What are your favorite quotes? (from anything)

  • Gordon Freeman
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“A mere star that will fade cannot hope to best the light of the rising sun.
Be prepared; for today, a Star of the City shall be gone.”

also

“If
Meow~
Then I will purr for your enjoyment” -world.execute(me); key ingredient version

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Literally me (except for the curse of the ~ part)

clearly not, given I’ve gained zero enjoyment from your attempts at being a cat.

3:

your meows are UNCONVINCING. You have ZERO flexibility.

I read this with a lowtiergod voice in my head

Good.

“The Date is Today… Yeah, I know…”

“Who needs the power of friendship when you have gunpowder”
Me in forumcraft lite discord

you and i are of the same.
yet you are afraid of me.
from your mistakes i am made.
a negative perspective of yourself.
why do you think like this?
what joy does it bring you
to look at the bad side?
without a bad side,
there is no good side.
you have so much potential,
potential that i don’t know,
but i’ll watch you use,
reminding you of your journey
that put you here.
go now,
i’ve shed enough of your time.
make yourself happy of yourself.

-Doppel’s document in Grace

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Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player
That struts and frets his hour upon the stage
And then is heard no more. It is a tale
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury
Signifying nothing.

-William Shakespeare, Macbeth, Act V, Scene V, lines 17–28

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Nah bro Bolby said that

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-Modern day Roblox players because Roblox Corporation is a pile of rancid dung.

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You know, they used to call me the Drift King back in college

-RTGame

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Was in a tf2 match and the topic in the chat went to relationships, dont really know who it was but some guy said “Love is war and im a pacifist”

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Me when

“I’m not pro-anything. I’m anti-life and anti-choice.”

“THEY ARE EVERYWHERE!”
“THEN SHOOT EVERYWHERE!”

  • quote from Starcraft II
    I fucking love Blizzard Entertainment’s games like Warcraft, they are so peak

from Wikipedia of all places

“In 1866, C. F. Zimpel defended the hypothesis that the first horseman was the Antichrist (and more precisely, according to him, Napoleon Bonaparte).”