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John Donne

Renaissance Man
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We used to have one of these long ago run by... the poster who um, yes. Well it's better not to mention her. [Tear]

Often when I see particularly funny/poignant/profound bits in posts, I cut and paste them into a file to use as possible .sigs (with acknowledgement, of course).

Therefore I thought I'd start this thread for contributions from around the board of worthy sayings. The quote that prompted this thread:

quote:
jedijudy:
I don't need an AK47. I am a Mom, and I know how to give "the look".

Another one at random (I have a very large number)...

quote:
Kenwritez:
Damn! My extra taco at lunch snatched the Unimix out of the mouths of some starving Sudanese. Bad me. Maybe I'll console myself with a handful of pretzels and kill off some Bangladeshis. If I'm really lucky, that pepperoni pizza for dinner can take down most of India.

I didn't take down the names of threads they appeared, but iirc jj's is from the Cowboys and Indians thread and Ken's from an old one in Purgatory about the evils of fat Christians.

This I think from the same thread as Ken's:
quote:
jugular:
I like being fat. I am happy being fat. In fact, I feel called to fatness. Being a lardass has been a very important part of my faith journey. If I didn't cry at Little Athletics because I kept coming last, Mum would never have sent me to Sunday School. Because I'm fat people do not perceive me as threatening. Women can be open and honest without thinking I want to root them. When I laugh, my whole body has a good time.

<small>[ 11. February 2013, 06:48: Message buggered about with by: Ariston ]</small>

[ 13. February 2013, 15:35: Message edited by: Ariston ]

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John Donne

Renaissance Man
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[Rustle Rustle]

Does no-one grazing on the threads think, 'Oh! That is so cool! My Shipmates are so witty, clever, bizarre, intelligent (choose which applies). I'm going to preserve wot they said forever...'

[Angel]


Next up we have one of my favourite posters:


~~~ QUOTES FOR ALL SEASONS by duchess ~~~


Dude, you know exactly what I meant in my clear way of speaking.


Throw a shrimp on the barbie and burn it baby.


Magic 8 ball sez: Eye candy does not cut it, chicky.


I want to kick his a*& in Christian love.


Magic 8 Ball Sez: Spank.


I intend to try to keep the Dorian Grey thing going on until I snag me a nice young hot thang. [Ed. note: [Eek!] ]


Bite me. I say that dripping with Christian Charity.


Wow. Somebody's got crushy-poo.


I scare all the single men away in my church. ... If I looked more like Pamela Anderson, they might work through their fear.


I love him as my brother in Christ but I seriously long to kick his a**.


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Steel yourself friends, Magic 8 ball season is not far off:
"I am trying to hold off since not only is it time consuiming, but also I try to keep that spirit reeled in till holiday shopping time, when I can use it more freely."

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ChastMastr
Shipmate
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I love Kelly Alves' sig -- "People will not believe 'Jesus loves me, this I know' if they do not believe "Kelly loves me, this I know.'" I'm probably mangling it terribly, but I love it.

[Axe murder]

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dolphy

Lady of Perpetual Responsiblity
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Good to see this thread back again ( [Tear] )

There are so many quotes and sig's worthy of mention. One sig that always used to make me smile, forgive me I forget which shipmate it is: 'I came, I saw, I made notes in the margin'.

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Eigon
Shipmate
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Here are three quotations that I particularly like (I have others):

Sixteen hours of anti-Christian, anti-Semitic, proto-Nazi, racialist, nationalist, fatalist, elitist, neo-pagan, pompous, screaming, gibbering, incestuous, violent, glorious, wierdness; belted out in cod-medieval alliterative German by great singers, unfit for any other music, specially bred for the purpose by Knights Templar genetic engineers in secret underground fortresses....
That's ken describing the Ring Cycle

Welsh is the language that wants to be Gaelic when it grows up. It is also the only language where "sheep farmer" and "pimp" are the same word. The only thing the Welsh have got right is their way of dealing with English holiday homes.
From Lurker (a Scot)

This is my blood of the new covenant, shed for you and for many, so that you can fart about doing whatever you like and ignore what I've been banging on about for the last three years, but that's alright, really, no, that's fine. Don't mind me.
From Dyfrig

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Grits
Compassionate fundamentalist
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Nothing makes me laugh harder, think longer, study more nor entertain me like the Ship. Alas, my "Ship" file is only filled with real names, addresses, phone numbers, recipes, song links, etc. No quotes.

I feel so ashamed. Coot, from this day forward, when I read a brilliantly executed, far-fetched or nonsensical comment from a Shipmate, it's going to be copied and saved and shared.

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Lord, fill my mouth with worthwhile stuff, and shut it when I've said enough. Amen.

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Schroedinger's cat

Ship's cool cat
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This is too long to copy out, but I have just voted this as my all-time best post on the ship.

This is how to answer the brainless morons like Priest, who Smudgie was responding to, with a well argued case, rather than just rudeness.

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Blog
Music for your enjoyment
Lord may all my hard times be healing times
take out this broken heart and renew my mind.

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Sir Kevin
Ship's Gaffer
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Oh dear, we both came back with the same grocery shopping! (Goodric)

' [Projectile] [Projectile] [Projectile] ' (Pants)

Both quotes from the 'random' thread, but not consecutive.

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If you board the wrong train, it is no use running along the corridor in the other direction Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Writing is currently my hobby, not yet my profession.

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John Donne

Renaissance Man
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Ah, Eigon, yes, I have that one of ken's too. lol [Overused] (Though I have 'giant' where you have 'great').


