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# William Allingham

William Allingham (19 March 1824 – November 18, 1889) was an Irish man of letters and poet.

## Quotes

* Up the airy mountain, Down the rushy glen, We daren't go a-hunting, For fear of little men.
** Poem: The Fairies.
* No funeral gloom, my dears, when I am gone, corpse-gazing, tears, black raiment, graveyard grimness. Think of me as withdrawn into the dimness, yours still, you mine. Remember all the best of our past moments, and forget the rest; and so to where I wait, come gently on.
** Poem: No funeral gloom - part of funeral of actress Ellen Terry 1928.
* Out of the city, far away With spring to-day! Where copses tufted with primrose Give me repose, Wood-sorrel and wild violet Soothe my soul's fret.
** Poem: A Holiday.
* Winds and waters keep A hush more dead than any sleep.
** Ruined Chapel; reported in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. (1919).
* Now Autumn's fire burns slowly along the woods And day by day the dead leaves fall and melt.
** Autumnal Sonnet; reported in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. (1919).
* Autumn's the mellow time.
** The Winter Pear; reported in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. (1919).
* Oh, bring again my heart's content, Thou Spirit of the Summer-time!
** Song; reported in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. (1919).
* Scarcely a tear to shed; Hardly a word to say; The end of a Summer's day; Sweet Love is dead.
** An Evening; reported in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. (1919).
* Tantarrara! the joyous Book of Spring Lies open, writ in blossoms.
** Daffodil; reported in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. (1919).
* Mary kept the belt of love, and oh, but she was gay! She danced a jig, she sung a song that took my heart away.
** Lovely Mary Donnelly; reported in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. (1919).
# Simon Amstell

Simon Amstell (born 29 November 1979) is an English comedian and television presenter. He is best known for presenting Popworld and Never Mind the Buzzcocks.

## Sourced

* You just threw cheese at Sam & Mark. Don't you think they've suffered enough?!
** Brit Awards Red Carpet 2005

## External links

* Simon Amstell Official Website
* Popworld on Wikipedia
# Simi Bedford

Simi Bedford is a Nigerian novelist based in Britain.

## Quotes

* I went to school in England and I was taught about slavery, but I was taught about it from a very European point of view - that this was a horrible episode, but actually, Europeans then realised that it was a terrible thing they were doing and so very kindly, as a gift, gave freedom to the slaves.
** Simi spoke about slavery BBC News
* How we danced. The music poured through our veins and we flowed with the beat. The wheel had come full circle. We wound and unwound our bodies seamlessly as if we had no bones. Is there a sight more beautiful, the older women said, than a Yoruba girl dancing?
** Yoruba Girl Dancing (1991), last lines LibQuotes

## Quotes about Bedford

* Through Yoruba Girl Dancing, Simi Bedford ingeniously, entertainingly, eloquently, and intelligently examines the complicated issues of home and identity, language and diaspora, in multiple contexts.
** Dianne Johnson as quoted in Who belongs to whom?: Assimilation and deracination in Simi Bedford's Yoruba Girl Dancing, ProQuest, 1999.
* You can read a lot of books and the main characters are white people - especially in the classics - and after a while you forget that you're not white, almost, because it's this big pervasive culture. And then you find books like Yoruba Girl Dancing [by Simi Bedford] and you think: it's just as interesting to be Nigerian in England as it is to be white in England.
** Helen Oyeyemi as quoted in 'I didn't know I was writing a novel', The Guardian, 10 January 2005.
* In my pre-teen years, I read books such as Yoruba Girl Dancing by Simi Bedford, Beka Lamb by Zee Edgell and books by Rosa Guy. I also read a lot of Enid Blyton and Betsy Byars.
** Yewande Omotoso as quoted in ‘I Tend to Write Wildly and Freely', The Republic, 16 June 2023.
# Simeon ben Gamliel

Simeon ben Gamliel (I) (Hebrew: שמעון בן גמליאל or רשב"ג הראשון; c. 10 BC – 70 AD) was a Tanna sage and leader of the Jewish people. He served as nasi of the Great Sanhedrin at Jerusalem during the outbreak of the First Jewish–Roman War, succeeding his father in the same office after his father's death in 50 AD and just before the destruction of the Second Temple.

