everyone kind of knows.
 * "The Week It Went South for Trump", The Wall Street Journal (25 June 2020)

And the virus rages on, having hit blue states first and now tearing through red states in the South and West — Arizona, Florida, the Carolinas, Texas.''' The protests and riots of June were poorly, embarrassingly handled. They weren’t the worst Washington had ever seen, they were no 1968, but still he wound up in the White House bunker. Then out of the bunker for an epically pointless and manipulative photo-op in front of a boarded-up church whose basement had been burned. Through it all the angry, blustering tweets issued from the White House like panicked bats fleeing flames in the smokestack. It was all weak, unserious and avoidant of the big issues. He wasn’t equal to that moment either.
 * Judgments on the president’s pandemic leadership have settled in. It was inadequate and did harm. He experienced Covid-19 not as a once-in-a-lifetime medical threat but merely a threat to his re-election argument, a gangbusters economy. He denied the scope and scale of the crisis, sent economic adviser Larry Kudlow out to say we have it “contained” and don’t forget to buy the dip. '''Mr. Trump essentially admitted he didn’t want more testing because it would result in more positives.
 * "The Week It Went South for Trump", The Wall Street Journal (25 June 2020)

 * When the Trump experience is over, the Republican Party will have to be rebuilt. It will have to begin with tens of millions of voters who previously supported Mr. Trump. It will have to decide where it stands, its reason for being.
 * "Burn the Republican Party Down?", The Wall Street Journal (30 July 2020)

 * ...developing AI is biting the apple. Something bad is going to happen. I believe those creating, fueling and funding it want, possibly unconsciously, to be God and on some level think they are God.  It will have to begin with tens of millions of voters who previously supported Mr. Trump. It will have to decide where it stands, its reason for being.
 * "Artificial Intelligence in the Garden of Eden", The Wall Street Journal (20 April 2023)

The party’s national leaders and strategists don’t have a lot to be proud of the past few decades. The future of the party will probably bubble up from the states. But it matters that the past six months Mr. Trump has been very publicly doing himself in, mismanaging his crises — setting himself on fire. As long as that’s clear, his supporters won’t be able to say, if he loses, that he was a champion of the people who was betrayed by the party elites, the Never Trumpers and the deep state: “He didn’t lose, he was the victim of treachery.” Both parties have weaknesses. Liberals enjoy claiming progress that can somehow never quite be quantified. Conservatives like the theme of betrayal. It will be unhelpful for Republicans, and bad for the country, if that’s the background music of the party next 10 years.
 * Some Never Trumpers helped create the conditions that created President Trump. What would be helpful from them now is not pyromaniac fantasies but constructive modesty, even humility.
 * "Burn the Republican Party Down?", The Wall Street Journal (30 July 2020)

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Dinosaurs (TV series)

Dinosaurs is an American sitcom created by Walt Disney Television and The Jim Henson Company. It was broadcast from April 1991 to October 1994 on ABC. In May 2006, seasons 1 and 2 were released as a single set. The show was about the lives of a family of dinosaurs as a satire on modern American life.

*These episodes were not aired during the original showing of season 4 but were later shown in syndication.

Megalosaurus

The Golden Child

 * [Earl walks into the living room and sees Robbie and Charlene watching TV while the baby is alone in the kitchen.]
 * Earl: Morning, kids. What are you doing?
 * Robbie: Watching the baby.
 * Earl: Nice to see you you're accepting more responsibility.

 * Earl [to the Elders]: Please don't make me bite off my own head. I was practicing in the lobby, and it just wasn't happening.

 * Elder [reading from the Sacred Book of Dinosaur]: ...and his father [Earl] shall be courageous and wise.
 * [Earl chuckles]
 * Elder [to another Elder]: Give me the Wite-Out.
 * [Elder edits the sacred book]
 * Elder [reading from the (revised) Sacred Book of Dinosaur]: ...father shall be a blithering idiot.
 * Earl: Can he do that?

 * [Robbie is refusing to help manage the people coming to see the new king (Baby)]
 * Robbie: Those dinosaurs out there are just sheep.
 * Earl: Have you noticed that some of those sheep are cheerleaders?
 * [Robbie runs outside to help.]

Family Challenge

 * Howard Handupme: A meteor watch has been put into effect throughout the Pangean panhandle. Scientists have specifically pinpointed this particular house as the point of probable impact.
 * [A picture of the Sinclair house appears on the tv screen]
 * Earl: Come on, come on! What does this have to do with me?

 * [Earl is talking to the insurance agent about the cost of replacing the tv]
 * Earl: Don't try to cheat me on this! 'Cause I know you insurance guys, you have absolutely no ethics.
 * Insurance Agent: Well, how much would you say your television is worth?
 * Earl: Ten thousand dollars. Good thing I popped for that extra meteor coverage, huh?
 * Insurance Agent: For us, yes. But if you refer to that large bound volume we sent you labeled "exclusions", you'll find that a meteor is only a meteor until it enters the Earth's atmosphere, at which time it become a meteorite.