~~~And now some put downs~~~
(The understated favoured over the frontal assault)

quote:
babybear on being on-topic in answer to someone in Hell:

We have asked the question. We have answered the question. The answer is that you are talking a load of bollox.

best wishes and big hugs,

bb

"Do be a good little weenie and stick with the program." Erin


"Oh boo-fucking-hoo, (Name Removed). Cry me a river." paigeb.


"Thank you for sharing. Now, who are you again?" Erin.


"...feel free to address your concerns to your waste paper bin. It'll care more than me." Sarkycow.


"dozy airheaded meringue-wearing slappers" Norman the Organ, Defn. of a Bride.


"All the warmth and emotion of a moribund trout trapped in a sandbag." Diapason.


"Trust me, dear heart, homosexuality is not the doctrine of the incarnation and Lambeth 98 was not Nicea." Professor Yaffle, now Callan.


"Sometimes, there is a groundswell of consensus that someone's posts are pure and unadulterated crap, in content, presentation or both, and that it's time they knew it." Cranmer’s Baggage.


"I am impressed that I have managed to post "so many liturgical solecisms in one post". I reward myself with a gold star." daisymay

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And my newest addition:

"Word has it that many Pagan priestesses also breathed as part of their rituals, and so I'm sure you will endeavor to stop doing so at your next service.)"
Mertseger, for those such as priest concerned with the adoption of pagan rituals into xtian ones.


[My quotes file is not systematic nor regular, so if you've said cool and/or witty and/or outrageous things which are absent from it, that isn't a reflection of their quality or my appraisal of it - just that I either didn't see 'em or wasn't very motivated about cutting and pasting at the time! I love youse all. [Tear] ]

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dolphy

Lady of Perpetual Responsiblity
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And one from the wonderful bunny with an axe, Ms Kelly Alves (recently seen in hell):

'Dirty fighting. Either slap me or don't but don't tell me it's a tickle'.

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Flausa

Mad Woman
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Also posted recently in Hell by our favourite Gator:

"Great googly moogly, you are crazier than a shithouse rat."

You've gotta respect someone who can use "great googly moogly" in an insult.

[ 30. September 2004, 12:57: Message edited by: Flausa ]

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Grits
Compassionate fundamentalist
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I went back, Coot, just for you, and found this one that I remember brought me great joy:

Fame--Grrrrrr
I wanna live forever...


by Beli on the hilarious "Fame... Grrrr" thread.

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ChristinaMarie
Shipmate
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Alan Creswell responding to a post by Flausa who had descibed how some of Benny Hinn's followers had screamed at her to rid her of demons because she had a headache. (On the TV Evangelists thread)

quote:
Praying for the Holy Spirit to heal a headache is an easy mistake to make. It's a simple confusion between paracetamol and paraclete.

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Ilkku
Shipmate
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my sig was from Mousetheif orginally -and it - fitted the situation perfectly

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Oh, and PS: It shouldn't be hard to spell my name right. It's on everything I post. (Mousethief)

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Gremlin
Ship's Cryptanalyst
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quote:
Originally posted by Ilkku:
my sig was from Mousetheif orginally -and it - fitted the situation perfectly
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Oh, and PS: It shouldn't be hard to spell my name right. It's on everything I post. (Mousethief)

And there are sooo damn many of those that nobody should ever get it wrong! [Biased]

Gremlin

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Too many freaks, not enough circuses.
Ahhh...I see the screw-up fairy has visited us again...
Oh I get it... like humour... but different.

