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# 1823

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# 182 BC

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# 1826

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# 22 BC

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# 228

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# 22 vs. Earth

22 vs. Earth is a 2021 American computer animated film about a soul trying to prevent other souls from going to Earth.
    Directed by Kevin Nolting. Written by Josh Cooley. Produced by Lourdes Marquez Alba.

## Dialogue

    Female Jerry: [talking to 22] It's so nice to see you making new friends.
    D-Pac: [comes to the front] I love 22.
    22: [whispering] You don't know me.
    D-Pac: I don't know 22.
    [a long-nosed picture appears on the belly of D-Pac, being replaced by a symbol of planet Earth]
    D-Pac: I love lying! [rushes to Earth]
    Male Jerry: Ugh! As if Earth needs another politician.

## Cast

* Tina Fey as 22
* Alice Braga and Richard Ayoade as two soul counselors in the Great Before who are each named Jerry
* Juliana Alcorn as New Soul
* Micah Chen as Moonbeam
* Adela Drabek as Peanut
* Aiyanna Miorin as Zimmy
* Karee Ducharme as Macaroni
* Samantha Ho as D-Pac
* Azriel Dalman as Neptune

## External links

* 22 vs. Earth quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# 31 BC

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# 316

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# 312

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# 313

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# Chee Hui Yee

Chee Hui Yee is a Malaysian virologist and senior lecturer at the Department of Medical Microbiology and Parasitology at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences of Universiti Putra Malaysia.

## Quotes

* This is common (that genetic variations commonly occurred when viruses spread from host to host). While the virus replicates itself and spreads from one host to another, there might be some mutations.
** Chee Hui Yee (2020) cited in "'More studies needed on virus mutations'" on New Straits Times, 6 March 2020.
# Cheech & Chong's The Corsican Brothers

Cheech & Chong's The Corsican Brothers (1984) is the sixth feature-length film starring the comedy duo Cheech and Chong. They star as the two brothers in a parody of various film adaptations of the classic Alexandre Dumas novel, The Corsican Brothers.

## Louis Corsican

* I'm so hungry I could eat a bowl of lard with a hair in it!
* Tickle your buns with a feather! Aheeee!
* You ever had a taco? I guess they don't have tacos in France. I remember one time this restaurant I used to work... err... I mean, own. They had a contest to see who could eat the most. I ate 143, and I was still hungry, but they had to close the restaurant.
* Fuckaire, the only thing I want to say is: you've kept me in a dungeon, and you've beaten me, and you've tortured me, and you even kissed me. And, I want these people to know that the only thing you've really done is make me really, really hungry.

## The Evil Fuckaire

* Don't be a stupid Fuckaire.
* Believe me, if you weren't a woman, I'd kiss you for that.

## Dialogue

    Louis Corsican: The Evil Fuckaire - he's trisexual!
    Lucian Corsican: Trisexual?
    Louis Corsican: Yeah, he'll try anything: men, women, goats, chickens, dogs, mud... anything!
    Louis Corsican: I'm your brother, Louis.
    Lucian Corsican: Liar, my brother wasn't Mexican.

## Cast

* Cheech Marin - Louis Corsican
* Tommy Chong - Lucian Corsican
* Roy Dotrice - The Evil Fuckaire/Ye Old Jailer
* Shelby Chong - Princess I
* Rikki Marin - Princess II
* Edie McClurg - The Queen
* Robbi Chong - Princess III
* Rae Dawn Chong - The Gypsy
* Kay Dotrice - The Midwife
* Jennie C. Kos - The Pregnant Mother
* Martin Pepper - Martin
* Yvan Chiffre - Tax Collector #1
* Dan Schwarz - Tax Collector #2
* Jean-Claude Dreyfus - Marquis Du Hickey
* Serge Fedoroff - Nostrodamus

## External links

* Cheech & Chong's The Corsican Brothers quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# Cheech Marin

Richard "Cheech" Marín (born July 13, 1946) is an American stand-up comedian, actor, voice actor, writer and activist.