## Quotes

* All my life have I been reared among the Sages, but I have found nothing better for the body than silence; 'Tis not the conveyance of teachings which is the principal [aim], but rather the discharge of one's duty (i.e. action). Whosoever is verbose brings on sin.
** Pirkei Avot 1:17
* By three things is the world sustained: by judgment, by truth, and by peace.
** Pirkei Avot 1:18
# The Expendables (franchise)

The Expendables (franchise) is an action media franchise, which started with The Expendables (2010), and contains:

## Films

* The Expendables (2010)
* The Expendables 2 (2012)
* The Expendables 3 (2014)
* The Expendables 4 (2023)
This disambiguation page, one that points to other pages that might otherwise have the same name, lists articles associated with the name The Expendables (franchise). If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
# The Experts (1989 film)

The Experts is a 1989 American comedy film about two men who are kidnapped while on their way to opening a nightclub in rural Nebraska. A KGB spy instead takes them to the U.S.S.R. with the intention of teaching KGB agents to be hip like Americans.
    Directed by Dave Thomas. Written by Nick Thiel, Steven Greene and Eric Alter.

## Travis

* [about the citizens of Indian Springs] Where are we going to put them? They can't stay at my place.

## Cast

* John Travolta – Travis
* Ayre Gross – Wendell
* Kelly Preston – Bonnie
* Deborah Foreman – Jill
* James Keach – Yuri
* Jan Rubes – Illyich
* Brian Doyle-Murray – Mr. Jones
* Charles Martin Smith – Mr. Smith
* Mimi Maynard – Betty Smith
* Eve Brent – Aunt Thelma
* Rick Ducommun – Sparks
* Steve Levitt – Gil
* Tony Edwards – Nathan
* Jack Ammon – Doc Benson
* Marc Reid – Billy Smith
* Robyn Simons – Kathy Smith
* Nigel Harvey – Floyd
* Adrien Dorval – Elmo
* Alex Bruhanski – Taxi Driver
# The Little Shop of Horrors

The Little Shop of Horrors is a 1960 comedy film about a young man who develops a bloodthirsty plant and is forced to kill in order to feed it.
    Directed by Roger Corman. Written by Charles B. Griffith.

## Dialogue

    Seymour Krelboyne: Did you call me, Mr. Mushnick?
    Gravis Mushnick: No, I was calling John D. Rockefeller for to make a loan on my Rolls Royce!
    Seymour Krelboyne: Sorry I said it.
    Burson Fouch: My name is Burson Fouch.
    Gravis Mushnick: Excellent. I am Gravis Mushnick.
    Burson Fouch: Oh, that's a good one.
    [Fouch purchases half a dozen carnations.]
    Gravis Mushnick: I'll wrap them for you.
    Burson Fouch: No, that's all right. I'll eat 'em here.
    Audrey Fulquard: Why don't you give him a chance to resurrect himself?
    Gravis Mushnick: I give him chance to quit!
    Seymour Krelboyne: I ain't gonna quit!
    Gravis Mushnick: You're a brave boy. You're fired.
    Burson Fouch: I remember in one flower shop there was a whole wall covered with poison ivy, and people came from miles around to look at that wall — and they stayed to buy.
    Gravis Mushnick: And the owner got rich?
    Burson Fouch: No. He scratched himself to death in an insane asylum.
    Siddie Shiva: Oh! That was my cousin Harry!
    Det. Sgt. Joe Fink: We just want to ask you a few questions.
    Gravis Mushnick: I didn't do it.
    Det. Frank Stoolie: Do what?
    Gravis Mushnick: Whatever.
    Audery II: Feed Me!
    Seymour Krelboyne: Take it easy, Dracula! what do ya think I'm carryin' – my dirty laundry?

## Taglines

* The funniest picture this year!
* The store with more.

