Subject: 1993 Moriarty Quote List  [Corrected 1992 List, Part 9 of 11]
Message-ID: <1993May10.035627.22140@tc.fluke.COM>
Keywords: Acres O' Quotes
Organization: The Institute for Criminal Science, Gizmonics Control
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Date: Mon, 10 May 1993 03:56:27 GMT
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			   "Just think!	 With the
			    push of a button, you
			    could be a 500-story
			    gastropod -- a slug the
			    size of the Chrysler
			    Building."
						     "Gosh, how can I refuse?"
			   "Well, if you don't like
			    that, be something else!
			    I don't care!"
[CALVIN AND HOBBES]
----
			   "I'm disappointed too, but keep in mind that
			    transmogrification is a new technology."
[CALVIN AND HOBBES]
----
			   "The weed of crime bears *bitter fruit*... but
			    there are limits..."
[Even THE SHADOW can have second thoughts...]
----
			   "Men do not quit playing because they grow old;
			    they grow old because they quit playing."
					   -- Oliver Wendell Holmes
----
			   "Junk journalism is the evidence of a society that
			    has at least one thing right, that there should be
			    nobody with the power to dictate where responsible
			    journalism begins."
					   -- Tom Stoppard
----
			   "It is better to have a permanent income than to be
			    fascinating."
					   -- Oscar Wilde
----
			   "Who sees all beings in his own Self, and his own
			    Self in all beings, loses all fear."
					   -- Isa Upanishad
----
			   "No trumpets sound when the important decisions of
			    our life are made.	Destiny is made known
			    silently."
					   -- Agnes De Mille
----
			   "Advice is what we ask for when we already know the
			    answer but wish we didn't."
					   -- Erica Jong
----
			   "Beware of all enterprises that require new
			    clothes."
					   -- Henry David Thoreau
----
			   "One can acquire everything in solitude -- except
			    character."
					   -- Stendhal
----
			   "It's not the world that's got so much worse but
			    the news coverage that's got so much better."
					   -- G. K. Chesterton
----
			   "Nature teaches more than she preaches.  There are
			    no sermons in stones.  It is easier to get a spark
			    than a moral."
					   -- John Burroughs
----
			   "Show me a hero and I will write you a tragedy."
					   -- F. Scott Fitzgerald
----
			   "One machine can do the work of fifty ordinary men.
			    No machine can do the work of one extraordinary
			    man."
					   -- Elbert Hubbard
----
			   "I don't need psychotherapy, I have a CAR!!"
					   -- Hans Fiedler
----
		  Should South Florida legalize casino gambling?  As with
		  any important issue, there are pros and cons.	 Here they
		  are: 
 
			  PROS:	 Everybody would get rich.
			  CONS:	 Everybody would get killed by gangsters.
 
					   -- Dave Barry
----
			   "Great, you wasted all my
			    Clearasil on another
			    picture of Thor?"
						     "Thor's my hero..."
			   "Thor's a homo."
						     "Is not."
[From ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING]
----
			   "You can do more with a kind word and a gun than
			    with just a kind word."
					   -- Al Capone
----
			   "New York... when civilization falls apart,
			    remember, we were way ahead of you."
					   -- David Letterman
----
			   "Those who do not understand Unix are condemned to
			    reinvent it, poorly."
					   -- Henry Spencer
----
			   "I know engineers.  They love to change things."
					   -- Dr. McCoy
----
			   "...this is an awesome sight.  The entire rebel
			    resistance buried under six million hardbound
			    copies of 'The Naked Lunch.'"
					   -- The Firesign Theater
----
			    Any sufficiently advanced technology is
			    indistinguishable from a rigged demo.
					   -- Andy Finkel
----
			   "I would have promised those terrorists a trip to
			    Disneyland if it would have gotten the hostages
			    released.  I thank God they were satisfied with
			    the missiles and we didn't have to go to that
			    extreme."
					   -- Oliver North
----
			   "I do not believe in the creed professed by the
			    Jewish Church, by the Roman Church, by the Greek
			    Church, by the Turkish Church, by the Protestant
			    Church, nor by any Church that I know of.  My own
			    mind is my own Church."
					   -- Thomas Paine
----
			   "It does me no injury for my neighbor to say there
			    are twenty gods or no God.	It neither picks my
			    pocket nor breaks my leg."
					   -- Thomas Jefferson
----
			Sample Error Message from DEC's RSTS OS for the
			PDP-11: 
				"UNIBUS TIMEOUT FATAL TRAP PROGRAM LOST SORRY"
----
			Harrison's Postulate:
				For every action, there is an equal and
				opposite criticism. 
----
			   "Repel them.	 Repel them.  Induce them to
			    relinquish the spheroid."
					   -- Indiana University football
					      cheer
----
			   "I stayed up one night playing poker with Tarot
			    cards. I got a full house and 4 people died."
					   -- Steven Wright
----
			   "Falling in love makes smoking pot all day look
			    like the ultimate in restraint."
					   -- Dave Sim
----
			How many QA engineers
			does it take to screw in
			a lightbulb?
						3: 1 to screw it in and 2 to
						say "I told you so" when it
						doesn't work.  
[rec.humor]
----
			   "Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no
			    substitute for a good blaster at your side."
					   -- Han Solo
----
			   "Bond reflected that good Americans were fine
			    people and that most of them seemed to come from
			    Texas."
					   -- Ian Fleming, "Casino Royale"
 
