10 points to the first person to correctly guess where that quote comes from.\n\nOh yeah, and would you like to watch a movie about George Wendt eating beans??
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The quote's from animaniacs; with the survey ladies at the mall.\n\nAnd yes, i did watch that movie; it's called "Rupert's Land", directed by Jonathon Tammuz (shameless plug).
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Joe Pesci (did I spell that right) said that in Goodfellas, and also it's said on the cartoon Goodfeathers the NYC pigeons.....LOL
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Never rub another man's rhubarb.\n\nHey, that's a quote from the first Batman film. lol very good.
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Nice quote.\n\nI've actually trained lions to grow cotton. It's a pretty sweet deal. They think they have a good union, but they don't.
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From the movie Life.\n\nRay: "You [bleep] around with me, there's gonna be consequences and repercussions."
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Excellent quote to use.  And yes, I agree with it.  As the saying goes, "The apple rots from within."
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thats a great quote can you imagine something so insightful and powerful coming from GW?all i can remember is mission accomplished,stay the course,yer doin a heckuva job brownie
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Check out this website by imdb.com\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0418647/quotes
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It's difficult to tell without the context, but I suspect that it's a reference to "keeping up with the Joneses".  Perhaps Benjamin is the name of someone in the context?
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Billy Madison\nOld Farm Lady: If peeing in your pants is cool, consider me Miles Davis\nOr when he is at Veronica’s house and sees the penguin at the top of the stairs:\nOhhhh. I see whats goin on here. So soooory to interuuupt!
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How about straight from the horse's mouth??\n\nQuestioning the Story:\n\nWas the groundskeeper played by Charles S. Dutton a real character?\nRudy answered no to this question himself during an interview with the Pigskin Post by saying the following, "He was a composite, but that was reality. And that’s what happened in my life…all through my life. I would encounter people like that and they would help me get through the tough times through their wisdom and their encouragement."\n\nWas there actually a priest who helped Rudy get into Holy Cross Junior College?\nIn the same Pigskin Post interview as above, Rudy replied to this question by saying, "There were several who played important roles, but, again, you can’t develop them all in one two-hour movie."\n\nDid Rudy really sleep in the maintenance room of the football stadium?\nRudy actually slept in a room in the basketball arena. The school had the room there for someone to stay during off-hours for insurance reasons.\n\nWas coach Dan Devine really that cold-hearted against dressing Rudy for the last home game of Rudy's college career?\nIn Devine's autobiography, Simply Devine, he writes that it was his idea to dress Rudy for the final game of his college career and also to play him. Devine says that the screenwriter, Angelo Pizzo, told him that the plot would only work if Devine became the heavy. He agreed in order to help out Rudy, someone whom he calls a friend. "I didn't realize I would be such a heavy," he writes.\n\nDoes the real Rudy Ruettiger appear in the film?\nYes, Rudy does appear in the movie. He can be found near the end in the stands behind Ned Beatty, who plays Rudy's father. The real Rudy is the man Ned turns around and beats on when Rudy gets in the game. He is wearing a little hat and blue jacket.\n\nDid the studios approach Rudy to make the film or did Rudy approach the studios with his story?\nRudy in fact approached the studios with his story. In an interview with the Pigskin Post he said, "It took ten years to get it to the screen. Many rejections, many ups, many downs. Getting involved with people who should never have been involved. Every legal problem you can imagine, we experienced. People stealing my rights and selling my rights…it was unbelievable."\n\nWhat does Rudy Ruettiger do today?\nUpon graduating from Notre Dame, Rudy spent one year as a grad assistant and then went on to work in the insurance industry. Today, Rudy works primarily as a motivational speaker, often appearing to speak in front of large corporations. He has also co-authored several motivational books (right).\n\nHow much would it cost to have Rudy motivationally speak in front of your company?\nAccording to the Premiere Speakers Bureau (link to Bureau's Rudy page), Rudy's keynote fee is roughly $17,500. It could vary based upon length of presentation, location of event and other factors. Usually, travel and expenses are additional costs above speaker fees. Rudy's topics include athletes, inspiration, motivation, and overcoming adversity.\n\nWas there anyone else in the running to play the character of Rudy?\nRudy answered this in an interview by saying, "Chris O'Donnell had the role. The only reason he wasn't picked was there was something about Astin at the last moment that changed their mind. I think it was his naive type of appeal. He did a great job."\n\nIs it true that Rudy was the only player to ever be carried off the field at Notre Dame stadium?\nYes, it is true. The filmmakers recreated the scene with real fans during a break in the 1992 Boston College game. Some 60,000 fans stood and cheered as actor Sean Astin was carried off the field.