 * Earl: As you can see, I have separated all known dinosaur wisdom into three categories: "Animal, vegetable, rocks."
 * Robbie: Well, what about fire?
 * Earl: Vegetable.
 * Charlene: What about water?
 * Earl: Water is the opposite of fire, which we have previously established as a vegetable. What's the opposite of a vegetable?  Fruit.  So water is a fruit.  Fruit is not a vegetable, so it has to be either an animal or a rock.  We know it's not an animal.  Therefore, fruit is a rock.
 * Charlene: Daddy, I asked you about water.
 * Earl: Could we hold all questions until the end of the lecture, please?

 * Baby [pointing the remote at Earl]: Not the TV!

 * Charlene: I'm used to being embarrassed by you guys on a local level, I don't know how I feel about being humiliated nationally.

 * Earl: And what makes you the Ancient History expert?
 * Ethyl: I was there.

I Never Ate for My Father

 * Ethyl: Television is responsible for the utter degradation of our society. We should write a letter.
 * Fran: Mom? Get a life.

 * Earl: If your mother can take the time kill this dinner, you can take the time to eat it.

 * [Robbie leaves the table, refusing to eat meat]
 * Earl: Charlene, you are now my son.
 * Charlene: Thanks Daddy. Can I have money for lipstick?
 * Earl: Of course, son.

 * Earl: I shoulda shown [Robbie] the beauty of killing small things.

 * Bob Dylan-like Singer:
 * Has anybody here
 * Seen my old friend Bambi's mother?
 * Can you tell me where she's done?
 * She fed a lot of people
 * But the tasty, they die young.
 * Just like antelope, mutton, and Bambi's mom.

 * [Earl is telling Robbie about his father.]
 * Earl: He expected me to live in the woods, have kids in the mud, eat my mate and die in pieces. And you know? That was okay for him. But I wanted better.

Charlene's Tale

 * Earl: It doesn't take a genius to figure that out.
 * Ethyl: Then you're the guy for the job.

 * Earl [to Fran]: It's not [Charlene's] tail. Cause that would be a female problem, and she isn't a female yet, so she doesn't have a problem. Which if she did, we wouldn't discuss it in front of the son!
 * Robbie: Fine, I'll leave.
 * Earl: I'll go with you.

 * [Earl punches Roy]
 * Roy: Hey! Earl, I don't want to pry into your personal business, but is something bothering you?
 * Earl: Not that I'm aware of.

 * Charlene: Mom, you said you were the last one in your class to get your tail. How did you handle it?
 * Fran: Oh, well... that was a long time ago, and I'm sure I handled it with grace and dignity.
 * Ethyl: She tried to throw herself off the roof.
 * Fran: Mother!
 * Ethyl: Of course, you weighed 2800 pounds, so the roof collapsed. She fell right through onto Grandpa Louie, who was cleaning his pipe at the time. We never found the pipe, but Grandpa Louie walked funny after that...

 * [Earl is putting the uneaten food back into the refrigerator]
 * Food: And don't be putting me in no vegetable bin. I wake up in the vegetable bin, I'll come out and kick you big flabby dinosaur butt all up and down the super-continent!

 * Earl [to Charlene]: I don't think nature knows what it's doing. What I think you need is something to protect you from nature.
 * Charlene: You mean, like a father?
 * Earl: Well, actually, I was thinking more like a machine gun. But I guess a father would do in a pinch.

 * Earl: How'd I do, Fran?
 * Fran: Well, "not the mama", but you'll do in a pinch.

Endangered Species

 * [Robbie is writing an essay; the Grapdelites pop out of their box]
 * Grapdelite 1: Shouldn't you be hiding us?
 * Grapdelite 2: Can't you see he's thinking?
 * Grapdelite 1: I'm merely reminding him of his responsibility to his father. Now, be quiet!
 * Robbie: Hey, I'm trying to write a paper here! Okay?
 * Grapdelite 2: We've offended him!
 * Grapdelite 1: What's your paper about?
 * Grapdelite 2: Oh, it's none of our business!
 * Robbie: It's a social studies paper, and it's not going very well. [shows the Grapdelites his paper]
 * Grapdelite 1: "Why dinosaurs rule the Earth? We're big."
 * Robbie: Yeah, that really bites, doesn't it?
 * Grapdelite 2: Well, there's certainly no denying that size allows the dinosaur to have almost unlimited benefits.
 * Grapdelite 1: Of course, the duality of nature dictates that for every benefit, there must be a cost.
 * Grapdelites: [together] Don't you agree?
 * Robbie: Oh, well, I, uh...
 * Grapdelite 1: We've lost him.
 * Grapdelite 2: So try an illustration.
 * Grapdelite 1: Of course. [to Robbie] Why is it good to be big?
 * Robbie: Well, we get to eat whoever we want. Uh, no offense.
 * Grapdelite 1: Oh, none taken.
 * Grapdelite 2: However, if we don't plan for the future, there won't be anymore food. That would be the cost.
 * Robbie: What do you mean "no more food"? There's always more, that's what "more" means.
 * Grapdelite 1: Oh, dear... [pulls out a bunch of grapes from the box]
 * Grapdelite 2: Imagine that these are all the grapes in the world.
 * Robbie: Um, yeah, so?
 * Grapdelite 1: Now, suppose that you eat all the grapes.
 * Robbie: Hm, okay. [eats the grapes in one gulp] Okay, now what?
 * Grapdelite 2: Now, suppose you want grapes tomorrow.
 * Robbie: Well, I'll go the market and get some.
 * Grapdelite 2: But those were all the grapes in the world.
 * Robbie: Well, then I'll have to eat something else.
 * Grapdelite 1: Oh, well, you rule the world.
 * Grapdelite 2: A world without grapes.
 * Robbie: So you're saying that if we eat them all, there won't be anymore.
 * Grapdelite 1: I think he understands...
 * Robbie: Ha! I can stretch that to 500 words easy!
 * Grapdelite 1: Or maybe he doesn't..
 * Robbie: You guys can help me with my homework everyday, or at least until Mom and Dad's anniversary.