			    [Personal note: thus confirming my opinion of
			     both Bond and Fleming...]
----
			    Stupidity, like virtue, is its own reward.
[Anonymous]
----
			    Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend.
			    Inside of a dog, it is too dark to read.
[Groucho Marx]
----
			   "...if the church put in half the time on
			    covetousness that it does on lust, this would be a
			    better world."
					   -- Garrison Keillor, LAKE
					      WOBEGON DAYS
----
			   "This isn't brain surgery; it's just television."
					   -- David Letterman
----
			   "Show business is just like high school, except you
			    get paid."
					   -- Martin Mull
----
			   "It's currently a problem of access to gigabits
			    through punybaud."
					   -- J. C. R. Licklider
----
			   "One friend in a lifetime is much; two are many;
			    three are hardly possible. Friendship needs a
			    certain parallelism of life, a community of
			    thought, a rivalry of aim."
					   -- Henry Brook Adams
----
			    Thank God a million billion times that you don't
			    live in Texas.
					   -- Me (from a somewhat different
						  Karl quote)
----
			   "Send lawyers, guns and money..."
					   -- Warren Zevon
----
			   "Oh dear, I think you'll find reality's on the
			    blink again."
					   -- Marvin
----
			   "Confound these ancestors.... They've stolen our
			    best ideas!"
					   -- Ben Jonson
----
			   "There are things that are so serious that you can
			    only joke about them."
					   -- Heisenberg
----
			   "Some people like my advice so much that they frame
			    it upon the wall instead of using it."
					   -- Gordon R. Dickson
----
			   "Assuming that either the left wing or the right
			    wing gained control of the country, it would
			    probably fly around in circles."
					   -- Pat Paulsen
----
			   "Money, not morality, is the principle commerce of
			    civilized nations."
					   -- Thomas Jefferson
----
			   "Whenever 'A' attempts by law to impose his moral
			    standards upon 'B', 'A' is most likely a
			    scoundrel."
					   -- H. L. Mencken
----
			   "Software suppliers are trying to make their
			    software packages more 'user-friendly'.... Their
			    best approach, so far, has been to take all the
			    old brochures, and stamp the words,
			    'user-friendly' on the cover."
					   -- Bill Gates
----
			   "'Martyrdom' is the only way a person can become
			    famous without ability."
					   -- George Bernard Shaw
----
			(To Walter Cronkite):
			   "Well Walter, I believe that the Good Lord gave us
			    a finite number of heartbeats and I'm damned if
			    I'm going to use up mine running up and down a
			    street."
					   -- Neil Armstrong
----
			   "He hasn't one redeeming vice."
					   -- Oscar Wilde
----
			Fourth Law of Thermodynamics:
			    If the probability of success is not almost one,
			    then it is damn near zero.
					   -- David Ellis
----
			   "If A equals success, then the formula is:
					A= X + Y + Z
			    X is work. Y is play. Z is keep your mouth shut."
					   -- Albert Einstein
----
			   "The first rule of intelligent tinkering is to save
			    all the parts."
					   -- Paul Erlich
----
			   "The world looks as if it has been left in the
			    custody of trolls."
					   -- Father Robert F. Capon
----
			   "I either want less corruption, or more chance to
			    participate in it."
					   -- Ashleigh Brilliant
----
			Don't lose
			    Your head
				To gain a minute
			You need your head
			    Your brains are in it.
				BURMA SHAVE
----
			   "Nobody can be exactly like me. Even I have trouble
			    doing it."
					   -- Tallulah Bankhead
----
			   "I think that God in creating man somewhat
			    overestimated his ability."
					   -- Oscar Wilde
----
			   "The whole earth is in jail and we're plotting this
			    incredible jail break."
					   -- Wavy Gravy
----
			   "Tip the world over on its side and everything
			    loose will land in Los Angeles."
					   -- Frank Lloyd Wright
----
			   "It is a rather pleasant experience to be alone in
			    a bank at night."
					   -- Willie Sutton
----
			   "No, it's 'Blessed are the meek.'  I think that's
			    nice, 'cause really they have a hell of a time."
[A lovely little quote from MONTY PYTHON'S LIFE OF BRIAN]
----
			    There are no bugs, only unrecognized features.
[Anonymous]
----
			    Charity:  a thing that begins at home and usually
				      stays there. 
[Ambrose Bierce, THE DEVIL'S DICTIONARY]
----
			   "It's not often that you get so much class
			    entertainment outside your bedroom window... or
			    outside your bedroom, period."
					   -- Groucho Marx
----
			   "We're fighting for this woman's honor, which is
			    more than she ever did."
					   -- Rufus T. Firefly
[Groucho Marx]
----
			    University: A modern institution where football is
					taught.
[Parapharsed from Ambrose Bierce's THE DEVIL'S DICTIONARY, the definition
 for Academy ]
----
			    A liberal is someone too poor to be a capitalist
			    and too rich to be a communist.
[Anonymous]
----
			   "There will always be survivors."
					   -- Robert Heinlen
----
			    The first 90% of a project takes 90% of the time.
			    The last 10% of a project takes 90% of the time.
[Anonymous]
----
			   "It is common sense to take a method and try it.
			    If it fails, admit it frankly and try another.
			    But above all, try something."
					   -- Franklin D. Roosevelt
----
			    Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day.
			    Teach a man to fish, and he'll invite himself over
			    for dinner.
[Anonymous]
----
			   "Sylvester Stallone does Hamlet:
				 'To be, or what?'"
					   -- Robin Williams
----
			   "Lack of skill dictates economy of style."
					   -- Joey Ramone
----
			   "A man is a success if he gets up in the morning
			    and gets to bed at night, and in between he does
			    what he wants to do."
					   -- Bob Dylan
----
			   "Let the meek inherit the earth -- they have it
			    coming to them."
					   -- James Thurber
----
			   "I really appreciate The Writer's Guild.  Under
			    their health plan, I can get prescription drugs
			    for $2 a pop."
					   -- George Carlin
----
			   "Why is the camera moving
			    around so much?"
						     "It's a film style called
						      cinema verite."
			   "Huh? What's that?"
						     "It's a fancy French
						      expression for 'sloppy
						      camera work'."
					   -- The Tracy Ullman Show
----
			  GEORGE BUSH at the College of Southern Idaho, 5/6/88:
			    Regarding President Reagan, "For 7 1/2 years
			     I've worked alongside him, and I'm proud to be
			     his partner.  We've had triumphs, we've made
			     mistakes, we've had sex."
 