## External links

* The Little Shop of Horrors quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Lives of Others

The Lives of Others (original German: Das Leben der Anderen) is a 2006 film about the monitoring of the cultural scene of East Berlin by agents of the Stasi, the GDR's secret police. The plot follows the story of protagonist Gerd Wiesler, a very efficient, practical Stasi member as he watches his target, an artist by the name of Georg Dreyman and his partner Christa-Maria Sieland. As Wiesler looks for suspicious behaviour in Dreyman, he finds himself engrossed in the lives of the artist and his partner, and begins to see a different way to live - one that involves love, warmth, laughter and faith. Von Donnesrmarck uses strong juxtaposition to show the show the difference between the lives of Wiesler and Dreyman, and editing, incluing doorway and high angle shots, to make the viewer feel as though they too, are watching Dreyman. Von Donnersmarck uses a memorable soundtrack, symbolic physical setting, contrasting characters and a very intimate portrayal of both story lines to explore themes surrounding love, oppression, betrayal, and integrity.
    Directed and written by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck.
All quotes are originally in German and translated

## Wiesler

* Sozialismus muss irgendwo anfangen
* Why are sitting at this table?-you're an officer.
* Socialism has to start somewhere.

## Dialogue

    [last lines]
    Book Vendor: 29.80. Shall I gift wrap it?
    Wiesler: No, it's for me.

## Dreyman

German: Kann jemand, der diese Musik gehört hat, ich meine wirklich gehört hat, ein schlechter Mensch sein? English: Can someone who has heard this music, I mean truly heard it, really be a bad person?

## Jerska

* Was hat ein Regisseur, der nicht inszeniert darf? nicht mehr als ein Filmvorfuehrer ohne Film, ein Mueller ohne Mehl, er hat gar nichts mehr!

## Taglines

* Before the Fall of the Berlin Wall, East Germany's Secret Police Listened to Your Secrets.

## External links

* The Lives of Others quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Living Ghost

The Living Ghost is a 1942 film about a detective who finds a kidnapped man with brain damage.
    Directed by William Beaudine. Written by Joseph Hoffman.

## Nick Trayne

* Why must there be a butler in every murder mystery?

## Other

* Dr. Bruhling: What's this I hear? That you told my nurse you needed to have your wooden leg lubricated?

## Dialogue

    Nick Trayne: There's got to be a way to wake everybody up.
    Billie Hilton: I could scream.
    Nick Trayne: Don't do that, they'll think there's been another murder. [sees a horn on the wall] This should do it. [blows the horn] Happy New Year!
    Billie Hilton: I'll help you. Fish! Fish! Fish! Merry Christmas!
    Nick Trayne: Well goodnight. I'll see you in my dreams.
    Billie Hilton: If I see you in my dreams, it'll be a nightmare.
    Nick Trayne: Don't you ever sleep?
    Cedric, the Butler: No sir, insomnia.
    Nick Trayne: Insomnia huh? I bet he doesn't even go to sleep when it's time to get up.

## Taglines

* SPOOK CHASER... A reckless sleuth follows the trail of a white ZOMBIE!

## Cast

* James Dunn — Nick Trayne
* Joan Woodbury — Billie Hilton
* Paul McVey — Ed Moline
* Vera Gordon — Sister Lapidus
* J. Farrell MacDonald — Police Lt. "Pete" Peterson
* Minerva Urecal — Delia Phillips
* George Eldredge — Tony Weldon
* Jan Wiley — Tina Craig
* Lawrence Grant — Dr. Bruhling

## External links

* The Living Ghost quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Herd with Colin Cowherd

The Herd is a sports talk radio show hosted by Colin Cowherd and broadcast first on ESPN Radio, now on Fox Sports Radio from Los Angeles, California.

## January 2, 2014

* Michael Vick is like the Atkins Diet....it's over.
** Speaking on Vick's intent to become an NFL Quarterback in Fall 2014

## External Links

* The Herd
# The Hidden Hand (1942 film)

The Hidden Hand is a 1942 film about a man who escapes from an insane-asylum.
    Directed by Benjamin Stoloff. Written by Anthony Coldeway and Raymond L. Schrock, based on the 1934 play Invitation to a Murder by Rufus King.

