Name who spoke this quote and make quote for next person guess.
"God is dead"
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(Hint: He is german)
Feces Tosser · Posts: 157
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Quote game [Locked]
Feces Tosser · Posts: 222
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Hitler? *shruggs* 
"I am not a crook."
"I am not a crook."
Feces Tosser · Posts: 157
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Maybe this question too hard.
I gonna give answer is Nietzsche. depend on you.
I gonna give answer is Nietzsche. depend on you.
Toe Biter · Posts: 570
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To Razz's Q... Al Capone
Who said: "Don't disarrange my circles!"
Who said: "Don't disarrange my circles!"
FFF Editorialist · Posts: 611
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Actually "I am not a crook" is Nixon and to my master's quote, I don't know
Feces Tosser · Posts: 192
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To the "don't dissarrange my circles!" quote, my four-year old sister.
New quote: "...I...am...your...father!"
New quote: "...I...am...your...father!"
Feces Tosser · Posts: 128
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Darth Vader of the Star Wars series.
Hehe, your four year old sister? I bet that's not who he meant ;p
But hey, in case he did, I may as well put up another one...
"True friends stab you in the front."
(Arkmam, do speak up if we need to disregard this one ;p)
Hehe, your four year old sister? I bet that's not who he meant ;p
But hey, in case he did, I may as well put up another one...
"True friends stab you in the front."
(Arkmam, do speak up if we need to disregard this one ;p)
Toe Biter · Posts: 570
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My quote was Archimedes
Toe Biter · Posts: 647
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Anyone know this then:
"Yes you could place the most fearsome seaman, the bravest pilot and the deadliest soldier at the same table. What would you get? The Sum Of All Fears"
Who said that?
[Hint: During WWII]
"Yes you could place the most fearsome seaman, the bravest pilot and the deadliest soldier at the same table. What would you get? The Sum Of All Fears"
Who said that?
[Hint: During WWII]
FFF Editorialist · Posts: 611
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Winston Churchill said that. Also he didn't say sum of all fears. He said sum of their fears.
"A rose by any other name will smell as sweet"
testing your knowledge of the classics.
"A rose by any other name will smell as sweet"
testing your knowledge of the classics.
Toe Biter · Posts: 647
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Sorry 'bout that Hobbes.
And for your quote, was it Shakespear?
And for your quote, was it Shakespear?
FFF Editorialist · Posts: 611
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Yeah but from which book?
Toe Biter · Posts: 647
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*wild guess*
Hamlet?
Hamlet?
FFF Editorialist · Posts: 611
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No, I don't believe the Prince of Denmark would say that. That doesn't sound very Scandivianish to me. It was in "Romeo and Juliet"
Now another one.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge."
Now another one.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge."
Toe Biter · Posts: 570
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Shakespear, A Midsummer nights dream?
"I call Christianity the *one* great curse, the *one* great intrinsic depravity, the *one* great instinct for revenge for which no expedient is sufficiently poisonous, secret, subterranean, *petty* -- I call it the *one* mortal blemish of mankind."
HINT: The person has been quoted before
"I call Christianity the *one* great curse, the *one* great intrinsic depravity, the *one* great instinct for revenge for which no expedient is sufficiently poisonous, secret, subterranean, *petty* -- I call it the *one* mortal blemish of mankind."
HINT: The person has been quoted before