 * [B.P. Richfield overhears Earl having Grapdelites for his 20th anniversary and orders him to come to his office]
 * Earl: You wanted to see me, my captain?
 * B.P. Richfield: I hear you got your 20th anniversary coming up, Sinclair!
 * Earl: How suspiciously cordial of you to take an interest, sir.
 * B.P. Richfield: And the wife's probably lookin' forward to that Grapdelite dinner, right?
 * Earl: I'm sure she is, sure.
 * B.P. Richfield: Yeah, a little wine, candlelight, and those Grapdelites gonna taste so sweet and satisfyin'! Mmm-mmm! You and the wife will probably look each other in the eye and tell each other how very much in love you still are, and who knows? Maybe you'll take a little trip upstairs and... [they both crack up laughing until Richfield bangs his desk, resuming his serious mood] THAT'S NOT HAPPENIN'!!!!
 * Earl: It's not?
 * B.P. Richfield: I WANT THOSE GRAPDELITES!!!
 * Earl: What?!
 * B.P. Richfield: They're my favorite food, Sinclair! Everybody's out of'em, you got'em, I want'em! You don't give'em to me, I'm gonna bite off your head!
 * Earl: B-b-b-but I can't give them to your, sir. They're for my wife. If she didn't get them, she'd be very unhappy.
 * B.P. Richfield: How much is your wife's happiness worth to you, Sinclair?
 * Earl: Well, I see what you're getting at there, sir... uh, Mr. Richfield, but no amount of money is worth taking this away from my wife. My wife's happiness means the world to me.
 * B.P. Richfield: Here's $50.
 * Earl: It's a small world after all. But with all due respect, you know, there is the matter of my own personal dignity, sir. You only get one 20th anniversary, and if I sell you by Grapdelites, how much is my personal dignity worth?
 * B.P. Richfield: I got another $23 for your personal dignity.
 * Earl: That should cover it. [takes the money] And what about my self-respect?
 * B.P. Richfield: I think we've taken care of that.

 * [Robbie comes back from school in a bad mood]
 * Robbie: [to the Grapdelites] Thanks for everything. I got an F. [throws his notebook close to the Grapdelites]
 * Grapdelite 2: Oh, careful!
 * Robbie: Oh, sorry. I didn't see you.
 * Grapdelite 1: He seems distressed.
 * Grapdelite 2: I hope it's nothing we've done.
 * Robbie: "Why dinosaurs ruled the Earth?" And I wrote a whole essay about what you guys said about how we're too wise to eat all the grapes. Look what the teacher wrote. [shows the Grapdelites his paper]
 * Grapdelite 1: "There'll always be more grapes. That's what 'more' means."
 * Grapdelites: An F?!
 * Grapdelite 2: But just because the teacher doesn't understand doesn't mean you failed.
 * Grapdelite 1: Oh, no!
 * Robbie: Stanly Kravitz got an A.
 * Grapdelite 1: Well, what did he write?
 * Robbie: He wrote, "Because we're big." That was my answer! I had the right answer, and I let you guys talk me out of it! Why did I let you talk me out of it?
 * Grapdelite 2: Because it's wrong.
 * Robbie: Yeah, but the teacher thinks it's right.
 * Grapdelite 1: Well, what if the teacher's wrong?
 * Robbie: Yeah, right. "What if the teacher's wrong?" I tried that on my parents all the time and it never works. Anyway, the teacher said there would be enough grapes and there would always be enough of everything, then she called me a radical!
 * Grapdelite 1: But there's not gonna be always enough of everything?
 * Robbie: Ah, leave me alone. I already flunked once, and that's what I get for letting food do my homework.
 * [the Grapdelites gasp]
 * Grapdelite 1: Robbie, we're the last two grapes!
 * Robbie: What?!
 * Grapdelite 2: That's why they can't find anymore of us, they're aren't any.
 * Grapdelite 1: We're the last of our kind.
 * Robbie: How can that be?
 * Grapdelite 2: Because we're delicious. [Robbie and the Grapdelites chuckle]
 * Robbie: My parents are gonna eat you tomorrow night and there won't be anymore of you at all!
 * Grapdelite 2: Oh, boy. What a blow to your teacher.
 * Robbie: You guys should try to escape or something.
 * Grapdelite 1: No, no, we need to help you with your paper.
 * Grapdelite 2: It's very important.
 * Grapdelite 1: Yes, very.
 * Robbie: But this is your last night on Earth. Forget the paper! The assignment is over!
 * Grapdelite 2: No, it's not. Not if you don't the answer yet.
 * Grapdelite 1: No, no. Here, Robbie. Try it again.
 * Robbie: Alright.
 * Grapdelite 1: Now, why do dinosaurs rule the Earth?
 * Robbie: Why?
 * Earl: Robbie!
 * Grapdelite 1: That's your father!
 * Grapdelite 2: Happy anniversary!
 * Robbie: Shh! [hides the Grapdelites under a blanket]
 * Earl: [steps into the room] Robbie, give me the Grapdelites.