			    "Setbacks," he quickly corrected.  "We've had
			     setbacks." 
----
			   "If the airport books are any indication, there are
			    at least 450,000 evil Nazi World War II geniuses
			    still at large, many of them with atomic laser
			    cannons."
					   -- Dave Barry
----
			   "I'm not a lawyer, but I'm pedantic and that's just
			    as good."
					   -- D Gary Grady
----
			   "Now you have accidentally said something
			    valuable!"
[Hercule Poirot in MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS]
----
			   "But, will I get the chicks?	 I mean, in
			    truckloads?"
[BLOOM COUNTY]
----
			   "What a pinhead!  Does he not fear us?!"
[SAM AND MAX, FREELANCE POLICE]
----
			   "Vaya con dios, scumbucket."
[Roger LaCoco from WISEGUY]
----
			   "Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit
			    sniffing glue!"
[Lloyd Bridges from AIRPLANE!]
----
			    I don't care if it rains or freezes,
			    As long as I got my plastic Jesus,
			    Riding on the dashboard of my car.
			    I can do a hundred miles an hour!
			    Long as I got the almighty power,
			    Way up there with my pair of fuzzy dice.
[Don Imus, The Plastic Jesus Song]
----
			   "A mind is a terrible thing to waste someone with."
[SLEDGE HAMMER!]
----
			   "The living dead don't NEED to solve word
			    problems."
[CALVIN & HOBBES]
----
			   "Every now and then when your life gets complicated
			    and the weasels start closing in, the only real
			    cure is to load up on heinous chemicals and then
			    drive like a bastard from Hollywood to Las Vegas."
					   -- Dr. Hunter S. Thompson
----
			   "Comedy.  Sudden, violent comedy!"
[Monty Python]
----
			   "Bring the little ones unto me, and I will get a
			    good price for them."
[Dr. Fegg's Encyclopeadia of ALL World Knowledge]
----
			   "Hey, stewardess.  Run through that seatbelt
			    demonstration a few more times.  It's unbelievably
			    tricky!"
[Sam & Max]
----
			   "We Americans live in a nation where the
			    medical-care system is second to none in the
			    world, unless you count maybe 25 or 30 little
			    scuzzball countries like Scotland that we could
			    vaporize in seconds if we felt like it."
					   -- Dave Barry
----
			   "Spontaneous combustion!  What a stroke of luck!"
[SAM & MAX, FREELANCE POLICE]
----
			   "He has been known by many names; the Prince of
			    Lies, the Director, Lucifer, Belial, and once, at
			    a party, some obnoxious drunk kept calling him
			    'Dude'."
[Ty Templeton's STIG'S INFERNO]
----
			   "...just when I had you wriggling in the crushing
			    grip of reason, too..."
[CALVIN & HOBBES]
----
			   "Mind your manners, son!  I've got a tall pointy
			    hat!"
[Elrod from CEREBUS]
----
			   "Yes, well, that's just the sort of blinkered
			    Philistine pig-ignorance I've come to expect from
			    you non-creative garbage."
[John Cleese of Monty Python]
----
			   "You know what I wish?  I wish all the scum of the
			    Earth had one throat and I had my hands about it."
					   -- Rorschach
[WATCHMEN]
----
			"I've got to concentrate.  I've got to concentrate!
			  ..Hello?
			     ..Echo!
				..Pinch hitting for Pedro Borbon, Manny Mota!"
[AIRPLANE!]
----
			   "The language of politics is poetry, not prose.
			    Jackson is poetry.	Cuomo is poetry.  Dukakis is a
			    word processor."
					   -- Richard M. Nixon
----
			   "Spare me, gentle knight!  Tenure shalt thee have,
			    and gold, and several attractive female teaching
			    assistants."
[Gary's fantasy from thirty-something]
----
			   "Whoever said talk is cheap never saw a bill for
			    Phonesex."
					   -- Michael Corcoran
----
			   "On our third date, I plan
			    to screw your eyes blue."
						     "Yup.... just an old-
						      fashioned girl."
[MIRACLE MILE]
----
			   "My next storyline has the Punisher going after the
			    Attorney General.  This should be good."
					   -- Mike Baron
----
			   "Last year they got food poisoning.	This year they
			    got Bill Gates."
					   -- MacWeek on the NAUG meeting
----
			   "In the handbook, it says that most people ignore
			    the strange and unusual; while I myself *am*...
			    strange and unusual."
[BEETLEJUICE]
----
			   "One day I woke up and discovered that I was in
			    love with tripe."
					   -- Tom Anderson
----
			   "Most people would like to be delivered from
			    temptation but would like it to keep in touch."
					   -- Robert Orben
----
			   "The rule on staying alive as a program manager is
			    to give 'em a number or give 'em a date, but never
			    give 'em both at once."
[Anonymous]
----
			    Everybody lies; but it doesn't matter, since
			    nobody listens.
[Anonymous]
----
			   "An optimist believes we live in the best world
			    possible; a pessimist fears this is true."
[Anonymous]
----
			   "Be suspicious of anything that works perfectly --
			    it's probably because two errors are canceling
			    each other out."
					   -- Dave Bartley
----
			   "A feature is a bug with seniority."
					   -- Dave Bartley
----
			   "If John Madden steps outside on February 2, looks
			    down, and doesn't see his feet, we'll have 6 more
			    weeks of Pro football."
					   -- Chuck Newcombe
----
			   "If hyperspace did not already exist, science
			    fiction writers would have had to invent it."
					   -- Peter Oakley
----
			   "It is customary in these
			    situations for the
			    developer of the plan to
			    explain it."
						     "It is also customary for
						      the DETECTIVE to explain
						      how HE figured it out!"
[Steve Martin and Carl Reiner battle it out in DEAD MEN DON'T WEAR PLAID]
----
			   "Is it really that good?
			    It couldn't be, could it?
			    I mean, a first attempt
			    by a total amateur?"
						     "I'll tell you how good
						      that is: even a gifted
						      director couldn't hurt
						      it."
[from DEATHTRAP]
----
			   "Dead?  No excuse for laying off work."
[God (played splendidly by the late Sir Ralph Richardson) in TIME BANDITS]
----
			   "Yes... why do we have to
			    have evil?"
						     "Ah, I think it's
						      something to do with
						      free will."
[God (played splendidly by the late Sir Ralph Richardson) in TIME BANDITS]
----
	    Woodard's Law:  You can have it right, or you can have it now.
			    But you can't have it right now.
----
			   "The universe has fascinated mankind for many, many
			    years, dating back to the very earliest episodes
			    of "Star Trek", when the brave crew of the
			    Enterprise set out, wearing pajamas, to explore
			    the boundless voids of space, which turned out to
			    be as densely populated as Queens, New York.
			    Virtually every planet they found was inhabited,
			    usually by evil beings with cheap costumes and
			    Russian accents, so finally the brave crew of the
			    Enterprise returned to Earth to gain weight and
			    make movies."
					   -- Dave Barry
----
			   "The ultimate metric that I would like to propose
			    for user friendliness is quite simple: if this
			    system was a person, how long would it take before
			    you punched it in the nose?"
					   -- Tom Carey
----
			   "Lead me not into temptation... I can find it
			    myself."
[Anonymous]
----
			   "The two most abundant things in the universe are
			    hydrogen and stupidity."
					   -- Harlan Ellison
----
			   "When people are least sure, they are often most
			    dogmatic."
					   -- John Kenneth Galbraith
----
			   "A fanatic is one who can't change his mind and
			    won't change the subject."
					   -- Sir Winston Churchill
----
			   "Nature is very un-American.	 Nature never
			    hurries."
					   -- William George Jordan
----
			   "We learn from history that we learn nothing from
			    history."
					   -- George Bernard Shaw
----
			   "Flattery is all right -- as long as you don't
			    inhale."
					   -- Adlai Stevenson
----
			   "Consistency requires you to be as ignorant today
			    as you were a year ago."
					   -- Bernard Berenson
----
			   "Summit meetings tend to be like panda matings.
			    The expectations are always high, and the results
			    usually disappointing."
					   -- Robert Orben
----
			   "A great many people think they are thinking when
			    they are merely rearranging their prejudices."
					   -- William James
----
			   "To talk to a child, to fascinate him, is much more
			    difficult than to win an electoral victory.	 But
			    it is also much more satisfying."
					   -- Colette
----
			   "Tell the truth and run."
					   -- Yugoslav proverb
----
			   "The best index to a person's character is a) how
			    he treats people who can't do him any good and b)
			    how he treats people who can't fight back."
					   -- Abigail Van Buren
----
			   "Never face facts; if you do, you'll never get up
			    in the morning."
					   -- Marlo Thomas
----
			   "Life is a garment we continuously alter, but which
			    never seems to fit."
					   -- David McCord
----
			   "The value of marriage is not that adults produce
			    children, but that children produce adults."
					   -- Peter De Vries
----
			   "It is easier to fight for principles than to live
			    up to them."
					   -- Alfred Adler
----
			   "Security is mostly a superstition.	It does not
			    exist in nature... Life is either a daring
			    adventure or nothing."
					   -- Helen Keller
----
			   "Whoever undertakes to set himself up as a judge of
			    Truth and Knowledge is shipwrecked by the laughter
			    of the gods."
					   -- Albert Einstein
----
			   "Success covers a multitude of blunders."
					   -- Corporate motto of Microsoft
 
