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Thats a good drinking game Yeltsu.

gah, was thinking about Saving Private Ryan...

anyway, how is that game played? nevder heard of it

EDIT: lol 1111 posts

I have no clue, don't remember. I just remember my buddy saying "Hey, let's play fubar" and everyone crowding around the coffee table, then it goes black until I fell OFF the couch with my bottle of Jack in hand. Never had that happen before, the falling while sitting on a couch. Must have been a great game though.

I just bought this movie and got it this week...

"Have you ever been so horny you just need to....hump the lamp *does so*, or or... hump this couch *does so*. Wanna go pick up some chicks?!!"

Dead Man on Campus

[QUOTE=Xandax]I'm getting to old for this.[/QUOTE]

You forgot a word there

And knowing what that means it still fall under the profanity rule like so many other acronyms, using that letter f

Remember language rules also applies for abbriviations and acronyms.

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They do? Even if I write **** ?

a man is chained down on his knees, and four others are in the room with him.

"Well now tell us of your secret plans.
I dont think so, you see, theres a transponder hiddin in every nightwing.
Where is it?!
Its in my left butt cheek.
*wack, the chained man gets hit*
ok ok, its in my right butt cheek.
*wack, the chained man gets hit*
ok ok, its in the meaty part of my butt, just above the hello kitty tatto.
*wack, he gets hit again*
ok ok, ill tell, its a new chocolate crystal thats half the fat, and zero calories

-Blade III

A suggestion.

[QUOTE=Adahn]They do? Even if I write **** ?[/QUOTE]

Typing the four asterix in succession wouldn't do any good as it can be seen that the filter did the censorship for you. What I think would be tolerable would just replace the offending word with brackets enclosing the word "deleted" or "expletive".

Just to demonstrate the suggested method (no actual shameful content used)...

[QUOTE=Maharlika]Typing the four asterix in succession wouldn't do any good as it can be seen that the filter did the censorship for you. What I think would be tolerable would just replace the offending word with brackets enclosing the word "deleted" or "expletive". [/QUOTE]

You mean like [deleted]/[expletive]/[censored]?

So basically it would look a lot cooler if I said. "I'm getting to old for this [censured]!" How about if you said "I'm getting to old for this *Beep!*"

How about "I'm getting too old for this [synonym for feces]"?

Don't the filters exist for just this reason, so if I type:

**** (as in ****tail, shuttle****, and **** a doodle doo)

it won't show up? Why have the filters if we shouldn't use them?

The filters are 'just in case'. If you see the **** you know someone used abusive language. We just want to keep these boards clean, so that means no abusive language, even if it's filtered out.

guys were gettin off topic here, back to the quotes at hand.

Now I'll kill you Schnider!
Look, your the ugly macho bad guy, everyone knows the ugly bad guy always loses to the handsome and talanted hero.

Bastard

Ive blacked out the title, so those who dont wish to see it dont highlight, its the name of the anime that i got the quote from.

As far as lines that come up in every movie, how about:

'It's quiet. Too quiet.'

From the hilarious 'Big Man on Campus' a modern retelling of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. ( I forget how it goes exactly but here's the gist of it)

"So what do you want to call yourself?"
"Ummm Bob"
"Bob what?"
"Bob...Malooga Looga Looga Looga Looga Looga"
"Bob Malooga....?"
"Bob, one Malooga, five Loogas"

Again, from Pulp Fiction. Classic movie:

Jimmie (Quentin Tarentino): Let me ask you a question. When you came pulling in here, did you see a sign out in front of my house that said Dead <snip> Storage?
Jules (Samuel L. Jackson): Jimmie, you know I ain't seen no...
Jimmie: Did you see a sign out in front of my house that said Dead <snip> Storage?
Jules: [pause] No. I didn't.
Jimmie: You know WHY you didn't see that sign?
Jules: Why?
Jimmie: 'Cause it ain't there, 'cause storing dead <snip> ain't my ******* business, that's why!

From Unforgiven:

Bill Munny (Clint Eastwood): Hell of a thing, killin' a man. Take away all he's got and all he's ever gonna have.
The Schofield Kid (Jaimz Woolvett): Yeah, well, I guess he had it comin'.
Bill Munny: We all got it comin', kid.

And to add a line that comes by very often; I'm not really able to define it with one line, but when someone says the message twice for the dramatic effect. Like: 'Things used to be different, Frank. Things used to be different.' Or anything of the kind. Often very cheesy.

Watch your langauge - Xandax

Repetition. It's called repetition.

"You know, that sounds like a really good plan.. but i got a better one. how about i give you the finger, and you give me my phonecall"

-matrix. duh

[QUOTE=ik911]Repetition. It's called repetition.

[/QUOTE]
Yeah, that was what I meant...

[QUOTE=An interview with Wayne Gayle and Mickey Knox from natural born killers]

Mickey Knox: Same dream I had since I was a kid I guess. I'm just... running... running with the animals in the darkness. [A stream of consciousness] Mr. Rabbit... bloody fangs... little... madness going on, I don't know, just running... and I'm just... I'm Mr. Rabbit, I'm eating every animal in the forest. Death just death kinda becomes, what you are, after all... I didn't like it. Know about realization Wayne? I mean... you know, all this is just an illusion. Mr Rabbits says: "The moment of realization... moment of realization... is worth a thousand prayers"
Wayne Gayle: *Chuckle* You're crazy, man
Mickey Knox: I don't think I'm any crazier than you are, I'm exchanged dark and light, you know that ... [Silence] ... That's your shadow on the wall, you know, can't get rid of your shadow, can you, eh?[/QUOTE]


This is more a part of a scene than a quote, but was very memorable for me in the movie Natural Born killers, which is IMO one of the most misunderstood and underrated movies in history.