Career Opportunities

 * [Earl is watching television, dejectedly, after becoming disillusioned with his job]
 * TV: Why are you stuck in a boring dead-end job?
 * Earl: I don't know.
 * TV: Why does your boss always yell at you?
 * Earl: Can't figure it out.
 * TV: Why is your life such a complete mess?
 * Earl: Will you stop pickin' on me?
 * TV: Why ask 'Why'? Drink alcohol!  Nobody likes a thinker!  You may not be able to change your life, but you can change the way you look at it.  Alcohol.  The more you drink, the less you think!

What Sexual Harris Meant

 * Fran: Earl, Monica needs a job, and there's going to be an opening down at work, right?
 * Earl: Right.
 * Fran: So...
 * Earl: So? So? Fran, will you stop talking in riddles?
 * Fran: I want you to take Monica to work and get her interview with Mr. Richfield.
 * Earl: A female tree-pusher? You can't be serious! It's ludicrous! I'd be a laughingstock!

 * Earl: Mr. Richfield?
 * B.P. Richfield: What?!
 * Earl: There's someone I'd like you to meet.
 * B.P. Richfield: [looks out the window of his trailer and sees Monica] Well, you brought me a female, eh, Sinclair?
 * Earl: Well, I, uh...
 * B.P. Richfiend: That's mighty nice, but I already got a wife. Nice gesture, though.
 * Earl: Oh, thank you, but, she's here for the... [very quickly] tree-pusher job.
 * B.P. Richfield: [jumps in shock] WHAT?! A FEMALE TREE-PUSHER?! YOU CAN'T BE SERIOUS!! IT'S LUDICROUS!! YOU'RE A LAUGHINGSTOCK!!
 * Earl: Just as I predicted! So, should I tell her to go away?
 * B.P. Richfield: It's too late now. We're an equal opportunity employer. We got strict guidelines about this sort of thing. We can't just send her away. [looks into manual] Let's see. Ah, here it is. "Interviewing a female obligate: smile a lot, compliment her handbag, then send her away."
 * Earl: Well, she can't ask for more than that.

 * [As Monica has her interview with B.P. Richfield]
 * B.P. Richfield: My, that's a lovely handbag.
 * Monica: Excuse me?
 * B.P. Richfield: I was just complimentin' your handbag.
 * Monica: I don't have a handbag. I don't have hands.
 * B.P. Richfield: Well, then, let me compliment your lovey... [Earl points to Monica's necklace] Neck! [Earl makes a small sign] Small. Neck-small. My, my, that's a lovely neck-small.
 * Monica: [a bit offended] Thank you.
 * [Earl points to his ears]
 * B.P. Richfield: Uh, sounds like a... [Earl points to himself] Moron? [Earl groans in frustration] WHAT?!?
 * Earl: Necklace!
 * B.P. Richfield: Necklace! Necklace! M-m-my, that's a lovely necklace!
 * Monica: Excuse me, but what does my necklace have to do with getting this job?
 * B.P. Richfield: It's just that you're such a dainty little thing, and tree-pushin' requires such strength, and a large degree of technical knowledge.
 * Monica: I'm sure it's way over my head, but hypothetically, will I be knocking down trees like those outside?
 * B.P. Richfield: Aw, come on! I already said you have a nice necklace, now take it own outta here!
 * Monica: Oh! [shakes her head, causing the entire trailer to shake]
 * B.P. Richfield: When can ya start?

 * [Monica easily knocks down a tree]
 * Al "Sexual" Harris: Well, that's not bad, but you left a few of the roots there, sweetheart. Now, if you wanna get somewhere in this job, you gotta be willing to go all the way, if we're on the same track.
 * Monica: I beg your pardon?
 * Al "Sexual" Harris: Well, I'm just sayin' if you wanna make points with the foreman, it's gonna take a lot of late nights, if you hear what I'm sayin'.
 * Monica: Let's just confine our comments to the job!
 * Al "Sexual" Harris: Now, now, just relax, you're too tense. Whadya say we go out for a few brews, and later on I'll jump on your scales and you can tell me how much I weigh, if you know what I mean.
 * Monica: No!
 * Al "Sexual" Harris: What do you mean no?!
 * Monica: I mean no! I'm not interested! I find the things you talk about personally offensive, and I hope this doesn't interfere with my being able to work here.

