Quotes?

[Asteban]

<font color="green"> So whats your favorite quote? Just out of curiosity.

Mine would have to be, well what my signature is.

Also, this is kind of interesting try it. Grab the closest book to you. Turn to page 18, and read line 4. Then post it.

"I must regret an attack of gout, from which malady, I am a constant sufferer . . . " -from Dracula

Wow, that was a good one.
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[Threadkiller]

Page 18 of Foucalt's Pendulum is blank. Sorry.

[Razorback]

"We are men of action; lies do not become us."

RB

[Efexeye]

"You can keep the Hippo-Heimers, too."

From "Happy Birthday to Me" by Dr. Seuss.

Hey, it was literally the closest book to me.

EDIT: Unless you count the Civilization III Play the World Instruction manual. Then, the line would be:

"the most dominant Middle Eastern cul-"

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[Zens_7s]

There are two books on top of each other:

pg. 14 of Microsoft Encyclopedia of Networking
100 VG-AnyLan: An alternative to Fast Ethernet that provides 100-Mbps communications based on technology developed by Hewlett-Packard...

pg. 14 The 48 Laws of Power:
Never let the presence of enemies upset of distress you - you are far better off with a declared opponent or two than not knowing where your real enemies lie. The man of power welcomes conflict, using enemies to enhance his reputation as a surefooted fighter who can be relied upon in times of uncertainty.

By the way, Efexeye, Happy Birthday to Me is my favorite Dr. Suess book.

[Starts thinking about what her favorite quote is now...]

[BAMSS04]

Life is all about developing relationships...Van Wilder

[jjcourtright]

One of my favorites, I guess it's a lyric, not a quote, but:

You my friend, I will defend, and if we change, well I love you anyway.

Pg 18, line 4 of "Holy Blood, Holy Grail":

The serious historical criticism that appeared was of essentially two kinds.

Quite a compelling line, eh?

[RobinHoodDaffy]

Pg 18, line 4 of "Wolves of the Calla"

branch of the Big River, mayhap?"

Don't look at me, that's just what it says.

[JK]

"My past self is correspondong with my future self" - p. 18, line 4 of It's a Magical World , Calvin speaking to Hobbs.

Bill Watterson is a genius.

[Asteban]

<font color="green"> I love Calvin and Hobbes. </font color>

[Mighty_Wingman]

", that every low, mean syllable uttered in my direction seems to immitate the violence of murder. " -- Rick Moody , " Demonology " (pg. 18 line 4 )

Good on you J.J., No Excuses.

[Matt1]

"He's not just bad in himself but the cause of badness in others." In reference to Saddam Hussein From page 18, line 4 of A Long Short War: The Postponed Liberation of Iraq by Christopher Hitchens.

[ozchick]

This is not a famous quote, rather something I read on an email today and I thought - "Yeah!"

Nobody cares if you can't dance well. Just get up and dance. /forums/images/icons/laugh.gif

[Asteban]

<font color="green"> I don't like dancing unless its badly. Dancing badly is more fun, TRY IT! I make up my own bad dances. </font color>

[DarthMaulRat]

You have seen the light! Of the few dances I've gone to, I always had a competition to see who could do the most goofy looking dance. From that we've developed the weedwhacker, the shopping cart, the hydraulic arm, and the hip seizure.

[colcake]

"They'll never go for it! On the other hand they might those little red devils, they love toys..." - Mel Brooks in Blazing Saddles

[Asteban]

<font color="green"> So far I have, Downhill Ski, The Shopping Cart(wow, thats weird), The Seizure(also weird), The Home-run, and the Salmon. All fun, all retarded . . . all hysterical. </font color>