IndyCritic
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What was everyones favorite Indy Quote?
Mine is: "Water.water...water.......WATER" - ToD
Mine is: "Water.water...water.......WATER" - ToD
Favorite Indy Quote
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Gregoire Defence
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Mine will allways be:
"Haha ha haaaaaaaaaa son of a b."
-Raiders of the Lost Ark
-G
"Haha ha haaaaaaaaaa son of a b."
-Raiders of the Lost Ark
-G
00Kevin
Indyfan
"yer not the man I knew 10 years ago"
"It's not the years hun, it's the miledge."
It's just a perfect line, It's so complex yet so simple, It really is the best thing to say
I really like how it kind of showed how it was for them. how not all heroes are perfect, It shows what a hard time they had had, It's just the one absolute perfect line, as if to say not all of them are perfect (which they are all perfect)
I remember that more then anyother line, perfection
that's my 2 cents
also I'll add in "I grew up with this! It's my family lable." because it was funny
"It's not the years hun, it's the miledge."
It's just a perfect line, It's so complex yet so simple, It really is the best thing to say
I really like how it kind of showed how it was for them. how not all heroes are perfect, It shows what a hard time they had had, It's just the one absolute perfect line, as if to say not all of them are perfect (which they are all perfect)
I remember that more then anyother line, perfection
that's my 2 cents
also I'll add in "I grew up with this! It's my family lable." because it was funny
westford
Member
I love the "I suddenly remembered my Charlamagne..." line - if you manage to drop it into a conversation with a non-Indy-fan you sound pretty intellectual.
Other lines I've used include "Everybody's lost but me" (River Phoenix in Last Crusade) which I added to an essay I wrote at primary school (and worried the teacher would find out and I'd be given a punishment exercise for plagiarism), and Marion's "Everbody's sorry for something" which I used as the first line of a song...
Other lines I've used include "Everybody's lost but me" (River Phoenix in Last Crusade) which I added to an essay I wrote at primary school (and worried the teacher would find out and I'd be given a punishment exercise for plagiarism
), and Marion's "Everbody's sorry for something" which I used as the first line of a song...
westford
Member
00Kevin said:westford said:I love the "I suddenly remembered my Charlamagne..." line - if you manage to drop it into a conversation with a non-Indy-fan you sound pretty intellectual.
or they might think yer rather Insane
Everyone knows I'm insane anyway - I'm aiming for 'insane genius' status though...
DrJones56
IndyFan
Pardon me for being stupid but, what or who is Charlamagne?westford said:I love the "I suddenly remembered my Charlamagne..." line - if you manage to drop it into a conversation with a non-Indy-fan you sound pretty intellectual.
Other lines I've used include "Everybody's lost but me" (River Phoenix in Last Crusade) which I added to an essay I wrote at primary school (and worried the teacher would find out and I'd be given a punishment exercise for plagiarism
00Kevin
Indyfan
Jones1899 said:Pardon me for being stupid but, what or who is Charlamagne?westford said:I love the "I suddenly remembered my Charlamagne..." line - if you manage to drop it into a conversation with a non-Indy-fan you sound pretty intellectual.
Other lines I've used include "Everybody's lost but me" (River Phoenix in Last Crusade) which I added to an essay I wrote at primary school (and worried the teacher would find out and I'd be given a punishment exercise for plagiarism
was he a poet or something in the midevil? I'm not sure
westford
Member
I always figured Charlemagne (sorry, I spelt it wrong before... ) was a poet, but in fact he was king of the Franks (a group of West Germanic people) from 768-814 AD, and the Holy Roman Emperor from 800-814 AD. And then he died. I think Henry Jones must have been quoting from some Roman historian who wrote about Charlemagne's speeches, but don't ask me which one...
) was a poet, but in fact he was king of the Franks (a group of West Germanic people) from 768-814 AD, and the Holy Roman Emperor from 800-814 AD. And then he died. I think Henry Jones must have been quoting from some Roman historian who wrote about Charlemagne's speeches, but don't ask me which one...