 * [during the hearing]
 * Mr. Otto Lynch: I have over a hundred witnesses that will testify that for the past 22 years, you have in fact been a prostitute!
 * Monica: I have not!
 * Mr. Otto Lynch: Oh, sorry. My mistake, everyone here the word prostitute?

 * Ethyl: I can't believe they use that kind of language on television. Don't they know that kids are watching?
 * Fran: Mother, this is an important real-life event. This will make the kids think.
 * Ethyl: I don't want the kids to think. I want the kids to watch safe little situation comedies, with time-tested repetitive storylines.

 * Mr. John Wolfe: You're obviously a very attractive female. Would you please describe for us what your were wearing in the time of the incident? Was it seductive or revealing?
 * Monica: It was a hardhat and a work shirt, and I don't appreciate the insinuation that I somehow asked for this type of behavior.
 * Mr. John Wolfe: I'm insinuating no such thing. Now, could you please describe for us in detail what kind of underwear you have on at the moment?
 * Monica: I don't understand how that's relevant.
 * Mr. John Wolfe: Well, ma'am, if you understood the relevancy of it, you'd be a male!
 * [the chairmen crack up laughing]

 * Mr. Mason Dixon: Look, sweet cheeks, ain't this whole thing a part of some twisted sexual fantasy of yours? A fantasy that might also include being alone on a deserted island? Yes, yes... One with scores of scantily-clad young females and they're smearin' marmalade all over ya and...
 * B.P. Richfield: Mr. Dixon!
 * Mr. Mason Dixon: Could I have a moment please?

 * [Earl has been sworn in to read a fake speech in order to discredit Monica]
 * Earl: [reading the speech] "And let that be known that Foreman Harris is a great guy. Monica's been a troublemaker as long as I've known, and I'm pretty sure she cheats on her taxes. Stop here, look up, smile." [does exactly what the paper says]
 * B.P. Richfield: Thank you for your candor, Mr. Sinclair.
 * Earl: Oh, and another thing: I don't see why she ever needed a job. A female's place is in the home, taking orders from her husband. In the Sinclair household, when I say jump, my wife says how high. [realizes Fran is standing behind him] Hi!

 * Fran: I watched on TV what you said about Monica, and it's not the Monica I know. She's an honest, responsible individual who would never mislead anybody.
 * Mr. Otto Lynch: And we'd like to believe your testimony, Mrs. Sinclair. However, I have evidence that when you were just a young girl, you lived with this older man! [shows a picture of a male dinosaur] Without benefit of marriage!
 * Fran: That's my father!
 * [Earl dons a fake glasses and mustache]
 * Mr. Mason Dixon: All the more disgusting!
 * Earl: [in a German accent] Fran, is this true?
 * Fran: Are you all insane?!
 * Mr. Otto Lynch: Oh, it gets worse, Mrs. Sinclair. I also have a picture of you sitting on his lap!
 * [Fran facepalms and groans in frustration]

Nuts to War (part 1)

 * [Baby is crying because a mouse like creature ate his cookie]
 * Fran: No, crying isn't going to help.
 * Baby [sobbing]: My cookie's gone!
 * Fran: Because you ate it.
 * Baby: No, the cookie creature took it.
 * Fran: All right. A cookie creature took it.
 * Baby: Don't talk down to me!
 * Fran: This is between you and the cookie creature, so you two will have to work it out.
 * Baby [angrily]: Oh well, thanks for nothing.

 * [During a series of commercials using war references and jingoism to sell products]
 * Girl on TV: Mom, do you ever feel... you know... not patriotic?

The Son Also Rises

 * Robbie Sinclair: Err, listen dad - I'm sorry I challenged you. I thought getting to do everything I wanted would be great, but... this whole thing has taught me a valuable lesson.
 * Earl Sinclair: That with freedom comes responsibility?
 * Robbie Sinclair: No. That your life bites. No wonder you yell at me. I'll just stay out of your way from now on.
 * Earl Sinclair: Yeah, thanks. And you know something? I learned something about your life too.
 * Robbie Sinclair: That it's frustrating being under someone else's control all the time?
 * Earl Sinclair: No, that it's way better than mine.
 * Robbie Sinclair: Um... you're not gonna hold that against me, are ya?
 * Earl Sinclair: Oh, every chance I get!
 * Robbie Sinclair: Figures.
 * Earl Sinclair: You see, son, it is one of my responsibilities as a parent to wean you from life's joy, and prepare you for the relentless heartache that is adulthood.
 * Robbie Sinclair: Sheesh...