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Goldfish Stew
Shipmate
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quote:
Originally posted by Ilkku:
my sig was from Mousetheif orginally -and it - fitted the situation perfectly

I hope that was intentional...

[Killing me] [Killing me] [Killing me]

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Flausa

Mad Woman
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Hey, as long as it's spelled right in the sig, that's all that matters isn't it? [Biased]

[ 03. October 2004, 20:24: Message edited by: Flausa ]

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Kelly Alves

Bunny with an axe
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In Purgatory:
Father Gregory posted this on the "How have Liberals contributed to Christianity?"--
quote:
Liberals(I have usually found ... assuming I could recognise one if I saw one) are people ... and being people, they generally have something good to contribute.

Then, minutes later, posted this on "How have Evangelicals contributed to Christianity?"--

quote:
Evangelicals (I have usually found ... assuming I could recognise one if I saw one) are people ... and being people, they generally have something good to contribute.

I am such a sucker for sass.

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Jesus loves me, this I know” of they don’t believe “Kelly loves me, this I know.”
Kelly Alves, somewhere around 2003.

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Elisabeth Scott
Shipmate
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Don't forget, "If you keep on calling me Satan I shall be forced to sing show tunes," which is Ken Writez' sig, I think.

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KenWritez
Shipmate
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Indeed it is, alltho I am toying with RooK's quote, "Note to self: must be more petty and cruel." Enough of this fluffy bunny guff!

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"The truth is you're the weak. And I'm the tyranny of evil men. But I'm tryin', Ringo. I'm tryin' real hard to be a shepherd." --Quentin Tarantino, Pulp Fiction

My blog: http://oxygenofgrace.blogspot.com

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Ilkku
Shipmate
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quote:
Originally posted by kiwigoldfish:
quote:
Originally posted by Ilkku:
my sig was from Mousetheif orginally -and it - fitted the situation perfectly

I hope that was intentional...

[Killing me] [Killing me] [Killing me]

LOL

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Flausa

Mad Woman
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From Mousethief on the "just war" thread in Purgatory:

quote:
Please don't put words in my mouth; it's crowded enough as it is.


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Fool of a Took

chock full o' nuts
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Rat, on the subject of a dieting book's more peculiar suggestions, over on "God, Food & Us"

quote:
And I already have to get up at 6.15 if I'm cycling to work - there is no way on earth I'm going to get up an hour earlier so I can drink a glass of warm water with lemon juice (goes straight to the bowels, apparently - not sure what it does there) and do an exercise to find my emotional core before breakfast. I don't have an emotional core at 5.30 am.


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duchess

Ship's Blue Blooded Lady
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Coot, I just saw this. I am so touched, you are so sweet to think me so clever. [Waterworks]

I really need to do another MG8Ball thread. [Devil]

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Ship of Fools-World Party

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dolphy

Lady of Perpetual Responsiblity
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From Flausa being random:
Men. Can't live with 'em. Can't let 'em decompose underneath your bed.

[Killing me]

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Trini
Shipmate
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Sorry I don't remember who said this. (It may have been Ronist or one of the Shipmates with the same avatar as Ronist.)

quote:
The US is not, of course, a colony. You were convicted of throwing tea into water that was not at a full boil and were therefore scrubbed from the membership list.
Some revisionist history there. [Biased]
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Ann

Curious
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Part of Furry Gherkin's sig at the moment

"I Think...Therefore I can't Thwim..."

[Furry Gherkin might not have put an apostrophe in ...]

[ 07. October 2004, 20:56: Message edited by: Ann ]

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Kelly Alves

Bunny with an axe
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From jlg:

quote:

(For most of my life, one of the things I couldn't accept about Christianity was this "we are all sinners" bit. Until I realized it just was a different way of saying we all want to be perfect, and we are all imperfect, and we all hate ourselves for that.)



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I cannot expect people to believe “
Jesus loves me, this I know” of they don’t believe “Kelly loves me, this I know.”
Kelly Alves, somewhere around 2003.

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Mamacita

Lakefront liberal
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I like kenwritez' line about "looking at God through the cat flap."

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Flausa

Mad Woman
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From Ruudy on the Conversions thread in Purgatory:
quote:
Some of us get the burning bush. Some of us a smoldering ashtray.

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John Donne

Renaissance Man
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They said it!


"the thing is when one has led such a debauched and fulfilled youth as as I have, ones fantasies become a place of restful ease rather than rabelaisian excitement..."
Septimus


"A trashy piece of Tory willy-waving to seduce the blue-rinse bloodsuckers in the cheap seats at party conference."
ken on s28.