## Quotes

* Right when I was born. I was born and my uncle looked in the crib and I was this curled-up little baby and he says, "Oh, he looks like a little chicharron." The chicharron is a deep-fried pig skin, you know? And I looked like this little curlycue, like a curly fry. And he said, "Oh, he looks like a little chicharron." So that became my family name, Chicharron. And that got shortened to Cheech…
** On how he earned the name “Cheech” in “CHEECH MARIN” in The Comedy Couch (2006 Jul 10)
* It is very much like Chicano art..It is sophisticated and primitive simultaneously. The scenes would play out and ... the comedy would be absorbed rather than having it jammed down [your throat].
** On how he views his work in the duo Cheech & Chong in “Cheech Marin On How His Famed Comic Collaboration Was Like Chicano Art” in NPR (2017 Mar 13)
* It is a very physically and mentally torturous process. It goes 18-20 hours a day, and if you’re stoned during that whole period, you’re not going to make a good movie, because you just won’t have the stamina to physically and mentally do that. And it’s every day. So we didn’t get stoned making the record, never stoned on stage. But we were very disciplined artists about what we were doing. It didn’t magically happen. Well, it did magically happen, but not without effort.
** On how there’s a misconception that he’s like his stoner character in “Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong Are Not Their Characters: ‘It’s All for the Love of the Art’” in The Wrap (2018 Sep 14)
# Checking out

Checking out (2013) by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie The story is narrated entirely in the third person. Obinze, the Nigerian protagonist, lives in London after entering the United Kingdom on a six-month visa. After two years in the country, his visa has expired, making him an unauthorized immigrant. Although he finds London cold and unwelcoming, he longs for the beneﬁts of legal citizenship. Obinze meets two Angolans who oﬀer to arrange a marriage for him to gain citizenship. He gives the men a deposit of £200 and agrees to pay £2,000 later. The Angolans claim that they will not profit from the arrangement, as they must pay the woman Obinze will marry. A few days later, Obinze meets Cleotilde, his future wife.

## Quotes

* dewy and fresh” appearance
** (Paragraph 11).
* There were difficulties in her life that he wanted to know more about, parts of her thick, shapely body that he longed to touch, but he was wary of complicating things. He would wait until after their wedding, until the business side of their relationship was finished
* Removed. The word made Obinze feel inanimate. A thing to be removed. A thing without breath and mind. A thing.
* Sometimes he would stop outside a tube station, often by a flower or a newspaper vender, and watch the people brushing past. They walked so quickly, as if they had an important destination, a purpose to their lives. His eyes would follow them, with a lost longing, and he would think, You can work, you are legal, you are visible, and you don’t even know how fortunate you are.
* wistfully, like an admiring foreigner”
** (Paragraph 27)
* averse to foreign young men”
** (Paragraph 42)
* a real gent”
** (Paragraph 90)
* weightless menace,” while the buildings “all [wear] a mournful face”
** (Paragraph 1).
* asylum seekers draining the National Health Service” and feels scrutinized and judged
** (Paragraph 98)
* They walked so quickly, as if they had an important destination, a purpose to their lives. His eyes would follow them, with a lost longing, and he would think, You can work, you are legal, you are visible, and you don’t even know how fortunate you are.”
** (Paragraph 1)
* I’ve never been to Africa. I’d love to go.’ She said ‘Africa’ wistfully, like an admiring foreigner, loading the word with exotic excitement. Her black Angolan father had left her white Portuguese mother when she was three, she told him, and she had not seen him since, nor had she ever been to Angola. She said this with a shrug and a cynical raise of her eyebrows, as though it had never bothered her, an eﬀort so out of character, so jarring, that it showed him just how deeply it did bother her.”
** (Paragraph 27)
* He wanted to kiss her, her upper lip pinker and shinier with lip gloss than the lower, to hold her, to tell her how deeply, irrepressibly grateful he was. She would never ﬂaunt her power over him.”
** (Paragraph 29)

## External links

* super summary
* Super summary quotes
* mookse and gripes
# Cheech & Chong

Cheech & Chong are a comedy duo who found a wide audience in the 1970s and 1980s for their stand-up routines, which were based upon the era's hippie, free love and especially drug culture movements. Richard "Cheech" Marin played a cholo from Los Angeles, while Tommy Chong was a burned-out "druggie" whose entire life revolved around getting high.