## Dialogue

    Detective: I almost remembered where I'd seen you before, and it wasn't London.
    John Channing: Are you sure about that?
    Detective: Well it might've been London, except I was never there.
    Detective: Any of you people armed?
    Eustis the Chauffeur: All I got is my persuader. [produces straight razor]

## Taglines

* HORRORS AND HOWLS!
* Warner Bros. Mystery Special!

## Cast

* Craig Stevens — Peter Thorne
* Elisabeth Fraser — Mary Winfield
* Julie Bishop — Rita Channing
* Willie Best — Eustis the Chauffeur
* Frank Wilcox — Dr. Lawrence Channing
* Cecil Cunningham — Lorinda Channing
* Ruth Ford — Estelle Channing
* Milton Parsons — John Channing
* Roland Drew — Walter Channing
* Tom Stevenson — Horace Channing
* Marian Hall — Nurse Eleanor Stevens
* Inez Gay — Hattie
* Kam Tong — Mallo

## External links

* The Hidden Hand quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Hill (newspaper)

The Hill is an American digital media company, based in Washington, D.C. which began as a newspaper publisher in 1994. It is the largest independent political news site in the United States, is second in online political news readership behind CNN, and as of 2018 it was the third most-tweeted U.S. news source.

## Quotes

* San Francisco to crack down on brazen shoplifting
** 22 September 2021 tweet about crime in California which utilized a photo taken by Trask Smith during May 2020 depicting a customer inside a Boot Barn in Texas
*** photo was also used 2 September 2021 in Natalie Prieb's article "California lawmakers pass bill requiring gender neutral sections in department stores" and 24 November 2020 in Niv Elis' article "Consumer confidence falls as COVID-19 rages"
# The Reader

The Reader (Der Vorleser) is a novel by German law professor and judge Bernhard Schlink, published in Germany in 1995 and in the United States in 1997. The story is a parable, dealing with the difficulties post-war German generations have had comprehending the Holocaust; Ruth Franklin writes that it was aimed specifically at the generation Berthold Brecht called the Nachgeborenen, those who came after.

## Quotes

* Perhaps I only became aware of all this some time later.
** p. 10-11
* Nor do I remember how I greeted Frau Schmitz.
** p. 11
* I don’t remember what we talked about in the kitchen.
** p. 12
* Her face as it was then has been overlaid in my memory by the faces she had later. If I see her in my mind’s eye as she was then, she doesn’t have a face at all, and I have to reconstruct it….I know that I found it beautiful. But I cannot recapture its beauty.
** p. 12
* Years later it occurred to me that the reason I hadn’t been able to take my eyes off her was not just her body, but the way she held herself and moved.
** p. 15
* I knew none of this—if indeed I know any of it now and am not just making patterns in the air.
** p. 16
* I don’t know why I did it. But today I can recognize that events back then were part of a lifelong pattern in which thinking and doing have either come together or failed to come together…Often enough in my life I have done things I had not decided to do.
** p. 20
* Why does it make me so sad when I think back to that time? … Why does what was beautiful suddenly shatter in hindsight because it concealed dark truths?...Sometimes the memory of happiness cannot stay true because it ended unhappily.
** p. 37
* The memory that illuminates and fixes my first meetings with Hanna makes a single blur…I remember our meeting in those weeks as one single long meeting.
** p. 41
* Later I wondered if she had left the water in the tub because she knew I would come back.
** p. 49
* I don’t remember what I told my parents.
** p. 51
* While I have no memory of the lies I told my parents about the trip with Hanna, I do remember the price I had to pay to stay alone at home the last week of vacation.
** p. 59
* I have them stored away, I can project them on a mental screen and watch them, unchanged, unconsumed.
** p. 62
* I no longer remember when I first denied Hanna.
** p. 74
# The Red Line

The Red Line (2019) is an American short-lived drama aired on CBS. On June 7, 2019, CBS cancelled the series after 8 episodes. The series is produced by Berlanti Productions, Array Filmworks and Forward Movement in association with CBS Television Studios and Warner Bros. Television.