			       [Actually, it was George Bernard Shaw]
----
			   "The mark of an immature man is that he wants to
			    die nobly for a cause, while the mark of a mature
			    man is that he wants to live humbly for one."
					   -- William Stekel
----
			   "There's this to say for blood and breath,
			    They give a man a taste for death."
					   -- Housman
----
			   "So that's it in a
			    nutshell, Phil.  We're
			    here to take over your
			    planet and enslave all
			    you goobers what live
			    here..."
						     "Never mind that -- what
						      about *women's issues*?
						      What do you think about
						      equal pay?  I could just
						      weep!"
[Phil Donahue talks to alien invaders in WHAT TH...?!, a completely
 forgettable comic] 
----
			   "The year is 2989.  New York City has become a
			    melting pot for humans and various alien races.
			    Blind dates are a real crap shoot now."
[From ROACHMILL]
----
			   "Yes, and I feel bad about rendering their useless
			    carci into dogfood..."
[That darned BADGER...]
----
			   "So tell me... did you
			    remember to ask for World
			    Domination?"
						     "Whoops... I knew I
						      forgot something!"
[That darned BADGER...]
----
			   "As that pudgy ex-Genesis drummer, I put the entire
			    state of Connecticut to sleep and stole their
			    wallets."
[A Disney construct who can resemble anyone revels in his crimes in SONIC
 DISRUPTORS]
----
			   "Is it really you, Fuzz, or is it Memorex, or is it
			    radiation sickness?"
[A Disney construct who can resemble anyone revels in his crimes in SONIC
 DISRUPTORS]
----
			   "Just because I'm not a
			    real person doesn't mean
			    I'm not a *good* person."
						     "That's... that's
						      beautiful, Fuzz.	You
						      want to host a
						      telethon?"
[A Disney construct who can resemble anyone revels in his crimes in SONIC
 DISRUPTORS]
----
			   "Stop it!  You're pinching
			    my arm!"
						     "You're lucky I don't rip
						      it off and beat yer
						      girlfriend with it!"
[A Mark Martin satire of the Charles Atlas ads...]
----
			   "Ever see a Dirty Harry
			    movie?"
						     "Yessir!"
			   "Like 'em?"
						     "Yessir!  Very much so!"
[A soldier with a gun to his head in THE AMERICAN]
----
			   "According to my instruments -- they're preparing
			    to jump into hyper-space... or go to warp drive...
			    or something like that."
[Yes, it's JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL.  3 points.]
----
			   "Gross!  GROSS!
			    GRRROSSSS!"
						     "But VERY Cronenberg."
[Yes, it's JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL.  3 points.]
----
			   "Shulang it!	 This is exactly the treatment we've
			    come to expect from Delta Airlines!"
[BADGER in NEXUS]
----
			   "We need the boat to cross
			    the next zone!"
						     "We need the hat to
						      impress girls, and
						      stupid natives!"
[BADGER in NEXUS]
----
			   "Civilization!  Look for a Burger King."
[BADGER in NEXUS]
----
			   "Nuns... No sense of humor."
[HIGHLANDER]
----
			   "Do we have any more animals that Grandma can
			    torture?"
[NOTHING IN COMMON]
----
			   "Most of us, when all is said and done, like what
			    we like and make up reasons for it afterwards."
					   -- Soren F. Petersen
----
			   "You're going to burn in
			    Hell for this."
						     "I don't believe in Hell.
						      I believe in
						      unemployment."
[TOOTSIE]
----
			   "You're a creature of the night, Michael. Wait'll
			    Mom hears about this".
[THE LOST BOYS]
----
			   "I'm going to throw up all
			    over you."
						     "Go ahead, it won't show
						      on this shirt".
[THE RUNNING MAN (yes, it's an Arnie line)]
----
			   "Everyone wants to be Cary Grant... *I* want to be
			    Cary Grant."
					   -- Archibald Leach
----
			   "We're going to kill each other, aren't we?"
[THE KILLING JOKE]
----
			   "Don't get even... get mad!"
[THE KILLING JOKE]
----
			   "But I guess nobody gets to live happily ever after
			    anymore, do they?"
[Abby in SWAMP THING]
----
			   "Plastic gun.  Ingenious.  More coffee, please."
[Lee Falk's THE PHANTOM by Peter David]
----
			   "But you other two, I don't see any place for you
			    in the revolution.	ESPECIALLY YOU, Kate Straight!
			    If you persist in playing that awful crunchy
			    granola folk music all the time!"
[A Chinese Communist Col. whose life is changed by R&B in SONIC DISRUPTORS]
----
			   "The game of life is a game of boomerangs.  Our
			    thoughts, deeds and words return to us sooner or
			    later with astounding accuracy."
[Anonymous]
----
			   "If at first you don't succeed, you are running
			    about average."
					   -- Bill Cosby
----
			   "If only God would give me a clear sign!  Like
			    making a large deposit in my name at a Swiss
			    bank."
					   -- Woody Allen
----
			   "A child is a person who can't understand why
			    someone would give away a perfectly good kitten."
					   -- Doug Larson
----
			   "If God had really intended men to fly, He'd have
			    made it easier to get to the airport."
					   -- George Winters
----
			   "The trouble with doing something right the first
			    time is that nobody appreciates how difficult it
			    was."
					   -- Walt West
----
			   "Silent gratitude isn't very much use to anyone."
					   -- G. B. Stearn
----
			   "In matters of principle, stand like a rock; in
			    matters of taste, swim with the current."
					   -- Thomas Jefferson
----
			    The first sign of maturity is the discovery that
			    the volume knob also turns to the left.
[Anonymous]
----
			   "Wisdom is the reward you get for a lifetime of
			    listening when you'd have preferred to talk."
					   -- Doug Larson
----
			   "Been through Hell?	Whaddya bring back for me?"
					   -- A. Brilliant
----
			   "Yow!  That Sklar guy
			    leaves a road behind
			    him!"
						     "Good!  Look for a
						      McDonald's!"
[The Badger makes another cognizant observation, in NEXUS]
----
			   "You're a lot of GRIEF, Badge.  I'm going to write
			    you with tight underwear, or something."
[Creator Mike Baron harangues the Badger...]
----
			   "But I can't excuse that FLASH GORDON review.  That
			    was the *dumbest* movie ever made."
[A fan of Baron's who can't excuse just *one* little thing]
----
			   "I don't know what their
			    gripe is.  A critic is
			    simply someone paid to
			    render opinions glibly."
						     "Critics are grinks and
						      groinks."
[Baron and Badger]
----
			   "I used to do movie
			    reviews in town.  They
			    never forgave me for
			    liking FLASH GORDON."
						     "You must be nuts.	 I
						      liked it, too."
[Baron and Badger]
----
			   "It's true... I consume 47 times my own weight in
			    fast-food burgers.	They call me the human
			    Rolaid."
[Baron and Badger]
----
			   "As Mayor of Houston, it gives me great pleasure to
			    award you this Texas Freedom Award and a gold
			    Neiman Marcus charge card."
[Foo-fa-raa in BADGER]
----
			   "Quick!  A Mai-Tai!"
[Foo-fa-raa in BADGER]
----
			   "If you wants something cheap, try McCrory's."
[Foo-fa-raa in BADGER]
----
			   "That buffalo is the greatest figure skater I've
			    ever seen!	I must sign him to STAR in my next
			    show!"
[Foo-fa-raa in BADGER]
----
			   "HEY, LARRY!	 DITCH THE JACKET!"
[Foo-fa-raa in BADGER]
----
			   "Hey, I think his heart
			    has stopped."
						     "Let's give him a few
						      more minutes."
[Penny and Hopey discussing the results of a sexual encounter in LOVE & ROCKETS]
----
			   "Why, I'd recognize those boobs anywhere."
[Hopey spots Penny in LOVE & ROCKETS]
----
			   "Israel today announced that it is giving up.  The
			    Zionist state will dissolve in two weeks time, and
			    its citizens will disperse to various resort
			    communities around the world.  Said Prime Minister
			    Yitzhak Shamir, 'Who needs the aggravation?'"
					   -- Dennis Miller, SNL News
----
			   "Bush?  OK, he's experienced, but he's never going
			    to be a GREAT liar. He can hardly bamboozle Dan
			    Rather.  How's he going to do up against
			    bloodthirsty, power-mad dictator, like Margaret
			    Thatcher?"
					   -- A. Whitney Brown
----
			   "And, of course, you have the commercials where
			    savvy businesspeople Get Ahead by using their
			    MacIntosh computers to create the ultimate
			    American business product: a really sharp-looking
			    report."
					   -- Dave Barry
----
			   "All you Klingons, you want to ravage helpless
			    Earthwomen.	 Brute."
[They really should have named this, "I Married a Klingon." From DC's STAR TREK]
----
			    "SHOP OR DIE, people of Earth!
				     [offer void where prohibited]"
[Capitalists from outer space!	From the JLI]
----
			   "I'm shouting again.	 I've got to watch that."
[One of said invaders worrying about appearances....]
----
			   "Roman Polanski makes his own blood.	 He's smart --
			    that's why his movies work."
[A brilliant director at FRANK'S PLACE]
----
			   "I'll get my revenge on all of society!  I'll build
			    a mighty criminal empire!"
[Mobieus's career criminal]
----
			   "Badger!  Grab something
			    and *hang on*!"
						     "Right-Oh!	 I'm hanging
						      onto this 1890 Liberty
						      Head Silver Dollar!"
[Badge, Judah and Nexus battening down the hatches, from NEXUS]
----
			   "Avast, ye slobs!  Deploy the mizzen mast!  Rotate
			    the rubber baby buggy bumpers!"
[Badge, Judah and Nexus battening down the hatches, from NEXUS]
----
			   "Well, I read somewhere
			    that to kill a vampire,
			    you have to behead it and
			    fill its mouth with holy
			    wafers."
						     "Really?"
			   "I knew you'd like that."
[The fun part is AFTER you drive the stake through the heart.  HERO SANDWICH]
----
			   "You know, you're more in need of a blow job than
			    any other white man in the history of the human
			    race."
[Robin Williams, GOOD MORNING VIETNAM]
----
			   "The following is not for the weak of heart or
			    Fundamentalists."
[Dave Barry]
----
			   "Maybe there is not one damn villain in the
			    world..."
[The Question]
----
			   "Gee... these guys really ARE impervious!"
[The Badger vs. demon bike gangs from Hell.  Guess who wins?]
----
			   "General, a machine becomes human when you can't
			    tell the difference."
[From D.A.R.Y.L.]
----
			   "Taste cold justice, you disreputable
			    henchman-types!"
[Holy Melodrama -- it's Bat-Bat!  (From Bakshi's MIGHTY MOUSE series)]
----
			   "Butter becomes weightless?.... Raymond Burr must
			    be in orbit by now."
[Holy Melodrama -- it's Bat-Bat!  (From Bakshi's MIGHTY MOUSE series)]
----
			    I think it's part of a corporate discipline
			    program for Disney executives:
 
