"Nukes, they're bringing nukes into costa rica"

"Your DNA communes with the apple"

Bla, i'll continue since nobody else is bothering:

"Is that fear I hear in your voice subject 16?"

"You speak to the gods and the gods listen," said Miss Dearheart, grinning.  "They told you where the treasure was.  Now that's what I call religion.  Incidentally, how *did* you know the money was there?"
From "Going Postal" by Terry Pratchett.

The point is to be out of context

"I'll make it simple Either you pay me, or I flay you alive. With my mind."

"Only way they'll detect us is if we all start singing the Russian national anthem or something."

"Harry...It's an inanimate fu**ing object..."
"You're an inanimate fu**ing object!!"

The point is to be out of context

Out of context in what way, though?  There was nothing on this thread about religion, so I thought my quote was out of context.  If I'd quoted it in the thread about "I want a new religion", for instance, then it would have been in context.  Which is (one of the reasons) why I didn't quote it there.  
Alison

This post was last modified: 09-14-2012 02:03 AM by Alison.

Out of context as in, not knowing the work it came from, or hinting at it.

For example, these 2 both give away the name of the work even without me saying it:
"You do your work by the light of the moon" (By the light of the moon by Dean Koontz)

"I got a letter, from a town called Silent Hill" (Silent Hill 2)

"I can kill you with my brain"

"...whilst Morgan uncased the big-game rifle on which he relied despite his colleague's warnings that no material weapon would be of help."

The elevator fell and now we're dead. Again.

"What's going on in this town?"

"The cake was a lie" .....

"It's freaking big and right out there"

"I need scissors! 61"