Move Quote Status Updates (last 4 weeks)
[Raistlin Brown] says, "That's a bingo!" Is that the way you say it - "That's a bingo"?
[Raistlin Brown]'s reputation precedes him.
[Raistlin Brown] says, "There's always the unexpected."
[Raistlin Brown] says, "Nothing is written."
[Raistlin Brown] doesn't like to lose. (Read it like James Tiberius Kirk might say it after pulling an anti-Kobayashi Maru on Khan Noonien Singh.)
[Raistlin Brown] says that if anything goes wrong, make a sound like a dying giraffe.
[Raistlin Brown] says, "We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us."
[Raistlin Brown] fears that nobody's looking for a puppeteer in today's wintry economic climate.
[Raistlin Brown] is not, nor has he ever been, a psychologist.
[Raistlin Brown] would like to take everybody in this entire audience out for milk and cookies. There are buses outside. Everybody follow me!
[Raistlin Brown] says, "That's unfortunate, because here it makes no difference whether you have forgotten it, or whether you never knew it."
[Raistlin Brown] suggests you not underestimate the staggering drawing power of the Garden State.
[Raistlin Brown] says, "Bide your time and everything becomes clear, and you can act accordingly."
[Raistlin Brown] says that it's o.k. He wouldn't remember him either.
[Raistlin Brown] is shocked - shocked! - to find that gambling is going on in here!
[Raistlin Brown] says, "There is no civility - only politics."
[Raistlin Brown] was banished for being clumsy.
[Raistlin Brown] says the biggest problem in the universe is no one helps each other.
[Raistlin Brown] says that mind tricks don't work on him. Only money.
[Raistlin Brown] ends the regular movie quotes and poses a question. Save for one that was chosen to coincide with my Vegas trip (Casablanca gambling quote), the quotes of the last three weeks [note: this goes back to the dying giraffe] have something in common. What is that commonality, and what is the significance (admittedly subjective) of it?
[Raistlin Brown]'s reputation precedes him.
[Raistlin Brown] says, "There's always the unexpected."
[Raistlin Brown] says, "Nothing is written."
[Raistlin Brown] doesn't like to lose. (Read it like James Tiberius Kirk might say it after pulling an anti-Kobayashi Maru on Khan Noonien Singh.)
[Raistlin Brown] says that if anything goes wrong, make a sound like a dying giraffe.
[Raistlin Brown] says, "We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us."
[Raistlin Brown] fears that nobody's looking for a puppeteer in today's wintry economic climate.
[Raistlin Brown] is not, nor has he ever been, a psychologist.
[Raistlin Brown] would like to take everybody in this entire audience out for milk and cookies. There are buses outside. Everybody follow me!
[Raistlin Brown] says, "That's unfortunate, because here it makes no difference whether you have forgotten it, or whether you never knew it."
[Raistlin Brown] suggests you not underestimate the staggering drawing power of the Garden State.
[Raistlin Brown] says, "Bide your time and everything becomes clear, and you can act accordingly."
[Raistlin Brown] says that it's o.k. He wouldn't remember him either.
[Raistlin Brown] is shocked - shocked! - to find that gambling is going on in here!
[Raistlin Brown] says, "There is no civility - only politics."
[Raistlin Brown] was banished for being clumsy.
[Raistlin Brown] says the biggest problem in the universe is no one helps each other.
[Raistlin Brown] says that mind tricks don't work on him. Only money.
[Raistlin Brown] ends the regular movie quotes and poses a question. Save for one that was chosen to coincide with my Vegas trip (Casablanca gambling quote), the quotes of the last three weeks [note: this goes back to the dying giraffe] have something in common. What is that commonality, and what is the significance (admittedly subjective) of it?