				"Johnson, your department is
				 over budget again.  You know
				 what that means."   
							       "No!  Please!"
				"Yes! Into the Goofy suit!"
 
					   -- Dave Barry
----
			    The spokesperson told me that one of the hot toys
			    for boys this year, once again, is the G.I. Joe
			    action figure and "accessories," which is the toy
			    industry code word for guns, as in: "Don't nobody
			    move!  I got an accessory!"
					   -- Dave Barry
----
			   "I take Him shopping with me. I say, 'OK, Jesus,
			    help me find a bargain.'"
					   --Tammy Faye Bakker
----
			    It's safe to vote for Gary Hart, but only if you
			    wear a condom.
[From an article in the NEW REPUBLIC]
----
			    GARY HART:
				Living proof that your really *can* fuck
				your brains out.
[From an article in the NEW REPUBLIC]
----
			   "Well, here we are in the
			    Phillippines!"
						     "Drawn without reference
						      material, apparently."
[The superbly loony SAM AND MAX]
----
			   "Holy jumping Mother O' God in a sidecar with
			    chocolate Jimmies and a Lobster Bib!"
[The superbly loony SAM AND MAX]
----
			   "We must teach him, Max!
			    Hey, where do you *keep*
			    that gun?"
						     "None of your damn
						      business, Sam."
[The superbly loony SAM AND MAX]
----
			    DAVE BARRY'S 1987 IN REVIEW -- Nov. 12th
			       In continuing media coverage of the Character
			       Issue, presidential candidates named Bruce
			       "Dick" Babbitt and Albert "Dick" Gore Jr.
			       state that they have tried marijuana, but no
			       longer use it.  "Now we just drink gin till
			       we throw up," they state.
 
