Where'd this line come from?

Re: Where'd this line come from?

Well, since it's been almost a week and no one guessed IAL's quote (BTW, IAL, where's it from?), I'm posting a new one in the interest of keeping this thread alive:

"Sometimes, not often, but sometimes, I like the idea of a chick with a horse."
 
Re: Where'd this line come from?

super troopers!

"bye bye!......and bye bye... and bye bye.. you ****in' idiot... and bye bye..."
 
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"There's nothing like a stranglation to keep the cirrculation going."

Childs play 2
 
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blue...your supposed to name the film that the quote came from then leave one for people to figure out...it was an old post that went on for a while...
 
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Friday.

"These murders are his masterwork. His sermon to all of us. To all us sinners."
 
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[quote author=David Jimerson link=board=movies;num=1092289445;start=180#189 date=12/05/04 at 13:14:16]

"Let's just say I loved it when you bit his buttons."[/quote]

yours are always hard. i even did some google searches and imdb searches and couldnt find the source of that quote.

is it some sort of vampire movie?
 
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I think it says bit because B is next to H on the keyboard.
 
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They're not "hard." They're not even obscure. You don't want them to be TOO easy, do you?

That was from "Young Doctors in Love."

"Oy! Oyoyoyoyoyoyoy -- that's MY snake! I found it!"

(Hint -- not made within the last 8 years.)
 
Re: Where'd this line come from?

Siiiiiiggggggh . . . come on, John -- you had an image from this movie as your avatar for a while . . .
 
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