The Movie Quote Meme
Surprisingly enough, I have no homework tonight. So, it's time for another meme. This one was super fun. :D
If you want to play in your own yard, go to IMDB, find a favorite movie and click on the left menu bar for "memorable quotes." Pick one and post it on your blog, and invite readers to post their guesses in the comment section.
((So, these quotes are from my ten favorite movies, though in no particular order. Post your guesses! Then again, you guys know me well enough to get them all right...))
1.) "I have goals. I wanna be just like you. I figure all I'll need is a lobotomy and some tights."
2.) "You can't wipe out an entire tent city, then just go home and watch It's a Wonderful Life on TV!"
3.) "Death cannot stop true love. All it can do is delay it for a little while."
4.) "Listen-- strange women lyin' in ponds, distributin' swords is no basis for a system of government! Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some... farcical, aquatic ceremony!"
5.) "It is too pretty a day to be so unhappy. Did you fall down? Why so shy? Nothing to be ashamed of-- we all stumble from time to time. Do you see that enchanting lady in green? Once, when she was just a maiko, she fell clean off her wooden shoes!"
6.) "Lower your flags and march straight back to England, stopping at every home to beg forgiveness for a hundred years of theft, rape, and murder. Do this and your men shall live. Do it not, and every one of you will die today."
7.) "I finally get a bouquet and it's a goodbye present. That's depressing."
8.) "Nikki, how come you no come to curler my hairs this morning?"
9.) "I have introduced myself. You have introduced yourself. This is a very good conversation."
10.) "So, this is hell. And there's a crucifix in it."
Like I said, post your guesses and then do the quiz yourself. Most of us probably share some of the same favorites, but there are lots of quotes to choose from. :D
Mmm... in other news... I missed my bus yesterday. It would have been more hilarious if I hadn't already used up most of my sick days this semester. Also, it was an A-Day yesterday, and I actually love A-Days. Child Development is a course I need for my Education path, and it's filled with seniors who really don't give a crap about anything that isn't sex or football. So, we don't do much in there. Speech requires a grand total of one minute of work per day, and English may be more difficult (being Pre-AP), but it's so much fun with the guys I sit with. And last is Biology, which might as well be called "Two Hours of Goofing Off and Talking About Anime with Holly." Needless to say, it's my favorite class. Mrs. Flores rocks.
B-Days are not nearly as awesome. First I have Interior Design. I have already expressed my megaloathing for this class in a previous entry, I believe. After that is AP World History. It's a lecture-based class, and I happen to be passing that one. (I'm pretty proud of this fact, since the exams are fracking impossible.) Then I go to Geometry (after scrambling to do the homework during lunch). My class is full of idiots, but it's the good kind of idiot. Yesterday four of them burst into spontaneous Backstreet Boys songs. My last class is Theater Tech.
Now, see, they couldn't put me in Theater 2, because back at Williams, I wasn't technically in Theater 1. I was in Advanced Theater, and they don't offer that in Prosper. Thus, I agreed to try Theater Tech. I figured, hey, it'd be a good chance to learn how to work lighting and soundboards.
Dear Barbara, was I wrong. In Theater Tech, we are Ms. Harlow's mindless errand-bitches, stapling packets, painting posters, and moving chairs. The woman doesn't strike me as being totally all-there. Last week she yelled at us for about an hour because one of us apparently stole her cell phone and iPod. She found said items the next day in her car, but never apologized to us.
Mkay, done ranting. Hyuu~
Much Love,
Tisbee
If you want to play in your own yard, go to IMDB, find a favorite movie and click on the left menu bar for "memorable quotes." Pick one and post it on your blog, and invite readers to post their guesses in the comment section.
((So, these quotes are from my ten favorite movies, though in no particular order. Post your guesses! Then again, you guys know me well enough to get them all right...))
1.) "I have goals. I wanna be just like you. I figure all I'll need is a lobotomy and some tights."
2.) "You can't wipe out an entire tent city, then just go home and watch It's a Wonderful Life on TV!"
3.) "Death cannot stop true love. All it can do is delay it for a little while."
4.) "Listen-- strange women lyin' in ponds, distributin' swords is no basis for a system of government! Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some... farcical, aquatic ceremony!"
5.) "It is too pretty a day to be so unhappy. Did you fall down? Why so shy? Nothing to be ashamed of-- we all stumble from time to time. Do you see that enchanting lady in green? Once, when she was just a maiko, she fell clean off her wooden shoes!"
6.) "Lower your flags and march straight back to England, stopping at every home to beg forgiveness for a hundred years of theft, rape, and murder. Do this and your men shall live. Do it not, and every one of you will die today."
7.) "I finally get a bouquet and it's a goodbye present. That's depressing."
8.) "Nikki, how come you no come to curler my hairs this morning?"
9.) "I have introduced myself. You have introduced yourself. This is a very good conversation."
10.) "So, this is hell. And there's a crucifix in it."
Like I said, post your guesses and then do the quiz yourself. Most of us probably share some of the same favorites, but there are lots of quotes to choose from. :D
Mmm... in other news... I missed my bus yesterday. It would have been more hilarious if I hadn't already used up most of my sick days this semester. Also, it was an A-Day yesterday, and I actually love A-Days. Child Development is a course I need for my Education path, and it's filled with seniors who really don't give a crap about anything that isn't sex or football. So, we don't do much in there. Speech requires a grand total of one minute of work per day, and English may be more difficult (being Pre-AP), but it's so much fun with the guys I sit with. And last is Biology, which might as well be called "Two Hours of Goofing Off and Talking About Anime with Holly." Needless to say, it's my favorite class. Mrs. Flores rocks.
B-Days are not nearly as awesome. First I have Interior Design. I have already expressed my megaloathing for this class in a previous entry, I believe. After that is AP World History. It's a lecture-based class, and I happen to be passing that one. (I'm pretty proud of this fact, since the exams are fracking impossible.) Then I go to Geometry (after scrambling to do the homework during lunch). My class is full of idiots, but it's the good kind of idiot. Yesterday four of them burst into spontaneous Backstreet Boys songs. My last class is Theater Tech.
Now, see, they couldn't put me in Theater 2, because back at Williams, I wasn't technically in Theater 1. I was in Advanced Theater, and they don't offer that in Prosper. Thus, I agreed to try Theater Tech. I figured, hey, it'd be a good chance to learn how to work lighting and soundboards.
Dear Barbara, was I wrong. In Theater Tech, we are Ms. Harlow's mindless errand-bitches, stapling packets, painting posters, and moving chairs. The woman doesn't strike me as being totally all-there. Last week she yelled at us for about an hour because one of us apparently stole her cell phone and iPod. She found said items the next day in her car, but never apologized to us.
Mkay, done ranting. Hyuu~
Much Love,
Tisbee