			       George Bush reveals that he tried to smoke
			       marijuana, but nobody would give him any.
----
			    DAVE BARRY'S 1987 IN REVIEW -- Oct. 23rd
			       The Senate rejects Bork.	 President Reagan,
			       informed of this by his aides, angrily
			       responds: "Who?"
----
			    DAVE BARRY'S 1987 IN REVIEW -- Oct. 8th
			       Three hundred prominent law professors sign a
			       petition stating that Supreme Court nominee
			       Robert Bork has "a weenie beard."
----
			    DAVE BARRY'S 1987 IN REVIEW -- Sept. 28th
			       In the Persian Gulf, tensions mount as a U.S.
			       gunboat engages in a scuffle with actor Sean
			       Penn.
----
			    DAVE BARRY'S 1987 IN REVIEW -- August 20th
			       In Miami, alert Metrorail police arrest a
			       woman for permitting her child to eat a
			       Vienna sausage.	Bystanders applaud this
			       courageous law-enforcement action by firing
			       their revolvers into the air.
----
			    DAVE BARRY'S 1987 IN REVIEW -- August 10th
			       As "Ollie-mania" continues to sweep the
			       country, one of the most popular video-arcade
			       games in the country is a new one called --
			       this is true -- "Contra."  The way it works
			       is, there are two soldiers on the screen, and
			       when you put in a quarter, it never gets to
			       them.
----
			    DAVE BARRY'S 1987 IN REVIEW -- June 29th
			       In Wimbledon action, John McEnroe kills a
			       line judge and is given a stern warning. 
----
			    DAVE BARRY'S 1987 IN REVIEW -- May 17th
			       The U.S. Navy frigate Stark is attacked by
			       an Iraqi jet, which, under our extremely
			       clear Mideast policy, causes us to prepare
			       for violent confrontation with Iran.
----
			    DAVE BARRY'S 1987 IN REVIEW -- May 5th
			       The Iran-Contra hearings begin with Sen.
			       Daniel Inouye doing his hilarious two-hour
			       impersonation of a 78 r.p.m. record being
			       played at 33 r.p.m.
----
			    DAVE BARRY'S 1987 IN REVIEW -- Feb 1st
			       A new policy requiring random drug testing of
			       all airline pilots runs into a snag when
			       nearly half of the Delta pilots are unable to
			       hit the specimen bottle.
----
			    DAVE BARRY'S 1987 IN REVIEW -- Feb. 4th
			       The United States yacht Stars and Stripes
			       recaptures the coveted America's Cup when the
			       Australian entry, Kookaburra, is sunk by a
			       Chinese-made "Silkworm" missile.	 The U.S.
			       Sixth Fleet steams toward the troubled region
			       with orders to "form humungous targets."
----
			   "Aman-Tut and Julius Caesar -- they both foresaw
			    their untimely deaths, thousands of years ago, in
			    this very oracle. And so did Max Headroom."
[ABC seeks after David Addison with help from a soothsayer, in MOONLIGHTING]
----
			   "I thought you were a Right Guy, Huntley... but I'm
			    ashamed to be in the same chain gang with you."
[David is critically evaluated by a fellow prisoner in MOONLIGHTING]
----
			    "Blessed be those
			     Who initiate lively discussions
			     With the hopelessly mute
			     For they shall be know as
			     Dentists."
[Seen in my dentist's office]
----
			   "Yeah, a dead sixteen-year-old falls from the sky
			    -- that'll surprise them!"
[Frank comment from BEANS BAXTER]
----
			   "Und then it says here he sings 'Pigs?  In There?'
			    over und over. What a very silly person."
					   -- Conrad Schnitzler, German
					      synthesist for The Bulldaggers
[From SAVAGE HENRY]
----
			   "Adventure builds a thirst!	What a guy!"
					   -- The neo-Canton guy
[From SAVAGE HENRY]
----
			   "See?  You NEED me... like Skipper needs Gilligan!"
					   -- The Flaming Carrot
----
		       "It isn't spread
			by casual contact,
			you know."
					"Yeah, *I*
					 know!	Why
					 did YOU pull
					 back?"
						    "People.  I love 'em."
[Observations on humanity in CONCRETE]
----
			   "Oh dear... well, if you
			    don't get her to a very
			    powerful Shaman right
			    away -- she'll die."
						     "We got an Elder God in
						      the van.	Will he do?"
[SAVAGE HENRY]
----
			   "Well, Henry, we did all we could to save her...
				... so, naturally, she survived."
[SAVAGE HENRY]
----
			   "I don't believe in sweeping social change being
			    manifested by one person, unless he has an atomic
			    weapon."
					   -- Howard Chaykin
----
			   "By an inevitable chain of causes and effects,
			    Providence punishes national sins by national
			    calamities."
					   -- George Mason
----
			   "Now, my faithful minions, let me explain my
			    plan... for the benefit of the audience."
[The Kingpin -- not the fat one -- from Bakshi's MIGHTY MOUSE series]
----
			   "Now, please excuse me while I wreak my vengeance."
[Huge the Barbarian from the same cartoon]
----
			   "Welcome to Amboy 4.	 We are pleased to have your
			    puny planet participate in our Intergalactic
			    livestock show and demolition derby."
[MIGHTY MOUSE show]
----
			   "Well, if it wasn't Buckaroo Banzai, I'd say
			    'commit the man.'"
[The Secretary of Defense from BUCKAROO BANZAI]
----
			   "We've replaced the fine coffee at Mssr. Andre's
			    with sand and ground-up clam shells."
[A line from a vacuam ad I like]
----
			   "They [South Africa] have eliminated the
			    segregation that we once had in our own country --
			    the type of thing where hotels and restaurants and
			    places of entertainment and so forth were
			    segregated -- that has all been eliminated."
					   -- President Reagan, 1985
----
			   "A tree is a tree.  How many more do you need to
			    look at?"
					   -- Ronald Reagan, 1966
----
			   "On the other hand, it takes real moral fiber to
			    remain a Republican when there's no money in it.
			    And things *are* looking grim on the financial
			    front.  Even worse for the President, they're
			    getting confusing."
					   -- A. Whitney Brown
----
			   "You know, you look at the chaos in the
			    conservative camp right now, it's only too
			    tempting to blame it all on pot.  But in fact, the
			    Reagan revolution owes a lot to Reefer.  For one
			    thing, it's made the symptoms of senility socially
			    acceptable."
					   -- A. Whitney Brown
----
			   "I think it's time to stop carping on the blunders
			    of the President and give him some credit for
			    creativity.	 I mean, where do you even FIND a
			    Jewish hard-line conservative Republican
			    pot-smoker? Sounds like an Oprah Winfrey guest."
					   -- A. Whitney Brown
----
			   "Political observers noted that Governor Mario
			    Cuomo last week altered his position on running
			    for the Presidency; he now says that if everyone
			    in the world got down on their hands and knees and
			    said, 'Please, Mario, Please, Please, Please be
			    President!', then he would."
					   -- Dennis Miller, SNL News
----
			   "President Reagan, embarrassed by Ed Meese's
			    incompetence in the Ginsburg nomination, verbally
			    lambasted the Attorney General and his wife at a
			    White House dinner earlier this week by shouting
			    'I hate the Meeses to pieces!'"
					   -- Dennis Miller, SNL News
----
			   "What about you, you ever
			    kill anything?"
						     "No, I think killing
						      animals for sport is
						      wrong."
			   "So you wouldn't kill an
			    animal, huh?... Would you
			    kill a MOOSE that was
			    molesting your WIFE?"
					   -- The Mountain Man
[One of Dana Carvey's great SNL character]
----
			   "Ever free-climbed a
			    thousand foot vertical
			    cliff with 60 pounds of
			    gear strapped to your
			    butt?."
						     "No."
			   "'Course you haven't, you
			    fruit-loop little geek."
					   -- The Mountain Man
[One of Dana Carvey's great SNL character]
----
			   "I mean, like, I just read
			    your article in the Yale
			    law review, on search and
			    seizure.  Man, that was
			    really Out There."
						     "I was so WRECKED when I
						      wrote that..."
[Ginsburg at a smoke-in on SNL]
----
			   "Hi, I'm Professor Alan Ginsburg... But you can
			    call me... Captain Toke."
[Ginsburg at a smoke-in on SNL]
----
			    Q: In these busy market times, how can you get the
			       attention of your broker?
			    A: Say, "Hey, waiter!"
[from rec.humor.funny]
----
			   "I wouldn't say that Wall Street is a TOTAL
			    disaster zone... but I saw Malcolm Forbes this
			    morning sucking subway tokens out of a turnstile."
[David Letterman]
----
			   "It's great to be smart 'cause then you know stuff."
[LEAVE IT TO BEAVER]
----
	    "Time is money and money can't buy you love and I love your outfit."
[T.H.U.N.D.E.R. #1]
----
			   "What's G. Gordon Liddy doing in the living room,
			    putting the moves on Mom?"
[BEANS BAXTER]
----
			   "Can't you just gesture
			    hypnotically and make him
			    disappear?"
						     "It does not work that
						      way. RUN!"
[Hadji on metaphyics and Mandrake in JONNY QUEST]
----
			   "Can the county spare me couple hundred body bags
			    -- the kinds with the twist lock tabs? You know...
			    the hefty, Hefty, HEFTY kind. Heh, heh."
[THE DOGS OF DANGER]
----
			   "You shouldn't make my toaster angry."
[Household security explained in JONNY QUEST]
----
			   "Someone's been mean to you!	 Tell me who it is, so
			    I can punch him tastefully."
[Ralph Bakshi's Mighty Mouse]
----
			"And kids... learn something from Susie and Eddie.
			 If you think there's a maniacal psycho-geek in the
			 basement:
			    1)	Don't give him a chance to hit you on the
				head with an axe!
			    2)	Flee the premises... even if you're in your
				underwear.
			    3)	Warn the neighbors and call the police.
			 But whatever else you do... DON'T GO DOWN IN THE
			 DAMN BASEMENT!"
[Saturday Night Live meets Friday the 13th]
----
			   "This Dec. 7th, the summit which will ban all
			    medium-range nuclear missiles has already run into
			    its first snag: The National Rifle Association has
			    officially protested the treaty, and says its
			    members will continue to own and carry nuclear
			    missiles -- but only for hunting and
			    self-protection, of course."
					   -- Dennis Miller, SNL News
----
			   "If you think you have enemies, then, dear
			    simpleton, you will have enemies."
[I dunno]
----
			   "Watch out, world! Here
			    comes Ford!"
						      Why, do the brakes suck?
					   -- Lisa Hunt
----
			   "Victory or defeat."
 
