How dare you, sir! I actually got to quote it OOC last week when my ork PC was paired up with a bigger human in a sparring match.

"Why I always gotta get the thick motherfuckers?"

Martin Lawrence is great in that movie whenever he's not screaming like a little girl (which is a great deal more annoying in the sequel). But moreover, how badass is a sequel where at the end of the movie they invade Cuba? Let me repeat that for my own amusement. They invade motherfucking Cuba!

Arethusa, you are a Dumpshock veteran, a legend in your own right and an insightful human being...

But I have to agree with that reddish dude over there in the corner.
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"WOULD YOU STAY FOCUSSED?"

"I am focussed..."

"Yeah, on all this scattered ass..."
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The above, for example, is spoken in ANY club scene my adept walks into... he would be the focussed one, by the way.

Also, the ULTIMATE bad guy quote (which must be spoken in a French accent) is: "Illiotte... yooah fucking vith ma timetaybel!" (Idiot, you are fucking with my timetable)...

I'm afraid I have to as well. But I think my shame at forgetting is balanced with his for seeing Bad Boys. In my defense, the movie was kind of disappointing, by that point.

That's not good rationale. I'm sorry. Just because something stupidly crazy and wild happens in a film, does not make said film badass. The first one had some funny moments, the second a few less, but neither is what I would consider bad in any way other than in the strictest definition of the word.

For the first time, sir, I find that we're in total agreement. Bad Boys was so awesome, I think I'll watch it now. Every other line is funny or badass. My friends an myself have found that there is a Bad Boys quote to go with virtually every situation. In fact, I forgot to add one of our favorites in my previous post:

"Now back up, put the gun on the counter, and get me a pack of Jungle Fruit Bubblicious."
"And some Skittles."

From the soon-to-be Vin Diesel classic, The Pacifier.

Duly noted.

I felt the same way. But then I started watching it for the wifey, and realized it's not half bad. If nothing else, it's worth watching for the dialogue at times.

Crimsondude 2.0:

An Ork PC fighting a BIGGER Human?

Not that I'm doubting you, but that makes for an interesting mental image.

Would you care to elaborate?

(I shouldn't complain, though, because my PC is 6' 6" tall and 220 lbs., which is about the size of a small Ork; that is, if you take the TSS article How much did you say he weighed?, by Patrick Goodman, as canonical.)

--Foreigner

I Always thought it was.

Since thats the name of the four-eyed, genius motherfucker that lives with his rich mummy and daddy over on coconut grove.

I might be wrong though.

My ork is 6'7" and a couple hundred pounds. The human was 6'8" and even beefier.

It's actually not surprising. One of the users on SL has a habit of creating human PCs who are 6'6"-6'8" and it's kind of annoying, but they're his PCs.

My human Sam is 5'8.... and 125 kg/275 lbs.

And it's all either muscle or metal.

Yes, he when carrying nothing counts as having 35 kg of encumbrance

My first one was from Once upon a time in Mexico

Pthgar:

Unless I'm mistaken, isn't that from THEY LIVE ?

(Also known as John Carpenter's THEY LIVE.)

That is, that ridiculous sci-fi film from 1988 starring former "professional wrestler" Roddy Piper?

(IMHO, one of the four worst films that I have ever paid to see. [Unfortunately, I let the advertising lead me to believe that it was worth the money. BIG mistake ] If you're curious, the others were THE WRAITH (1986), DUNE (the 1984 theatrical release, not the 2000 Sci-Fi Channel miniseries), and THE HIDDEN (1988).)

Personally, I'm looking forward to using some of the following lines from BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID (1969)--

(Butch and Sundance alternately) "Who ARE those guys?"

(Sundance) "Think you used enough dynamite there, Butch?"

(Although, in the latter case, I guess you'd have to substitute "C-12" for "dynamite". )

(They're running low on ammunition during a fight.)
(Butch) "We're gonna run out unless we can get to that mule and get some more."
(Sundance) "I'll go."
(Butch) "This is no time for bravery. I'll let ya!"

(Sundance) "Is that what you call 'running' ?"
(Butch) "Is that what you call 'giving cover' ?"

(Butch) "Wait a minute. You didn't see Lefors out there, did you?"
(Sundance) "Lefors? No...."
(Butch) "Thank God for that. For a moment there, I thought we were in trouble...."

--Foreigner

As much as I like Dune, I have to agree. I hate to say it, but the book was better. Conversely, the latter books were mush compared to the first and the mini-series CoD was much cooler than the book.

Have you had the priviledge of seeing the 196 minute version? Almost an hour of never-before-seen footage (compared to the 140 minute US Theatrical release version).

Is that the one with the really long version of the matte painting prologue that went through the history of mankind? I rather liked that.

I have it, and I must admit it is better than Dune, but I read the book so the film ruined it for me!

torz x

It replays on various Sci-Fi networks every year. I know I enjoy watching it, although it gets a little flashy at times when I think its inappropriate, and you really don't get into the head of the main characters as much as in the books.