Samantha: The state is currently spending five times more for the education for a white child than it is fitting to educate a colored child. That means better textbooks for that child than for that child. I say that's a shame, but my opponent says today is not the day for whites and coloreds to go to the same college. To share the same campus. To walk into the same classroom. Well, would you kindly tell me when that day is gonna come? Is it going to come tomorrow? Is it going to come next week? In a hundred years? Never? No, the time for justice, the time for freedom, and the time for equality is always, is always right now!
Alonzo Harris: All right, when's the last time you did a felony stop? Jake Hoyt: Uh, couple weeks ago? Alonzo Harris: Good, you need practice. Jake Hoyt: They look like college kids. Alonzo Harris: They're gonna get their education today. I don't want the Brady Bunch grabbin' glass. You take the back, I'll take the front.
Professor Utonium: Well, you see, Miss Kean, the girls are superheroes, and saving the world is a big responsibility. Miss Kean: Yes, but education is a bigger responsibility. Professor Utonium: That am true ma'am.
Lady Markby: And you know, I can't help feeling that this disturbing new thing, this higher education of women, will deal a terrible blow to happy married life. Laura: The higher education of men is what I should like to see. Men need it so sadly. Lady Markby: They do, dear. But I'm afraid such a scheme would be quite unpractical. I don't think man has much capacity for development. He has got as far as he can, and that is not far, is it?
Huck Cheever: Want to come along? As moral support? Billie Offer: Sure, I'm getting an education on what it's like not to be compulsive.
Dags: Mr. President, maybe Senator Lurman is right. Maybe we are screw ups. We didn't even write the letter to you, Lisa here did. She's an honor student. Now I never got the chance to read it yet, but... well I'm pretty sure that whatever she said about education reform must be really cool! Virus: Yeah, you goverment guys have to make sure that future generations of kids get a good education so they... don't end up like us. Carla: We're soiled, but it's not too late to save others.
Roberta Guaspari: This beautiful concert that you've just heard could be the very last concert for the East Harlem Violin Program. The board of education and the district attorney think that music isn't important. But they are wrong! And they're gonna get a *big* fight! [thunderous applause]
L.D.: I'm giving them entry-level positions into the only growth-sector occupation that's truly open to them right now. That's the substance supply industry. They gonna run this shit someday. They gonna have the whole empire. Man, y'all don't give a fuck about it. You greedy-ass politicians. That's what you tell me every time that y'all vote to cut them school programs; every time y'all vote to cut them funds to the job programs. What the fuck; how a... how a young man gonna take care of his financial responsibilities workin' at motherfuckin' Burger King? He ain't. He ain't, and please don't even start with the school shit. They ain't no education goin' on up in that motherfucker. 'Cause y'all motherfuckin' politicians done fucked the shit up. So what they gonna do? What's a young man supposed to do then, right? What's he gonna do? He gonna come to me, that's what he's gonna do. Why? 'Cause I'm a businessman, and as a businessman, you gotta limit your liabilities. And that's what these shorties offer me: limited liabilities; because of their limited vulnerability to legal sanctions, man. It's the same fuckin' thing in politics, Dog. You find an edge, you gotta exploit that shit. That's why y'all sent all them motherfuckin' teenagers to Iraq. Die over some motherfuckin' oil money. Send the motherfuckin' CIA up in the 'hood with all the fuckin yayos. Slangin' in the hood man. It's the same shit in politics.
Kritzinger: Lange? Lange: Yes, sir? Kritzinger: Who were those 30,000 you say you shot, when you say, YOU shot? Lange: In Riga, Latvia. 27,800 I have some responsibility for. And stood by with my men and allowed Latvian civilians to kill in mobs. I received memos directing the, one would say "evacuation" of Jews who, shot and buried in soil and corpses, managed to crawl out, still alive. Not exactly war, is it? And gas chambers about to come? Kritzinger: What gas chambers? Gas chambers? Lange: I hear rumours, yes. Kritzinger: This is more than war. Must be a different word for this. Lange: Try "chaos". Kritzinger: Yes. The rest is argument, the curse of my profession. Lange: I studied law as well. Kritzinger: And how do you apply that education to what you do? Lange: It has made me distrustful of language. A gun means what it says.
Barry Worth: Listen, I made a mistake, all right? I could have played college ball, and I could have gone pro. Listen to me when I'm talkin' to you. But I messed up. I dropped out of school, and I didn't get an education and that was it. Quincy Worth, Barry's Son: So because you messed up, I can't get the shoes? Barry Worth: No. No. Because I messed up, you can't mess up. Thinkin' you need things you don't. You're listenin' to the wrong people, son. Well, when you're older, you'll understand. Quincy Worth, Barry's Son: When I'm older, I'll end up just like you.