## Season 1

    James Jones: There's only one thin red line between the sane and the mad.

## External links

* The Red Line quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Real Macaw (film)

The Real Macaw is a 1998 Australian adventure film written by Bruce Hancock and Matthew Perry and directed by Mario Andreacchio. It was produced by Becker Entertainment and distributed by Paramount Pictures. The film was released on 24 September 1998 and released on VHS on 11 July 2000 by Paramount Home Video. It stars Jason Robards as Grandpa Girdis and John Goodman as the voice of Mac the macaw.

## Dialogue

    Mac: Stop repeating everything I say. I'm the parrot!
    [J.T. Barker comes out of the bank and is questioned what he was doing in there. He said he was closing up his account]
    Bad Guy: What the hell are you gonna do with a 152 dollars? We're taking 18 God damn million dollars out of here on Thursday!
    J.T. Barker: I know that. I just don't wanna split *my* 152 dollars 4 ways...
    J.T. Barker: That's right she's your mama. You're her son. We're rich. Let's go to Rio.

## Taglines

* Big Secret. Big Mouth. Big Trouble!
* An ancient legend. A buried treasure. One amazing talking bird holds the key to both.
* Any Bird Can Talk. This One Talks Back!

## Cast

* Jamie Croft as Sam Girdis
* Deborra-Lee Furness as Beth Girdis
* Joe Petruzzi as Rick Girdis
* John Waters as Dr. Lance Hagen
* Jason Robards as Grandpa Girdis
* John Goodman as Mac the Parrot (US Version)
* Gerry Connolly as Lou Rickets
* Robert Coleby as Mr. St. John
* Petra Yared as Kathy Girdis
* Nathan Kotzur as Scarlatta
* Kevin Hides as Business Man on Plane
* Penny Everingham as Nurse Gimlet
* Murray Shoring as Dr. Thompson
* Daniel Murphy as Pet Store Owner/Mac the Parrot (Australian Version)
* Anna-Maria La Spina as Museum Receptionist
# The Polar Bear King

The Polar Bear King is a 1991 German film directed by Ola Solum and starring Jack Fjeldstad, Maria Bonnevie, Tobias Hoesl, Monica Nordquist, and Anna-Lotta Larsson. The film is based on White-Bear-King-Valemon. The puppet effects of the film were provided by Jim Henson's Creature Shop.
    Directed by Ola Solum. Produced by Hilde Berg and Erik Borge. Written by Erik Borge.

## Dialogue

    Princess: I must go with the bear.
    King of the Winterland: Damn that bear.

## Cast

* Jack Fjeldstad as the King of the Winterland.
* Maria Bonnevie as Princess.
* Tobias Hoesl as King Valemon.
** David Forman as King Valemon's Polar Bear form. (puppeteer)
* Monica Nordquist as King Valemon's Mother.
* Anna-Lotta Larsson as Witch.
* Helge Jordal as the Devil.
* Marika Enstad as the Oldest Princess.
* Kristin Mack as the Middle Princess.

## External links

* The Polar Bear King quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# True Identity

True Identity is a 1991 American comedy film directed by Charles Lane and starring Lenny Henry, Frank Langella and Anne-Marie Johnson.

## Miles

* Yo, Frankie. When you get to jail, you might want to talk to some of the brothers on your views of radical equality.

## Cast

* Lenny Henry as Miles Pope
* Frank Langella as Leland Carver
* Anne-Marie Johnson as Kristi
* James Earl Jones as Himself
* Peggy Lipton as Rita
* Mevlin Van Peebles as Taxi Driver
* J. T. Walsh as Houston
* Andreas Katsulas as Anthony
# Warriors Orochi

Warriors Orochi is KOEI's first crossover video game of Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors. It was released for PlayStation 2, Xbox 360, PC, and PlayStation Portable. KOEI later released a sequel called Warriors Orochi 2.

