Misquotes and quotes out of context

[Skybird]

Originally Posted by Wxman

Note that evil, hatefilled expression in his eyes...


We should and must fight and destroy the people behind the fact that young children like this one are being abused for such "satanic" actions like is indicated on the photos - if not for their ideology, than for what they do to originally innocent children. People doing like this, are no equals to be respected, and do not represent a valuable "culture" that must be tolerated for itself. It's abuse of young human life, and that's all. For me, they are all psychopaths.

This is a very sad picture. That "they" hail and celebrate such sights tells me all I need to know about "them". They and me have nothing in common.

[robbo180265]

[P_Funk]

Originally Posted by robbo180265

Too right. Seems as if the alloted period of sophisticated discussion on this digression is done for.

Back on topic I suggest.

Well, I tell you what, that cherubic little face is being trained to kill you. And when he does that he'll have the face of Rachel Corrie in the bottom picture. Which in my opinion is displaying nothing but pure unadultrated rabid hatred for that makeshift symbol that she's burning in front of all those doting children.

Let me tell you something, I don't believe that people truly understand who and what the enemy is. But the link below has some video that is extremely edifying:

http://www.sweetness-light.com/archi...ercover-mosque

I'm not so naive to believe the above link is descriptive of something unique to Britain. I believe that the very same thing is going on in every country in Europe and next door in Canada. And I'm absolutely certain it's going on right here and now in Michigan and elsewhere in the USA.

In the spring of 2002, there was a Muslim Conference at a rural Ohio state park. A family I know happened to be there that weekend. Many of the conference attendees were obviously ill at ease being in the presence of the non-muslims in the park. I was told that they chalked it up to sensitivities following the 9-11 attacks.

What I was that they were told later by a LEO briefed by a terrorism task force: The conference was preaching jihad. One quote was provided that stated, "One day soon we will be proclaiming the prophet to you. You will then be told to leave these doors and kill the unbelievers. For that day you must now get ready." (May be a word or two off, but this quote was transcribed and printed from a recording).

That was in rural Ohio with my friend's wife and children in their presence. I take this threat very seriously. The person who told me this information, I consider to be extremely credible

And finally, I can find links to video that shows the true face of those angelic little cherubes. And let me tell you one thing: after watching those videos the hair on the back of your neck will be positively standing on end, and the blood in your veins will be ice cold, and there will be this feeling in the pit of your stomach that the word nauseous can't possibly begin to describe. Oh, and one other thing, ever been shot at? Know that feeling that goes down your spine and enters into that mass contained by your scrotum? I'm not talking about getting hit, just shot at. The videos I'm talking about are wholly focused on what the children's training. And yeah, it sort of has the same effect on me...

Let me tell you, those little things are the most destable and vile little monsters on this planet and they positively horrify me. One can pontificate about morals, ethics, Rights of Man, etc. and Jeez not this Crap Again all you want.

Se La Vie.

[robbo180265]

So - Anyone know any other great misquotes?

[Takeda Shingen]

There are plenty of jihad threads. Get back to quotations.

The Management

[Heibges]

"Play it again, Sam."

I've seen Casablanca probably 150 times, still I can't quite remember, but I think the real quote is "If you can play it for her, you can play it for me." (Everything that Senator Joe MacArthee said is proved true by Casablanca )

[tycho102]

Originally Posted by Takeda Shingen

There are plenty of jihad threads. Get back to quotations.

The Management

I submit that all these back jihad quotations are taken out of context:








As for a "comma" in history, it'll be the first comma in the first paragraph.

"After the invasion, the entire region dropped into a 1300 year old "civil" war, pitting tribe against tribe, gang against gang, and religous cult against religous cult."

[Heibges]

I believe the gauntlet has just been thrown down.

[robbo180265]

Nice knowing you matey - who said that?

[Heibges]

Let them Eat Cake!

http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/227600.html

http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a2_334.html

[Chock]

As far as I know, one of the biggest and most oft-quoted misquotes would be this one from Hamlet: 'Alas, Poor Yorick! I knew him well' which should not have the word 'well' in there. i.e. it should read: 'Alas poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio: a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy' etc, etc

Running a close second, would probably be the one from Casablanca 'Play it again, Sam' which again is incorrect, Bogart never actually saying that exact line.

Chock

[Heibges]

Misquote: "A Rose by any other name is still a rose."

Correct: "A Rose by any other name would smell as sweet" (Shakespeare, "Romeo & Juliet", 1594)

or

Correct: A rose is a rose is a rose. (Gertrude Stein "Geography & Plays", 1922) But Stein meant something different than Shakespeare, so it is not actually the same.

Plus, she did reuse the phrase over and over.

"Do we suppose that all she knows is that a rose is a rose is a rose is a rose." (Operas and Plays)

"... she would carve on the tree Rose is a Rose is a Rose is a Rose is a Rose until it went all the way around." (The World is Round)

"A rose tree may be a rose tree may be a rosy rose tree if watered." (Alphabets and Birthdays)

"Indeed a rose is a rose makes a pretty plate." (Stanzas in Meditation)

[Heibges]

Misquote: Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea.

Quote: Between the Devil and the Deep Sea.

The "Blue" was added by Ted Koehler, Harold Arlen, and Cab Calloway in 1931