[ SECRET POST #5207 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5207 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Randy Orton]


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[Rush (2013)]


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Comments

What obscure line do you love to quote?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not talking the big lines everyone loves, but a weird throwaway line that wasn't that memorable but you love to say anyways.

When I was a kid I would say "See you in three weeks" to say goodbye. I was quoting Cruella but one remembered that line ever.

And now, in Firefly, Jayne has a line in the Hero of Danton episode "The living legend needs eggs" and I say it literally every time I need or cook eggs.

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[(Anonymous)]

"How are you fairing?" by Balmung from .hack//IMOQ. Just always loved how he said it and I'll sometimes ask people it in the same tone.

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[(Anonymous)]

"My body is not... cooperating" gets a LOT of use.

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[(Anonymous)]

"If you have to pee you should do it now, 'cause there's not many places to stop once we get on the road." - Twister. Universally applicable.

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[(Anonymous)]

Does it count if it’s obscure to my coworkers? ‘Cause I sometimes tell them to believe in the heart of the cards when they’re having a tough day. I also say things are “perfectly cromulent”.

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[(Anonymous)]

"There are a lot of people in Versailles today." Marie Antoinette says it to Du Barry in the Sofia Coppola film

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[(Anonymous)]

I say "Mars is amaaaazing" when something is completely fucking nuts. It's from that dark af Robot Chicked Calvin & Hobbes spoof in which Calvin has a schizophrenic break and believes he and Hobbes have gone to Mars.

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[tabaqui]

Pretty much every quote from 'Auntie Mame'. Apparently nobody watches that movie any more.

'Are we all lit?'
'What could be more wholesome or natural!'
'Books are awfully decorative, don't you think?'

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[(Anonymous)]

OMG

TOP DRAWER, REALLY YOU'RE TOO DRAWER!

I am always quoting her "Life is a banquet and most poor suckers are starving" they are one of the few quotes I'm always trying to live by or keep in mind. Certainly use it often!

It's one of my favorite movies, so I'm glad to see it mentioned!

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[tabaqui]

Wheeeeeeeeeeee!!

"I lived! I gotta find out what to do now!"

I love it love it love, and yes - that is one of the best lines.
Of course, you always have to quote Gloria with her Long-Island Lock-jaw.

"Patrick, you never told me your aunt was literate!"

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[greghousesgf]

I saw the play but it was bloody ages ago.

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[tabaqui]

I dunno how much was brought over - the musical movie (with Lucille Ball) seemed very different to me.

It's so *fun*, though - I just adore it. :D

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[(Anonymous)]

I wish I had the guts to use "what's the rumpus?" from Miller's Crossing. But I'm just a bit too awkward and it's a bit too weird sounding in modern English for me to get away with using it casually.

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[(Anonymous)]

I always start the line and wait for someone to finish the Jack Sparrow line at the end of PotC 1:

"... Spiritually, Emotionally, Intellectually,..." And then he says "Ecumenically" but no one ever follows up :(

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[(Anonymous)]

Aaah! I love that line! :D

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[(Anonymous)]

“By the way, I can’t stand you and I won’t ever forget what you did to me” (usually said whenever one of my roommates eats my yogurt or something like that).

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[rudehannibal]

"I'm shocked, shocked, to find that gambling is going on in here!"
("Your winnings, sir.")

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[firecat]

In my social circle, that's one of the big lines everyone loves.

It's possible we are too cynical.

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[(Anonymous)]

What's that from??

Re: What obscure line do you love to quote?

[(Anonymous)]

Casablanca (1942)