Cher: Miss Stoeger, I would just like to say that physical education in this school is a disgrace. I mean, standing in line for forty minutes is hardly aerobically effective. I doubt I've worked off the calories in a stick of Carefree gum.
Loony Bin Jim: That was fun... Now, let's go kill Castle in his miserable hole. Jigsaw: No, not yet. We're gonna have ourselves a little bit of fun with this. Next time he has to face us and a fucking army. Loony Bin Jim: Where do we get the army from? Jigsaw: Just like Uncle Sam, bro. We recruit in troubled neighborhoods. Offer a hundred grand towards a college education they're never gonna see and promise nobody ever has to go to Iraq. [laughs] Loony Bin Jim: Just as long as I get to kill Castle. Jigsaw: Don't worry, brother, you will. Just making damn sure this time he don't come back breathin'.
Webb Wilder: [after watching a sample clip of Briley's Driver's Education film] That looked like it hurt. Special Agent Travis Byrd: [holds up a model of a severed human head] It's at this point in the movie Briley wants this thrown into the audience. [tosses it to Webb] Webb Wilder: Cute Trick. Mr. Frye: Dismemberment is not cute! Briley Parkway: No, it's disgusting Mr. Frye. Something you know quite a lot about. However, it's also effective, which I guess remains more of a mystery. Mr. Frye: You vapid, shallow, narcissistic, congenitally misinformed, moronic, Napoleonic fop!
Matt: [greets Frank on the dock] How'd you pull? Frank Fowler: Not too bad, about 40 pounds. Matt: I haven't caught sight of you in days. Frank Fowler: You know where to find me. Matt: When are you coming home? Frank Fowler: Has it come to this? Matt: Come to what? Frank Fowler: You having to run errands for Mom. [Matt laughs silently] Frank Fowler: I'm thinking of building a couple hundred more traps. See if can do better than break even. Matt: It'll take you more than two years to get a license to fish off-season. Frank Fowler: Right. Unless Henry takes me on as his sternman. Matt: Do you think he would do that? Frank Fowler: Maybe. It's as good a life as any. It was good enough for your father, and sometimes things just skip a generation. Matt: You don't think... You don't think that you might need something more? Frank Fowler: Why... so I can have an Ivy League education like you, and... Christ, if it's so great, how come you sneak out of your office every day to come down here? Matt: I like spending time with my son. Frank Fowler: Uh-huh. [Matt sits down next to Frank] Frank Fowler: I don't know, Dad. It's just- I don't know. She is a wonderful girl, and that's what I see.
Joe: [about Thorne's condition] You should see a doctor. Oops, sent them all to the re-education camps. Thorne: Oh don't be infantile! We're trying to build a new society!
Rashad: Also, when we get the funds, we should gather all the parents at your church, Reverend Blunton, and you give an encouraging speech before handing over the check to the principal of Stuyvesant. Rev. Jones: An encouraging speech. Rashad: Yeah. I could hear it now. Blunton giving a speech, directed at the poor black folks, denouncing further spending on depreciable products while investing more in their children's education. We'll be leading by example when handing over the check. Sandra: What? Alex: Poor black people? Rashad: Blunton can also encourage everyone to start celebrate black intellectual ability, not just athletes and rappers. Courtney: Who doesn't do that now? Rashad: Most black people I grew up with. Blunton: I'm not doing anything of the kind. Rashad: Why not? The dropout rate was at its highest last year at the Stuy. Education is no big deal to them. Sandra: Rashad. It would make Cal look like a... middle class elitist. Alex: An obnoxious, middle class elitist. Courtney: A non authentically black, obnoxious, middle class elitist.
Will: See, the sad thing about a guy like you is in 50 years you're gonna staht doin some thinkin on your own and you're gonna come up with the fact that there are two certaintees in life. One, don't do that. And Two, you dropped a hundred and fifty grand on a fuckin education you coulda got for a dollah fifty in late chahges at the public library
Annie: Wow! You don't know "The Brady Bunch"? See, this is the problem with the American education system!
Big Brother: Let me explain something here. Big Brother is a name we use to suggest an omniscient totalitarian presence. It's not supposed to be taken literally. I'm your oppressor, not your friend. Citizen 43275-B: But is says in the re-education manual that Big Brother is our friend. Big Brother: That's just empty political propaganda. It doesn't mean... It doesn't mean I wanna hear your stupid knock knock jokes.
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