"You´re an anti-dentit!"

- Cosmo Kramer

"Going after love fearing heartbreak is like going into battle into battle fearing the enemy's arrows.Be brave, shake off the sting of rejection and you may have victory just yet."-Wandering Bard, Mount and Blade:Warband.(paraphrasing a bit )

“If you are kind to me, I will love you dearly; if you pose a threat to those I hold dear, I will likely kill you.”

–Buffy the Bowgirl (The Buffy Doctrine)

"Control your anger because it's one letter away from danger."

I don't know who said this

Probably some martial artist master

Splinter.

Like from Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles?? Really? I don't remember that lol

I was joking but it does sound like a Splinter-ism.

"The unknown future rolls towards us. I face it for the first time with a sense of hope. Because if a machine, a terminator, can learn the value of human life... Maybe we can too."

-Sarah Connor

"I think ethnic holidays are dumb."

Rohirrim, St. Patrick's Day 2014

St Patrick's Day isn't an ethnic holiday!!!!



This post has been edited by ImperialSnob: Mar 18 2014, 12:05 PM

Just some gentle thoughts here -

Ethnicity can be defined by a variety of criteria that can include national origin, common culture, race or religion. I suppose Independence Day (USA), Cinco de Mayo (Mexico), Easter (Christian), Anzac Day (Australia), Passover (Jewish), Ramadan (Islam) and a host of other holidays could all be considered ethnic holidays. I, for one, celebrate those who celebrate them.

While I’m not a theologian, my understanding is that St Patrick was the patron saint of Ireland and is credited with bringing Christianity to Ireland. By linking ethnic holidays with St Patrick’s Day and concluding such holidays are dumb, are we to infer dislike of the Irish? Or dislike of all those who celebrate the holidays mentioned above? I’d be surprised if that was the intent of the quote above.

The only thing sort of dumb I find about St Paddie’s day is its modern glamorization of excessive drinking. But, that’s just me and I suppose the same can be said of many holidays.

"Sometimes you have to roll the hard six"

Commander Adama, Battlestar Galactica

“I don't think of all the misery, but of the beauty that still remains.”
― Anne Frank, The Diary of a Young Girl

I agree.

I meant to infer general dislike of the way people celebrate such holidays: big paper sombreros on Cinco De Mayo, stupidly big green sunglasses and ECKSBAWKSHUEG shamrocks, and *grr* Columbus Day. WHY THE FUDGE ARE WE CELEBRATING COLUMBUS?!

Edit: Oh, and the Fourth of July: "MURICA! LETS ALL EAT HOT DOGS OFF MURICA PLATES WHILE WE DRINK FROM MURICA CUPS AND WATCH THE MURICA FIREWORKS! MURICAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!

This post has been edited by Rohirrim: Mar 19 2014, 02:26 AM

The fourth of July celebration is a bad example because it is about celebrating American independence. It is one of the few holidays where the way it is celebrated actually makes sense.

You do relies only Americans celebrate in such ways.

To paraphrase George Bernard Shaw: Never wrestle with a pig. You’ll both get dirty, but the pig will like it.

"All great truths begin as blasphemies." - George Bernard Shaw