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Search Funny Movie Quotes By Paul Reiser

It's not like some movies where you're following a bunch of different stories you can cut around. There was nowhere to cut to. It's these guys. We're not cutting back to anybody else. — Paul Reiser

Search Funny Movie Quotes By Arthur Schopenhauer

If we are distracted and read thoughtlessly, and then realize that we have indeed taken in all the words, but no concepts. — Arthur Schopenhauer

Search Funny Movie Quotes By Heidi Heilig

I never knew you had such a fine eye for fabrics," I said as we continued up the street. "You should have been a tailor instead of a thief."
"I have a fine eye for all things, amira, which is why I'm a thief and not a tailor. — Heidi Heilig

Search Funny Movie Quotes By Monika Kristofferson

Being organized is not about being company-ready 24/7. It's about being able to find what you need and restore order quickly. — Monika Kristofferson

Search Funny Movie Quotes By Paul Jacob

I agree with Thomas Jefferson, who once wrote that he would support the death penalty only when the infallibility of human judgment had been demonstrated. — Paul Jacob

Search Funny Movie Quotes By C.S. Lewis

Gratitude exclaims ... 'How good of God to give me this.' Adoration says, 'What must be the quality of that Being whose far-off and momentary coruscations are like this!' One's mind runs back up the sunbeam to the sun. — C.S. Lewis

Search Funny Movie Quotes By Robert Ferrigno

Man had to hang on to his pride. — Robert Ferrigno

Search Funny Movie Quotes By Lawrence Keeley

...an early missionary in New Zealand heard a Maori warrior taunting the preserved head of an enemy chief in the following fashion:

You wanted to run away, did you? but my meri (war club] overtook you: and after you were cooked, you made food for my mouth. And where is your father? he is cooked: and where is your brother? he is eaten:-and where is your wife? there she sits, a wife for me:-and where are your children? there they are, with loads on their backs, carrying food, as my slaves.' In Maori warfare, decapitation marked the beginning, not the end, of a vanquished warrior's humiliation. — Lawrence Keeley