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Quote Game!

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That's too easy, if you're going to quote Sam Jackson, do it in a less obvious movie than Pulp Fiction or at least in a less obvious scene.

No no, that's a WoT quote, I can't put my finger on who said it though... I need to sleep on this.

Yes! I just figured out who said it, it was a blue, but I don't know which book she said it in or to whom.

 

It was Morraine, I don't know if that rings a bell to anyone else.

If I was to hazard a guess I would say it was something that Moraine would say to prehaps Nyn or Egwene.

 

Also if I'm right my quote from before:

1st person-"You used to find me attractive"

2nd person-"Honey, you got real ugly"

 

ARMY OF DARKNESS!

 

ohmygod,l Bruce Campbell is so awesome

 

anyhoo:

 

"Okay, Lindsay, are you forgetting that I was a professional twice over - an analyst and a therapist. The world's first analrapist. "

Arrested Development, I love that show :D

 

"Such amusing fiction, these stories they tell. It always comes to this. If they really had a desire to live, they would've been more aware of how easy it is to die, would've chosen their actions more wisely. In these moments, you can tell they're not regretting having hurt you. They regret doing it to your face."

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