					   -- Motto of the 82th Light Horse
					      Marines (the "Floating Parrots")
[A sample of the wonderfully odd humor of Col. G.L. Sicherman]
----
			   "I'll tell you what I want, I want someone who is
			    so beautiful that when you see her you say, 'Wow,
			    that Humperdinck must be some kind of fella to
			    have a wife like that.'"
				    -- William Goldman / S. Morgenstern,
				       _The_Princess_Bride_
----
			   "Hello.  My name is Inigo Montoya.  You killed my
			    father.  Prepare to die."
[The Princess Bride]
----
			   "Everyone is entitled to an *informed* opinion."
					   -- Harlan Ellison
----
			   "I felt a great disturbance in The Force, as if 500
			    billion dollars cried out in terror, and suddenly
			    vanished."
					   -- Obi Ben Bosky, 10/19/87
[Harold Feld, the BEM from Alderann]
----
			   "It's curtains for you, Mighty Mouse!  This gun is
			    so futuristic that even *I* don't know how it
			    works!"
[Ralph Bakshi's MIGHTY MOUSE]
----
			   "I've got a monkey's body, so I'll provide the
			    comedy relief!"
[Matt Feazall's send-up of ZOT!]
----
			   "It's Jenny's brother, Butch!  Boy, are we
			    semi-glad to see you."
[Matt Feazall's send-up of ZOT!]
----
			   "And there!	Between STAR TREK and ASTROBOY... It's
			    Zot's world!"
[Matt Feazall's send-up of ZOT!]
----
			    "We can't escape
			     the long arm of
			     education!"
					    "Where can
					     we hide?"
							 "Better ask a farmer!"
[Matt Feazall's send-up of ZOT!]
----
			   "I beseech John Byrne that when The Star Brand
			    obliterates Pittsburgh, that he spare the
			    Captain's Table in the Pittsburgh airport, which
			    serves a steak on toasted garlic bread with
			    Bearnaise sauce that is second to none..."
					   -- Dave Sim
----
			   "What we need is a
			    symbol."
						     "Y'mean like the `Man
						      From Glad'?"
[Chester the Protester from SWAMP THING]
----
			   "May the forces of evil become confused on the way
			    to your house."
					   -- George Carlin
----
			   "Definition of mixed emotions: Finding out your
			    ex-wife accepted a Kirby Award on your behalf in
			    San Diego."
					   -- Dave Sim
----
			   "He's a bit too theatrical
			    for my taste."
						     "Mr. Rogers is too
						      theatrical for your
						      taste, darling..."
[Married and Superheroes from JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL]
----
			   "What are you so damn
			    cheerful about?  The
			    stock market crashed!"
						     "I'm a software engineer.
						      I TRAFFIC in human
						      misery."
[Me, believe it or not]
----
			   "A university faculty is 500 egotists with a common
			    parking problem."
[Stole this from someone on the net]
----
			    Vaya con Dios,
[A common Spanish phrase.  I think.]
----
			   "Judge Robert Bork, in an attempt to win sympathy
			    from the American people after his unsuccessful
			    attempts to be confirmed to the Supreme Court,
			    walked into his back yard and fell down a 30-foot
			    abandoned well.  So far, no efforts have been made
			    to get him out."
					   -- Dennis Miller
----
			   "I am immune to all such things, my friend.	As a
			    youth, a certain amount of head-bangin' and
			    metal-bashin' left my synapses so callous, no
			    mind-alterin' substances are in charge."
					   -- Blank Reg
----
			   "Daddy, Daddy, make
			    Santa Claus go away!"
					       "I can't, son;
						he's grown too
						powerful."
							     "HO HO HO!"
[Duck's Breath Mystery Theatre]
----
			   "...so the American
			    government went to IBM to
			    come up with a data
			    encryption standard and
			    they came up with..."
						     "EBCDIC!"
[From a collection of University of Waterloo Computer/Math class quotes]
----
			   "Pascal is Pascal is Pascal is dog meat."
[From a collection of University of Waterloo Computer/Math class quotes]
----
			   "You have to regard everything I say with suspicion
			    -- I may be trying to bullshit you, or I may just
			    be bullshitting you inadvertently."
[From a collection of University of Waterloo Computer/Math class quotes]
----
			   "You can bring any calculator you like to the
			    midterm, as long as it doesn't dim the lights when
			    you turn it on."
[From a collection of University of Waterloo Computer/Math class quotes]
----
			   GREAT MOMENTS IN MATHEMATICS
 
			       "You can't drink negative beer...
				Well, I guess you could throw up."
[From a collection of University of Waterloo Computer/Math class quotes]
----
			   GREAT MOMENTS IN MATHEMATICS
 
			       "How do you find an isomorphism? You just F
				it. See? Graph theory is a lot of fun."
[From a collection of University of Waterloo Computer/Math class quotes]
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			   GREAT MOMENTS IN MATHEMATICS
 
			       "I think it is true for all n. I was just
				playing it safe with n>=3 because I couldn't
				remember the proof."
[From a collection of University of Waterloo Computer/Math class quotes]
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			   GREAT MOMENTS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE EDUCATION
 
			       "You can do this in a number of ways. IBM
				chose to do all of them. Why do you find
				that funny?"
[From a collection of University of Waterloo Computer/Math class quotes]
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			   "Well, now, hold onta yer
			    horses, there, Frazier.
			    I mean, as a psychiatrist
			    isn't it your job to, uh,
			    `seek and uphold the
			    truth'?"
						     "Oh, get real, Cliff."
[Frazier and Cliff discuss ethics on CHEERS]
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			   "...and Keller is schedule to be executed on
			    Friday...  I guess he won't be around, then, for
			    the Patriots-Buffalo game this Sunday!"
[A newscaster on CHEERS]
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			   "*I*... am undergoing
			    `male bonding' with your
			    father."
						     "DADDY!"
			   "...Apparently, it
			    involves repeated
			    vomiting!"
[Opus meets his in-laws in BLOOM COUNTY]
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			   CREATING A COMIC STRIP: Step 1, Dream Up Theme
 
			   "... a gruff but endearing two-headed nuclear
			    mutant who's always squabbling with itself!
 