Dirty Dancin

 * TV Announcer: Stay tuned after Father Knows Nothing for the premiere of Dad's A Big Moron, and then at 9:00 it's more hijinks with Simpleton Father, followed by Brain Dead Dad.
 * Earl Sinclair: This is why TV stinks! One show's a hit, they make 50 more like it with the same characters and the same premise!
 * Baby Sinclair: Don't have a cow, man! [laughs]

 * [At the dancing house]
 * Robbie Sinclair: Are you sure we should be doing this?
 * Spike: Hey, Scooter, there is nothing wrong with taking one of life's most personal and intimate experiences, and putting a cash value on it. That's what separates us from the animals.

 * Robbie Sinclair: Do females go through the same things we do?
 * Earl Sinclair: Well, now... your mother's a bit more knowledgeable in that area, and I know she'd like to talk with ya.
 * Robbie Sinclair: Yeah, okay.
 * Earl Sinclair: 'Cause I know you and your mom had a little run-in, but she's pretty smart, and she can give you some good tips. And if she does...
 * Robbie Sinclair: Yeah?
 * Earl Sinclair: ... pass them along to me! [laughs]

The Terrible Twos

 * [Franny puts on Baby's Blarney video to try to calm his anger]
 * Blarney: Okay, here we go!
 * ''I am Blarney, I love you. [chorus] E-I-E-I-O!
 * ''And if you're nice, you'll love me, too! [chorus] E-I-E-I-O! [Baby gives the TV a vicious look]
 * Robbie: Well, it does seem to have quieted him down a little.
 * Blarney and Friends:
 * ''With a love-love here and a love-love there,
 * ''Here a love, there a love, everywhere a love-love! [Robbie cringes at the TV]
 * Franny: It's interesting, he strikes a chord with children. Something about Blarney elicits the purest feelings of warmth and affection.
 * Baby: EAT GLASS, BLARNEY!! [shoots his bottle at the TV, Blarney somehow notices this]
 * Blarney: AAAAAHHHHH!!! [the TV explodes, Robbie and Fran gasp]
 * Baby: DIE, SCUM! DIE!! [laughs maniacally]
 * Robbie: Well, I gotta say, I'm with him!
 * Franny: That does it! [takes slingshot away] I am fed up with your bad behavior! You are going to your room!
 * Baby: NO! I WANT PRESENTS!!
 * Franny: You are going to your room! There will be no more presents!
 * Earl: It's present time!

Changing Nature

 * Howard Handupme: Good morning. Last night's massive airel springs have succeeding destroying all of the cider poppies, unfortunately it also kills all other forms of plant life on the planet.
 * Stan: [sadly] Well, there goes breakfast.
 * Howard Handupme: ...and so it seems the task force solution to the cider poppy problem, has caused an environmental calamity of catastrophic proportions.
 * Baby: Somebody's in trouble.
 * Earl: [happily] Good morning, everyone! Isn't it a beautiful day?
 * Fran: [angrily] Earl, have you look outside? That spray of yours killed every plant on Earth!
 * Earl: D'oh, pish-posh, Franny! Didn't the operation of this magnitude just bound to be some unfortunate casualties, but let's not giving the wild hunt purply. [Earl sees the valley with dead plants; Earl gasps in shocked] Duh... maybe we went a little overboard with the poison.
 * Charlene: [shocked in anger] A little? [furious] Your stupid spray killed all plant life!
 * Earl: Hey, what are you complaining about? You never liked salads anyway!
 * Charlene: [shocked in anger] Huh?
 * Robbie: [angrily] You've destroyed the global food chain! No plants means no food at all!
 * Earl: Nonsense! There's a wide variety of commercial snack foods which have virtually no natural ingredients.
 * [Robbie groans in anger]
 * Fran: [furious] Earl, we can't live on Ho-Ho's!
 * Baby: I can!
 * Earl: [reassuringly] Hey, let's not get panicky. Our Task Force Technical Advisor will know exactly how to bring back the plants.
 * [Earl's statement of reassurance is immediately trashed as the scene cuts to WeSaySo's office.]
 * B.P. Richfield: How the heck should I know?! I'm a captain of industry, not a gardener!!!

 * [Earl is on phone with B.P. Richfield after their latest attempt to correct nature ended up causing a global ice age and the inevitable extinction of the dinosaurs.]
 * B.P. Richfield: What are you whining about now, Sinclair?
 * Earl: Sir, I think we may have gone just a neentsy bit too far this time.
 * B.P. Richfield: I don't know what you're talking about. Why, this sudden cold snap is a godsend. Dinosaurs are flocking to stores, buying WESAYSO heaters, WESAYSO blankets, and WESAYSO old-fashioned hot cocoa mix. [Laughs briefly] We're going to have the best third quarter in history.
 * Earl: Uh, sir, I think this could be the last third quarter in history.
 * B.P. Richfield: Oh, don't turn into one of those environmental doomsdayers, Sinclair. [Fake whines] Boo hoo. It's raining acid. There's a hole in the ozone. You're hurting Flipper. Bah. Bunch of tree hugging pantywastes. They're always standing in the way of progress, and it's our job to pave right over them.
 * Earl: I think you're missing the point, sir. The world may be coming to an end.
 * B.P. Richfield: Well, that's a fourth quarter problem. We'll drop a bomb on that bridge when we come to it. Right now, my biggest problem is trying to figure out what to do with all this money!!! [Laughs maniacally while tossing around the money on his desk.]

