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|  #1 Posted on 17.6.02 1059.52 | being from Denmark, and not having seen older Us tv-shows, movies etc. that may be required viewing for every American, I sometimes have trouble "getting" references in movies (usually spoofs/comedys). And I was hoping someone could tell me where the lines originally appeared, so here goes :
"Today is a good day to die" , (Worf says it in TNG a lot)
"I got no where else to go" (Chris Farley, Wayne's World 2)
(In brackets are the movies I saw the phrases in)
Homer: There's your giraffe, little girl.
Ralph: I'm a boy!
Homer: That's the spirit. Never give up.
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|  #2 Posted on 17.6.02 1118.41 |
"I got no where else to go" (Chris Farley, Wayne's World 2)
(In brackets are the movies I saw the phrases in)
by Richard Gere's character in "Officer and a Gentleman", when he confesses that he signed up for Officer training because there was nothing else left for him to try
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| #3 Posted on 17.6.02 1142.15 | | "Today is a good day to die" or "It is a good day to die" is attributed to Crazy Horse at the Battle of Little Big Horn. |
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