			   "Naw... it'd look rotten on a Burger King glass."
[BLOOM COUNTY]
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			   "I say, son... you've
			    bopped the Queen Mum on
			    the noodle."
						     "I was aiming for Aunt
						      Fergie's hips.  Can't
						      see how I bloody well
						      missed 'em."
[BLOOM COUNTY]
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			   "No, we shall not be
			    telling the Royal Navy to
			    `take back' Massachusetts
			    today, son."
						     "Mum's right.  Yer such a
						      bloody wimp, Dad."
[BLOOM COUNTY]
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			   "Take me away, imperialistic puppets of the great
			    Pay-TV Satanistic Corporate BoogerHeads!"
[BLOOM COUNTY]
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			   "Let's blast the Holy Bejeezus out of the savage
			    desert planet LIBYA!...
 
			   "Instant gratification: the stuff of leadership."
[BLOOM COUNTY]
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			   "Nurse, fetch the patient a `Bud'..."
[BLOOM COUNTY]
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			   "I left the tri-corder on
			    `The Wild, Chunky, Spunky
			    Planet of Mary Lou Retton
			    Clones.'"
						     "Spock, you are SUCH a
						      putz."
[BLOOM COUNTY]
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			   "Shut up, Wilber, and load the Photon Torpedoes."
[BLOOM COUNTY]
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			   "Ahead Warp 37 to the wild, loud PLANET OF THE
			    LUSTY WOMEN COMMODITIES BROKERS!"
[BLOOM COUNTY]
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			   "Yes, we're the nation's top corporate executives:
			    the valiant frontline in the battle for a purer
			    America!"
[BLOOM COUNTY]
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			   "It is practically impossible to teach good
			    programming style to students that have had prior
			    exposure to BASIC; as potential programmers they
			    are mentally mutilated beyond hope of
			    regeneration."
					   -- Dijkstra
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			   "I don't want no Commies in my car... no Christians
			    either."
[REPO MAN]
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			   "In terms of air-time and ad rates, View Age is
			    bigger than Islam, Judaism, IBM, Scientology, and
			    all but two Christian denominations.  Projections
			    indicate that they will pass the Catholics and the
			    700 Club by this time next year."
[The View-age Church on MAX HEADROOM]
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			   "Norm!"
						     "Shh!  Not now, you
						      idiot!"
[CHEERS]
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			   "Oh, God, he's been in the Dobey Gillis file
			    again."
[MAX HEADROOM]
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			   "Captain Justice 
			    knows no fear!"
						    "Captain Justice 
						     knows no women!"
[A decent line from ONCE A HERO]
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			   "Oboy!  It's the colorized version of CITIZEN
			    KANE... oh, my mistake.  It's just THE
			    FLINTSTONES."
[From SAM & MAX, FREELANCE POLICE]
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			   "DOM!... If it's not loud, it doesn't work!"
[MAX HEADROOM]
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			   "No sweat!  The Sheik is on the set.	 I didn't
			    major in political science at The University of
			    Illinois for nothing."
[SONIC DISRUPTORS]
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			   "Now... about my allowance..."
[Another bleedin' mutant from HULK]
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			   "Splendid chaps.  Kill-crazy as all get out."
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			   "Bob also asks if Bill Ward ever did any 3-D
			    comics.  Of course, ALL Bill Ward's comics are 3-D
			    comics."
					   -- Fandom Confidential
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				"With sales at an all-time high, Marvel will
				expand their line next month with a new
				title, "Marvel Two-On-One", which will pair
				two superpowered heroes against one
				not-so-supervillain.  Issue #1 pits Thor and
				The Hulk against Paste-Pot Pete."
					   -- Fandom Confidential
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			   "I must rise and behold the tiny skull which could
			    contain a brain so *worthless* that it commands
			    its keeper to disturb the great JOHN BYRNE as he
			    scales new heights of comic majesty! EGAD!	It's
			    worse than I thought!  It's JIM ENGEL and CHUCK
			    FIALA!"
[The John Byrne interview from FANDOM CONFIDENTIAL #1]
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			   "Hey!  I've got a TERRIFIC
			    idea! Let's go visit JOHN
			    BYRNE!"
						     "Hey, yeah!  Everyone
						      loves fanzines with JOHN
						      BYRNE in them!"
			   "This'll be GREAT! Maybe
			    he'll say something about
			    HOMOS!"
[Chuck and Jim anticipate the John Byrne interview]
----
			   "[New York] is the place where if you have talent,
			    and you believe in yourself, and you show people
			    what you can do, then some day, maybe -- just
			    maybe -- you could get shoved in front of a moving
			    subway train."
					   -- Dave Barry
----
			   "What was the name of the
			    dog on the `Brady
			    Bunch'?"
						     "...Florence Henderson?"
[Unknown]
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			   "Wow!  Death by Stereo!"
[One of the Vampire-hunters from THE LOST BOYS]
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			   "Remember kids, if there's a loaded gun in the
			    room, be sure that you're the one holding it."
					   -- Captain Combat
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			    Delta: We never make the same mistake three times.
[DAVID LETTERMAN!]
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			    Delta: A real man lands where he wants to.
[DAVID LETTERMAN!]
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			    Delta: Terrorists are afraid to fly with us.
[DAVID LETTERMAN!]
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			    Delta: The kids will love our inflatable slides.
[DAVID LETTERMAN!]
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			    Delta: We're Amtrak with wings.
[DAVID LETTERMAN!]
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			   "DEAD OR ALIVE, YOU ARE COMING WITH ME."
[ROBOCOP]
----
			   "I *LIKE* IT!!"
[Deliquent w/cannon in ROBOCOP]
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			   "...And I want a new
			    car... And I want the
			    city to pay for it all!"
						     "What kind of a car,
						      Miller?"
			   "Something with reclining
			    leather seats that goes
			    really fast and gets
			    really shitty gas
			    mileage."
[Frustrated city official from ROBOCOP]
----
			   "Murphy, I'm a mess!"
						     "That's OK.  They'll fix
						      you. They fix
						      everything."
[Robocop]
----
			   "Boy, this would make a great TV series..."
[A vagrant TV executive, from CROSSFIRE]
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			   "A scarred psyche is like a used Pinto... you can't
			    do anything with it."
					   -- David Addison
----
			   "Is there anyone on this ship who even...
			    remotely... resembles Satan, Mr. Spock?"
[Captain Kirk picks on Mr. Spock again]
----
			   "We call it SHADOWNET!  Pretty cool, eh?"
[A delinquent hacker talks to the Shadow]
----
			   "But that's the way of *all* flesh, ennit?"
[John Constantine, boy psychic investigator]
----
			   "I see Liberace in a white
			    ermine coat."
						     "That's right, Riley
						      Thorp!  And I've got
						      five more at home just
						      like it."
[Liberace returns from the dead in a bar.  From BADGER]
----
			   "I know this creature.  He
			    is the EMBODIMENT of EVIL
			    -- decades ago, his
			    machinations often brought
			    the world to the *BRINK*
			    of chaos!"
						     "Hey -- people change!"
[The Shadow and associates discuss Shiwan Khan.	 From THE SHADOW]
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			   "Where humor is concerned there are no standards --
			    no one can say what is good or bad, although you
			    can be sure that everyone will."
					   -- John Kenneth Galbraith
----
			   "Hello again, Peabody here..."
[The opening lines to almost every episode of PEABODY & SHERMAN]
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			   "Discussing whether Black and White comics will
			    survive is like asking whether sex will survive
			    AIDS."
					   -- Will Eisner
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			   "Color is like an orchestra playing behind a singer
			    too loud."
					   -- Will Eisner
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