 * [The Sinclairs, who are wearing warm clothing, and Stan the Bunch Beetle are seen inside the Sinclair household as snow falls heavily outside the house. Earl is seen sadly looking out the window while the others are shown sitting close to each other.]
 * Earl: Could I have everybody's attention? There's something I have to say. [Sighs] First of all, Stan, I have to apologize to you.
 * Stan the Bunch Beetle: Yeah, sure, whatever.
 * Earl: I now realize that building that wax fruit factory on your mating ground was wrong. Oh, sure, wax fruit's important, but... but so are bunch beetles.
 * Stan the Bunch Beetle: Gee, that's big of you Earl. But I'm still feeling kind of blue. Maybe if there was someone holding me to her comforting bosom...[To Charlene] Hi.
 * [Charlene looks at Stan, then whacks him with her hand, knocking him to the ground.]
 * Stan the Bunch Beetle: Ooh! I'll take it.
 * [Charlene giggle.]
 * Earl: And, I guess I owe the rest of you an apology too. You know, for bringing on the end of the world and civilization and everything.
 * Ethyl: I always knew you'd screw things up. I just didn't know how bad.
 * Fran: Mother, he said he was sorry.
 * Earl: And I know I put too much faith in progress and technology, and had too little respect for nature. [Sad music starts playing the background.] But, it's so easy to take nature for granted because it's always there. And technology is so bright and shiny and new.
 * Fran: We understand, sweetheart.
 * Baby: Understand what?
 * [Charlene and Robbie look at Earl, silently telling him to explain to Baby what is happening.]
 * Earl: Uh... Well, little guy, what happened was... Daddy was put in charge of the world and he didn't take real good care of it. And now, it looks like there won't be much of a world left for you or your brother and sister to live in.
 * Baby: Are we gonna move?
 * Earl: Well, no. There's no place to move to. This is the only world we got.
 * Baby: But, what's gonna happen to us?
 * Earl: Well, I don't exactly know.
 * Robbie: But whatever it is, nobody's gonna leave you.
 * Charlene: That's right, little guy. We'll all stay together.
 * Robbie: Yeah.
 * Earl: Yeah. Yeah, and hey, I'm sure it'll all work out OK. After all, dinosaurs have been on this Earth for 150 million years. And, it's not like we're going to just...disappear.

 * [Last lines of the series]
 * Howard Handupme: And taking a look at the long-range forecast: continued snow, darkness, and extreme cold. This is Howard Handupme. Good night. [pause] Goodbye.

Georgie Must Die

 * Georgie: Fran, I'm sure is just a matter of time, [evil voice] A LIFE TIME!!

Repeated lines and catch phrases

 * Earl: Honey, I'm home.

 * Baby: Not the mama!

 * Baby: I'm the baby, gotta love me!

 * Baby [after being severely injured]: Again!

 * Mr. Lizard: We're going to need another Timmy!

 * B.P. Richfield: Sinclair! In here, now!

 * Roy: Hey there, pally boy.

==Characters Megalosaurus|Megalosaurus Allosaurus|Allosaurus]] Hypsilophodon Protoceratops|Protoceratops Edmontonia|Edmontonia]] Polacanthus|Polacanthus]]

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User talk:72.70.132.253

Just to let you know -- I reverted your addition to the Stephen King page, because that quote is already there, under The Gunslinger - The Dark Tower I, which is where it appears. The Dark Tower (2004) - The Dark Tower VII, where you had placed it, is the last book of the series, and doesn't contain that quote. ~ UDScott 23:13, 15 March 2006 (UTC)

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Age fabrication

Age fabrication, or more simply put, lying about one's age, is usually practised with the intent to garner privileges or status that would not otherwise be available to the individual. The phenomenon has achieved particular notoriety among actresses seeking to retain the marketability that comes with their association with youth.

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 * I shaved two years off. But I couldn't keep track. Different magazines said I was 30, 35. Then I was asked to play at Gloria Steinem's 60th birthday party and I realized it was time to cut the bullshit and tell the truth.
 * Shawn Colvin as quoted by Gregg Quinn in "Starving in Oblivion" at Tinselnet (March 2006).

 * I believe in loyalty. When a woman reaches a certain age she likes, she should stick with it.
 * Eva Gabor, as quoted in Funny Ladies : The Best Humor from America's Funniest Women (2001) by Bill Adler, p. 18.

 * Dr. Foreman: Ten year olds do not have heart attacks. It's gotta be a mistake. Dr. House: Right. The simplest explanation is she's a forty-year-old lying about her age. Maybe an actress trying to hang on.
 * House (season 1, episode 16).

 * Howard Hughes, according to his own account, was born in Houston, Texas, on December 24, 1905. The vaguely biblical feel of the date was probably intentional, because it wasn't true. Baptismal records show he was actually born in September of that year in a small Texan town called, ironically, Humble.
 * David Thomson in "The High Flyer" in The Age (29 January 2006).