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Think of the millions we could have saved from the scourge of Communism if we had shown more resolve, rather than listen to the liberals "moral equivalency" babble.\n\nImagine the untold numbers of Africans who died because it was politically incorrect to take the stern measures necessary to keep them from committing genocide against one another.\n\nHere is something I will never understand:  the Tom Cruise character in "A Few Good Men" is supposed to be the shining hero, but he is exposed as a lightweight, hypocritical fraud by Colonel Jessep, who, despite his dark side, makes the most compelling defense of the military ever recorded on film.\n\n"Son, we live in a world that has walls, and those walls have to be guarded by men with guns. Whose gonna do it? You? You, Lt. Weinburg? I have a greater responsibility than you could possibly fathom.\n\nYou weep for Santiago, and you curse the marines. You have that luxury. You have the luxury of not knowing what I know. That Santiago's death, while tragic, probably saved lives. And that my existence, while grotesque and incomprehensible to you, saves lives. You don't want the truth because deep down in places you don't talk about at parties, you want me on that wall, you need me on that wall.\n\nWe use words like honor, code, loyalty. We use these words as the backbone of a life spent defending something. You use them as a punchline. I have neither the time nor the inclination to explain myself to a man who rises and sleeps under the blanket of the very freedom that I provide, then questions the manner in which I provide it. I would rather you just said thank you, and went on your way, Otherwise, I suggest you pick up a weapon, and stand a post. Either way, I don't give a damn what you think you are entitled to."\n\nHeck, after that speech, I think a lot of people wanted to slap the smug, self-righteous Tom Cruise character across his smirking mouth, and nominate Col. Jessep for Secretary of State.
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You're lucky I love this book and it's sitting next to me...\n\nAtticus: "if you can learn a simple trick, Scout, you'll get along a lot better with all kinds of folks. You never really understand a person until you see things from his point of view--"\nScout: "Sir?"\nAtticus: "--until you climb into his skin and walk around in it."\n\n\nThe two answerers above me- did you ever consider this is a high school student that can't figure it out?  Perhaps they are being lazy or perhaps they just don't know which quote is correct.  Don't answer the question if you're just going to be a jerk.
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you didn't give us enough of the quote to know what it's about. What is the entire quotation and what is the context?
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You actually missed some of that quote, the entire phrase as\n\n"Compared to watching my alcoholic family fighting over the last bottle of scotch, I don't really find I Love Lucy to be that funny"\n\nTaken in this context, it has a little more meaning behind it.
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Sounds like it is from "War of the Worlds". Maybe the following:\n\n"Yet across the gulf of space, minds that are to our minds as ours are to those of the beasts that perish, intellects vast and cool and unsympathetic, regarded this earth with envious eyes, and slowly and surely drew their plans against us."
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(ooh!! OOH!!!  i Know, I KNOW !!!  pick meeee pick mee!!!)\n\nLove GOD and obey HIS Commandments....!!!!\n\n...sorry dood.  =D [ LOL ! ]\nWhoah!!! "thrice blasted" .... what's that???\nsounds something like a vitamin-fortified rice-crispie power-bar for atheletes on the GO !  'part of this balanced breakfast!!'\n"daisy stompers" ROFL !!!!!! \nO.M.G."GREASY CAGE!?"-gaaaaaaah!!! man, you got TALENT ! you should write for Jay Leno... he NEEDS it SO bad.\ni DONT mean to disrespect, but i CANT stop laughing inside!! that language is ssss -HOOO colorful !!!!  & your bitter, lethal consequences sound like a MortalKombat finishing move !!!! =D \nsigh....  daisy troopers ...bwH-HAHAHAAHAAAA!!!! ok, ok...     ok.\nSince you disqualifyingly requested to actually NOT hear what the true meaning of life IS i'll let that fictional "FIGHT CLUB" character "tyler durden" quietly mutter to you what the meaning of life IS-NOT:  Brad Pitt's sorta cool looking, so you'll probably LISTEN to HIM, i mean, since he's not a "daisy-stomper" & all. \n<insert low decibel rumbling noise...>\n"You are not your job...\nyou are not how much money you have in the bank...\nnot the car you drive...\nnot the contents of your wallet. \nYou are not your $#@<!%& khakis." \nso LOOSE the stagnant "religion" & get a 'relationship' with JESUS CHRIST.\nbecause without GOD life is EMPTY and MEANING LESS\nso deal with that, & dont be so hard headed. he LOVES you.\nwhaCHOOknowaaaauuuwbaaaaaaauuuwww daaaaaaaaat...?\n[ man, YOU had me ROLLIN' !!! ]  ...lifeSUCKSwithoutGOD.\n=Hulksmaash !