Out of Context Quotes
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"Am I the Pacific Brain? The Doltish, Shallow-Pated, or Hebetudinous Brain?
Indeed not... I am the Deadly Brain! Deadly, I say! You haven't a chance!"
Indeed not... I am the Deadly Brain! Deadly, I say! You haven't a chance!"
We should not be committing crimes based on beliefs that are two hours old.
To be honest, belief-based crimes are perhaps best avoided in general, no matter their age.
Agreed, but those who throw such wisdom to the wind make for some amazingly hilarious television.
Not sure if it's against the spirit of the thread, but for the context, the quote is from the episode "The Gang Gets Trapped" of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. Watched it for the 100th time last night and it hit me that this episode, more than most, epitomizes the entire series. If I were to suggest the show to anyone who'd not seen it, I'd have them watch this episode and offer that if they don't like it, then don't bother watching any others. Granted, it'd be out of the larger context (it's one of few episodes that happens entirely outside of Paddy's Pub, arguably the main stage of the franchise,) but it showcases each of the five main characters at their most "selves" as well as their collective impulsiveness, shit decision-making, and ultimate ineptitude.
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I know that, but the quote came very enthusiastically from the mouth of high school-aged alien girl in a cartoon, and I found it extremely funny.
Asking for a friend? (_|_)
Starting to enjoy mixing quotes from wildly different sources:
"[Real ale]'s flat and warm with bits in and it makes you fall over."
"So goeth the rule."
"[Real ale]'s flat and warm with bits in and it makes you fall over."
"So goeth the rule."
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No I'm asking for me.
Also, what show are you talking about with the alien girl cartoon?
Lol
Solar Opposites, basically Rick & Morty DLC. The previous quote about Idris Elba came from the same episode.
Well in both Britain and Australia it’s commonly used as an expression of frustration or describing something that will be a frustration. And what’s another common expression for that? A pain in the arse. And what does buggery produce, especially when done incorrectly? A pain in one’s arse.