 * It's a sad state of affairs in the music business when a 22-year-old feels compelled to pass herself off as 19.
 * David Yaffe on Nelly McKay in "The Young Singer Who Has Besotted All the Critics" in The New Republic (28 September 2004).

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Ted Kulongoski

Theodore R. "Ted" Kulongoski (born 5 November 1940) is an American politician, currently serving his second term as the Governor of Oregon. As a Democrat, he has served in both houses of the Oregon Legislative Assembly, as the state Insurance Commissioner, the Attorney General, and an Associate Justice on the Oregon Supreme Court.

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 * As long as the sun rises over Ontario and sets over the Pacific, I will dedicate myself to bringing the people of Oregon what they want and need most - an era of hope, change, and economic renewal.
 * Ted Kulongoski, (January 13, 2003). "Speech by Governor Kulongoski: Inaugural Address", Oregon.gov, State of Oregon.

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User:Sebastian Goll

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User talk:72.235.1.0

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User:Tenchi Muyo~enwikiquote

Hello everyone! I am Tenchi Muyo. You may have noticed I like 'No Need for Tenchi' and 'Univese' etc but also like a diverse range of animés. I also like science fiction including Star Cops, Doctor Who, Blake's 7 etc. I am more left then right in terms of politics and enjoy disscussing different points of view. As Number Six might say...

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User talk:Space Moose

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Buffalo '66

Buffalo ’66 is a 1998 film, and is writer/director Vincent Gallo's semi-autobiographical full-length motion picture debut. Gallo and Christina Ricci star in the lead roles and the supporting cast includes Mickey Rourke, Rosanna Arquette, Ben Gazzara and Anjelica Huston. Gallo also composed and performed much of the music for the film.

Billy Brown

 * I don't need anybody. Do you hear what I said? Do you hear what I said this time? Wanna know the truth? I coulda had any girl I wanted, in school. Any girl I wanted. You know why I didn't have a girlfriend? Huh? Because there was nobody that I liked. Nobody that I liked. That's the truth. I coulda had anybody. There was nobody that I liked because girls stink. They stink. They're evil, and they're all bad. All of them. They're all backstabbers, like you."

Dialogue

 * Billy Brown: Can I use the bathroom here?
 * Officer: I can't let you back in here! This is the discharge gate!

 * Billy Brown: Hold me
 * Layla: (reaches over to hug him)
 * Billy Brown: Don't touch me!

 * Billy Brown: (forcing Layla into her compact blue car's passanger's side door runs around jumps in drivers seat and looks confused upset and with arms waving and hands slapping steering wheel says) What's all this? I can't work with this! What's this shifter thing?! I don't do shifter things!  I'm used to LUXURY!  YOU KNOW, CADILLAC! Have you heard of Cady lac? I didn't think so, shifter thing here!  Luxary...you know what LUX...never mind, get out, yeah you're gonna have to drive come on...  can you believe that...shifter thing, geezus... (they both get out of the car and walk around the front passing with heads down, no eye contact they get in and he says) "now what's this??? No No No...you gotta clean the windows!  How you gonna drive if you cant see through the windows!!! Come on! Jesus...
 * (They get out of car meet in on driver's side he takes her arm and with her sweater cleans the windshield as she shyly looks at him but trying very hard not to make eye contact she allows him to use her arm as a rag on windshield, her lips pursed in an unassuming smile, blonde straight bangs covering one eye, she looks at him...they say nothing, get in car simutaniously, she starts car, backs out of parking space, and exit's parking lot slowly)

Cast

 * Vincent Gallo as Billy Brown
 * John Sansone as Young Billy Brown
 * Christina Ricci as Layla

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Goat

 * For the Jonathan Rosenberg webcomic, see Goats (webcomic).

A goat is a bovine famous for its ability to forage on plants unpalatable, and in habitats inaccessible, to other browsers. Figuratively, a male human displaying an overt and indiscriminate interest in sex can also be referred to as a goat.

Quotes

 * The goat with its kids honours you.
 * To Suen, a (ululumama) to Nanna (Nanna J) by Anonymous, late, text online at.

 * Don't approach a goat from the front, a horse from the back, or a fool from any side.
 * Anonymous Yiddish Proverb, as quoted in Quotable Quotes (1997) by the Editors of Reader's Digest.

 * It don't take a genius to spot a goat in a flock of sheep.
 * Anonymous western American proverb, quoted in Arizona Highways, Vol. 73 (1997), p. 50.
 * Variant:
 * It doesn't take a genius to spot a goat in a flock of sheep.
 * The Routledge Book of World Proverbs (2006), p. 184.

 * The lust of the goat is the bounty of God
 * William Blake, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, quoted in Oxford Dictionary of Quotations (1999). p.119

 * When the son of man shall come in his glory, and all the holy angels with him, then shall he sit upon the throne of his glory: And before him shall be gathered all nations: and he shall separate them one from another, as a shepherd divideth his sheep from the goats: And he shall set the sheep on his right hand, but the goats on the left.
 * Jesus, in the parable of The Sheep and the Goats, in the Gospel of Matthew 25:31-40.

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