"More bodice-ripping historical novels in an imaginary history."
ken on Star Trek, Babylon 5 and Blake's 7.


"what would be a simple fun flirtation with another turns into a rapacious ravening amusement park thrill ride with me"
Janine


"Why can't we have a theory of inspiration that allows for the inspiration of the rodent that ate the last page of Mark?"
psyduck


Q: "What amazing thing has God done in your life this week?"
A: "He's kept me from killing you and burning down your house with your terrified loved ones handcuffed inside."
Kenwritez


"We all know [the Hosts and Admins] spend their days lounging under palm fronds under the sun, eating grapes to the sound of lazily plucked guitars and languidly bestirring their oiled bodies only to allow the masseuse better access or to reach the drinks and nibbles tray."
kenwritez


"The fraction anthem is cover music, folks."
irreverentkit


"January 2011: Martin PCNot's posts turn out to be a code, containing an unsuspected Mystery of Fatima."
Duo Seraphim


"Praise Jesus that our sister has the chance to take part in a commercialised capitalist exploitation dressed like a slut! Hallelujah!"
Jugular (On joyous handraising by a charismatic congregation on hearing the news that a member was selected for Idol or some such)


"I haven't gotten a taste for Marilyn Manson, but I might be willing to try if it would upset people enough."
Scot


"MM may be gone from these boards, but I feel his spirit flowing up the Ship Canal."
Degs

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Kelly Alves

Bunny with an axe
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quote:
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Originally posted by Kepler's Puppet:
Since when did a Hell thread stay on topic for more than 50 posts? At least we're on page 2 and still talking about animals!


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I cannot expect people to believe “
Jesus loves me, this I know” of they don’t believe “Kelly loves me, this I know.”
Kelly Alves, somewhere around 2003.

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Kepler's Puppet
Shipmate
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From Kelly Alves, in a thread that caused some controversy....

quote:
Cotton ain't the greatest thing to shove up your wazoo, but at least it breathes
When I first read that, it was one of the funniest things I had heard for a long time!

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Kelly Alves

Bunny with an axe
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[Pardon my ego, but I have to admit I was pretty proud of that one myself.]

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I cannot expect people to believe “
Jesus loves me, this I know” of they don’t believe “Kelly loves me, this I know.”
Kelly Alves, somewhere around 2003.

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KenWritez
Shipmate
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That should have been another huge steaming pile of Cluely Goodness. --Amazing Grace

Feel my thrumming jealousy. -- RooK

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"The truth is you're the weak. And I'm the tyranny of evil men. But I'm tryin', Ringo. I'm tryin' real hard to be a shepherd." --Quentin Tarantino, Pulp Fiction

My blog: http://oxygenofgrace.blogspot.com

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Kelly Alves

Bunny with an axe
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Come to think of it, Grace comes up with some sweet ones. I will have to keep an eye out.

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I cannot expect people to believe “
Jesus loves me, this I know” of they don’t believe “Kelly loves me, this I know.”
Kelly Alves, somewhere around 2003.

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KenWritez
Shipmate
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"It's A Small World is a great advertisment for isolationist politics. If that's what heaven's like, I'm sinning my tits off for the rest of my life." --Marvin the Martian

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"The truth is you're the weak. And I'm the tyranny of evil men. But I'm tryin', Ringo. I'm tryin' real hard to be a shepherd." --Quentin Tarantino, Pulp Fiction

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Paul W.

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A couple from my quotes file:

"Sometimes the message of the Holy Spirit to those who have ears to hear is that the thing they are being told is a load of rubbish and they would be better off in the pub." - Amos

" Mmmm? Religious disagreements? Eh? Boys playing theological football in the park, deacons for goalposts? Mm? Marvellous. Oh no! The ball's gone near the road! Screech of breaks - splat! Mummy mummy, that boy did it! Take that you horrid Catholic. Mmmm? Marvellous." - Dyfrig

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jemimah
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quote:

Originally posted by IntellectbyProxy:
quote:

Originally posted by Pyx_e:
I think IbP is being drawn to the dark side of the force.

Better the dark side of the force than the dork side of the farce.


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tej
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A quote I like is
quote:
A man stands on a mountain on a planet orbiting a medium star. The Star orbits the center of a galaxey. The galaxey is one of many. And the man proclams himself greater than God
Another one I like is
quote:
It is not the number of people at a funeral but the number of tears.


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dolphy

Lady of Perpetual Responsiblity
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And from Vikki Pollard's sig:

I was going to put a signature but the pen won't write on the screen.