## Quotes

* Earache my eye, how would you like a butt-ache?
** "Earache My Eye", Cheech & Chong's Wedding Album (1974).
* Cheech: [sings] Mexican Americans don't like to just get into gang fights, they like flowers and music and white girls named Debbie too. Mexican Americans are named Chata and Chella and Chemma and have a son in law named Jeff. Mexican Americans don't like to get up early in the morning but they have to so they do it real slow. Mexican Americans love education so they go to night school and take Spanish and get a B. Mexican Americans love their nanas and their nonos and their ninas and their ninos, nanoo nanoo nina nonoo! Mexican Americans don't like to go to the movies where the dude has to wear contact lenses to make his blue eyes brown cause don't it make my brown eyes blue. And that's all I got, how do ya like it?" Chong: Oh that's good. Cheech: That's like a protest tune, man. Chong: Yeah, I dig that. But you know, while you were singing that, I wrote another tune. Cheech: Oh yeah? Chong: Yeah, it's, it's like the same thing, only different. You want to hear it? Cheech: Yeah, yeah. Chong: It's like a little more rock and roll than that one. Cheech: All right, get down. Chong: Something like this here. [sings] Beaners! Beaners! [speaking] I gotta work a little more on the lyrics. Cheech: Yeah that's heavy man. [phone rings] Keep working on it, man. Chong: [singing in the background] Beaners! Beaners gonna... Cheech: Hello. Mexican Americans like to answer telephone calls and say hello to whoever's on the other end.
** Cheech & Chong's Next Movie (1980).
* Cheech: Uh, his name is RAAAAAALPH, man.
** Up in Smoke (1978); a police officer has pulled Cheech and Chong over, and asked what Chong's name is; Chong then throws up in the car, prompting Cheech's response.
* Cheech (as Buzz Wired): Hi, this is Buzz Wired from DORK Radio, and you have just won BAM!!!! Bummin' Around Money!
** From "DORK Radio", a track from the 1980 album Let's Make A New Dope Deal
* Chong: Good evening, and welcome to... Cheech: White World Of Sports! Chong: Brought to you by... Cheech: Budweiser! Chong: Breakfast of Champions. Cheech: Remember, when you're out of Bud... Both: Tough Schlitz.
** From "White World Of Sports", which appears on the 1973 album Los Cochinos.
* Chong:Hey, which one of you is the DJ? Cheech (as Wink Dinkerson): Uh, that's me, Wink Dinkerson, from KRUTE Radio. Chong: Aw, far out, Dink.
** "Wink Dinkerson", from the 1971 debut album Cheech & Chong
* Cheech:Hey man, give me a sip. Chong:Okay... Cheech:Hey, that's pee! Chong: I know. It's for my probation officer. Cheech: Oh. Does he drink pee?
** From Cheech and Chong's Next Movie (1980).
# Chebet Lesan

Chebet Lesan (born c. 1989) is a Kenyan climate activist and entrepreneur whose company BrightGreen creates charcoal briquettes from local waste materials.

## Quotes

* The forest there [at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro] was well on its way to becoming extinct, due to charcoal-burning activities conducted there. That sight horrified me. It also stirred something in me that I did not think existed,
** Quoted in "Recycled Charcoal Briquette Saves 800+ Tons Of Kenyan Trees", Huffington Post (June 12, 2017)
* If you want to begin a start-up begin with the little you have. Eventually people will notice what you have put into it and investors will come in. It is rare for financial institutions to invest in a radical idea but if you begin with something small then someone is bound to notice your effort.
** Quoted in "Chebet Lesan, 28-year-old who produces charcoal briquettes", The Saturday Standard (August 23, 2018)
* Never think that your idea is farfetched, invest in it and it will bring in good results. Surround yourself with positive people who will propel you into greatness.
** Quoted in "Chebet Lesan, 28-year-old who produces charcoal briquettes", The Saturday Standard (August 23, 2018)
# 1135

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