## Dialogue

    Nobunaga: Why are you here? Do you wish to judge my greatness with your blade...?
    Xiahou: I will not judge... I will destroy the pretender!
    Nobunaga: Ha ha ha...
    Zhao: Sun Ce! My spear is at your service!
    Sun: Never have I been happier to see a warrior of Shu!
    Sima: Angering me will lead you nowhere but to the gates of hell!
    Zhao: Then I will see you there!
    Yukimura: Do your worst! I'll take anything you've got!
    Yoshihiro: I'll be sure to walk right over you on the way!
    Kenshin: You there, small girl. What is your name?
    Xiao: Me? I'm Xiao Qiao. I'm in the Demon King's army now!
    Shingen: What a delightful little girl, I think I could fit her in my pocket.
    Cao: I have crumbled...
    Sima: Cao Ren has been beaten!? Blast that meddling Sun child! Change in plan! All units, withold pursuit!
    Xiahou: All I want is Nobunaga's head! Step aside!
    Mitsuhide: It is my mission to keep that head where it is!
    Guan: Why do you not join forces with Nobunaga to slay Orochi?!
    Xiahou: Nobunaga has not earned the right to stand with my lord. Lord Cao Cao is the rightful ruler of the land!
    Hideyoshi: Cao Pi, why do you waste your resources in this meaningless battle?
    Cao: I cannot think of what you could possibly mean.
    Hideyoshi: Play dumb all you like - my lord has seen through your charade.
    Ling: This whole "all hail the snake" bit's just an act, right?
    Cao: What do you think?
    Ling: Whatever. Nobunaga sees right through you too.
    Cao: Why do you fight, when you know you cannot win?
    Mitsuhide: Because this battle is the first step to the advent of peace.
    Cao: I, too, desire peace...
    Zhu: I really love a man with such burning passion!
    Yukimura: Uh... Thank you...?
# Warsan Shire

Warsan Shire FRSL (August 1, 1988) is a British writer, poet, editor and teacher, who was born to Somali parents in Kenya.

## Quotes

* I wrote the poem for them, for my family and for anyone who has experienced or lived around grief and trauma in that way.
** On what spurred her to write the poem “Conversations about Home (at the Deportation Centre)” in “Poets speak out for refugees: 'No one leaves home, unless home is the mouth of a shark'” in The Guardian (2015 Sep 16)
* Warsan means “good news” and Shire means “to gather in one place”. My parents named me after my father’s mother, my grandmother. Growing up, I absolutely wanted a name that was easier to pronounce, more common, prettier. But then I grew up and understood the power of a name, the beauty that comes in understanding how your name has affected who you are. My name is indigenous to my country, it is not easy to pronounce, it takes effort to say correctly and I am absolutely in love with the sound of it and its meaning…
** On her name in ““To Be Vulnerable and Fearless: An Interview with Writer Warsan Shire” in The Well & Often Reader (November 2012)
* I still feel very homeless. I live in London and have been here nearly my whole life, but it is a difficult city to connect to. I have travelled around and found my body making more sense elsewhere. But I have started to understand what it feels like to belong, so I look forward to exploring different countries and seeing how fully I can feel at home in a place, that at the end of the day, isn’t where I came from. Maybe home is somewhere I’m going and never have been before.
** On writing about “home” in some of her works in ““To Be Vulnerable and Fearless: An Interview with Writer Warsan Shire” in The Well & Often Reader (November 2012)
* My poems come to me in images, like film. I can see it very clearly and then this overwhelming urge to write out best what I just saw comes over me…
** On envisioning her poems in ““To Be Vulnerable and Fearless: An Interview with Writer Warsan Shire” in The Well & Often Reader (November 2012)

## Quotes about Warsan Shire

* I also read poetry — from Pablo Neruda to Warsan Shire — fairly regularly, and it keeps my sense of what words can do wide open and my sense of beauty awake.
** Rebecca Solnit interview (2018)