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Kelly Alves

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As this came flying out of my mouth the other day under duress, I figured I should thank Kenwritez:

quote:
F**k me running.
[Edited for Hellishness]

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I cannot expect people to believe “
Jesus loves me, this I know” of they don’t believe “Kelly loves me, this I know.”
Kelly Alves, somewhere around 2003.

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KenWritez
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The day of my funeral, Kelly's going to come forward and place a single rose on my casket. Someone will ask what I meant to her, and she'll answer, "He taught me 'f*ck me running.'"

It's legacies like this that are truly priceless. [Eek!]

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"The truth is you're the weak. And I'm the tyranny of evil men. But I'm tryin', Ringo. I'm tryin' real hard to be a shepherd." --Quentin Tarantino, Pulp Fiction

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Wesley J

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From the thread, "Dammit Jim, this is an office, not a bordello!".

Kepler's Puppet on the overuse of perfume or scent, in an answer to Zwingli:
quote:
I've walked past guys and could almost see the mosquitos dropping from the sky in their wake [Disappointed] . Ditto for women.


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Be it as it may: Wesley J will stay. --- Euthanasia, that sounds good. An alpine neutral neighbourhood. Then back to Britain, all dressed in wood. Things were gonna get worse. (John Cooper Clarke)

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Kelly Alves

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We had a great thread called "Things yout therapist would never tell you" that collected a lot of classics. My favorite was from Cusanus:

quote:
Your problem is you have delusions of adequacy.


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I cannot expect people to believe “
Jesus loves me, this I know” of they don’t believe “Kelly loves me, this I know.”
Kelly Alves, somewhere around 2003.

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Celsti
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From the 'jackass in pickup truck" thread, in Borde Del Infierno:

Pob said

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Mousethief, you apparently met one of the top ten contenders for the title of Thickest Racist of the Year. I wouldn't worry about him pouring petrol through your letter box. He'll probably pour it into his A:drive and try to email it to you.

tee hee ...

Oh, admire my sig while you are here, cos in a couple of days it's going to be replaced by a really good quote about postmodernism that I have to look up when I get that library book back.

me sig:
"The best lack all conviction, while the worst
Are full of passionate intensity."
- W.B. Yeats takes a glum look at modern Anglicanism.

(from "The Second Coming")

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Gunwog gumwam gore gadum, Nuda beiwud nadug, manedjare wengi, nuda ganmargmanbun. Mark 1:11, Gunwinggu.

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Sir Kevin
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'Sometimes we Snyffed our Snot' - Goodric from the A.C.R.O.N.Y.M.S. thread in Circus.

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If you board the wrong train, it is no use running along the corridor in the other direction Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Writing is currently my hobby, not yet my profession.

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dolphy

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And from Raspberry Rabbit posting in the Styx:

"...the Ship is an oasis of urbane behaviour in an otherwise evil and chaotic expanse of cyberspace".

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Jack the Lass

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Although I'd usually go for the "laughed so hard I bust a gut" kind of quote for this thread, Timothy the Obscure just posted this on the US election thread in Purgatory, and it had me nodding so hard my head nearly rolled off my neck:

"I certainly agree that Democrats, and the left in general (to the extent one can characterize the post-Clinton Democrats as "left") have made a terrible mistake in allowing the right to act as if it held trademark rights on the language of morality. People tell pollsters they vote on the basis of "moral values" which seems to mean nothing more than "other people's sex lives." I vote on the basis of moral values too: the moral value of social and economic equality; the moral value of caring for the sick; the moral value of not bombing civilians (or anyone else if you can help it); the moral value of not allowing corporations to exploit and rob workers and communities; the moral value of leaving a livable planet for our grandchildren. These are in no way less serious "moral values" than the sexual virtues that conservatives make so much of (indeed, I consider them far more morally serious and substantive than personal chastity). All the liberals I know are liberals because they believe liberalism to be a morally superior philosophy, and for many of them, that conviction stems from religious belief (Christian or otherwise). We need to say that louder."

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Kelly Alves

Bunny with an axe
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(In honor of Wood's retirement)

Way back when I first joined the Ship, I copied down something Wood had in his sig. I thought it was the most repsectful phrasing of disagreement that I had ever seen, and really attracted me to the site. Here it is, straight form my quote wall:

quote:
I've thought about it. I know what I am talking about. I am aware of the literature. I completely understand what you are saying. My opinion is different.I'll credit you with the intelligence to work out what that means for yourself.


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I cannot expect people to believe “
Jesus loves me, this I know” of they don’t believe “Kelly loves me, this I know.”
Kelly Alves, somewhere around 2003.

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