Ron: You're a parselmouth! Why didn't you tell us? Harry: I'm a what? Hermione: You can talk to snakes! Harry: I know. I mean, I accidentally set a python on my cousin Dudley at the zoo once. Once. But so what? I bet loads of people here can do it. Hermione: No, they can't! It's not a very common gift, Harry. This is bad. Harry: What's bad? If I hadn't told that snake not to attack Justin... Ron: Oh, that's what you said to it? Harry: You were there! You heard me! Ron: I head you speaking parseltongue. Snake language. Harry: I spoke a different language? But I didn't realize... how can speak a language without knowing I can? Hermione: I don't know, Harry, but it sounded like you were egging the snake on or something. Harry, listen to me. There's a reason the symbol of Slytherin house is a serpent. Salazar Slytherin was a parselmouth, he could talk to snakes too. Ron: Exactly! Now the whole school is gonna think you're his great-great-great-grandson or something. Harry: But I'm not! I can't be. Hermione: He lived a thousand years ago. For all we know, you could be.
Bridget von Hammersmark: I know this is a silly question before I ask it, but can you Americans speak any other language besides English?
Loreli Daly: You need to learn that beauty is a language of its own. It knows no barriers.
Isabel: I am so unbelievably sick of your imperious bullshit. I never said I was June-fucking-Clever... Jackie Harrison: You don't use that kind of language in this house! Isabel: ...and if every time life hits her hard you want to have a twelve hour conversation every third Tuesday of the month, go right ahead, lady, I have a life. Jackie Harrison: Oh, and I don't? [scoffs] Jackie Harrison: You know what your problem is? You are so self-involved. You couldn't be a mother. Isabel: Maybe the problem here is your daughter, and that she is a spoiled, wise-ass little brat. Jackie Harrison: Get out of my house. Get out! Isabel: [pause, she turns to go] Are you sure? I didn't see that on the schedule.
Sly: [sly and the other babies huddle around a sleeping lennie. sly steps up and starts chanting] You are in my power. You will obey my commands. You are in my power. You will obey my commands. Before i take the babies home, I will drive to Babyco. Everything depends on my driving to Babyco. Carrie: What are you trying to do? Sly: I have a theory that grown ups remember our secret language in their sub-conscious. If i'm right... I can hypnotize him. [returns to lenny] Sly: You are in my power. You will obey my commands. You will obey my power. You will obey my commands. All right now lets see if we've really got him. Lenny, raise your hand. [Lenny raises his hand] Sly: ohhhhh. [meanwhile in the very next room unseen by the babies - Dickie also raises his hand - -it looks as if Dickie has been hypnotized as well]
Sly: All right guys... should i tell her what i think? I think that if you're going to talk so much out of your ass, maybe you should wear a bow-tie on your butt! Basil: A Bow-Tie on her butt? That's disgusting Sylvester! Teddie: Your syntax is interesting Basil: Its because he watches television all the time. Nice language Sylvester. Sly: Nice face Basil. Ewwwww! Teddie: Bow-Tie on her butt? I still don't get it. You wear diapers on your butt, not bow-ties.
Joey Parker: [mary does a fancy dance move] What was that? Mary: Guess the music just speaks to me. Joey Parker: [he does a fancy dance move] Well i guess we don't have a language barrier.
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Musician: I know for myself it's ironic, cause here we are, talking about everything, but I feel, in retrospect, that I respond to music partly because I wasn't very articulate with words. I came from a family that wasn't that comfortable expressing different emotions, and here was a different language that was acceptable and I could really pour all of my feelings into that.
Susan Walker: I can't sleep. Dorey Walker: What's on your mind? Susan Walker: Santa Claus. Dorey Walker: Mr. Kringle? What about him? Susan Walker: He talked sign language with a kid today. Dorey Walker: That was considerate of him. Susan Walker: He looks like every picture of Santa Claus I've ever seen. Dorey Walker: I know. That's why I hired him.
Bill: On the seventh day the Lord rested, but before that he did, he squatted over the side of England and what came out of him... was Ireland. No offense son. Amsterdam Vallon: Nah, none taken, sir. I grew up here. All I ever knew of Ireland was from the talk of the others at the orphan asylum. Bill: And which part of that excrementitious isle where your forebears spawned? Amsterdam Vallon: I've been told Kerry, I lost proof of it in my language at the asylum.
Julia: Shall we speak the unspoken language of love? Kevin: You mean the kind only dogs can hear? Julia: Yes, the very same.
The Caller: Stu, you didn't tell your wife the truth, you're cheating. Stu: I'm not cheating on Kelly I never have! The Caller: Oh then what do you call it? Stu: Look, you're a guy sometimes you wanna know it's a possiblity alright? You know it's like having a beautiful home, but you still dream of that quick vacation down there, you know some nice hotel a great view I don't know maybe a pool. But it's a just a fantasy because you'll never really leave home! Do you hear what I'm saying? The Caller: [laughs] Kelly is a home and Pam is a motel. I'm sure they'll both appreciate that. Stu: Oh fuck you! The Caller: Hey, that kind of language is uncalled for.
Pizza Guy: [knocks on Phone Booth] 'Scuse me. Stu: I'm tryna make a call here. Pizza Guy: This is for you. Half pepperoni, Half mushroom, Extra crisp. Stu: You ever heard of delivering a Pizza to a fucking Phone Booth? I don't think so. Pizza Guy: [Reads address label on Pizza] Gentleman occupying Phone Booth, 53rd between Broadway and 8th. Stu: It's a mistake. Pizza Guy: What am I supposed to do with the pie? It's all paid for? Stu: Homeless guy just ran the block, give him the Pizza and say 'You can turn away from it but you can't make it go away', how's that? Pizza Guy: [Tries to open Phone Booth door] But, they always... Stu: [Stu gets agitated] GET OFF THE FUCKING PIZZA ALRIGHT? Pizza Guy: That language is uncalled for. Stu: Holy shit. I'm sorry. Please return to sender. FUCK OFF! Here you go, $5, eat the pizza yourself, you look like you could use a good meal.
[Boston has found some metal plates] Boston Low: Tell you what: I'll keep looking for more of them, and you decipher that language so we can read the directions. Maggie Robbins: Great. You get to look for metal things lying around, while I have to decode a completely alien language without any information about how they think or what they might be writing about. Yeah, that's a fair division of labor.
Wonder Woman: It's all true, isn't it, Steve? Everything my mother warned me about man's world is true. She even told me you'd try to seduce me, and I, like a fool, told her, "For now, let's only expect the best from the pilot." You tried to get me drunk. As if you could out drink an Amazon, you pathetic lightweight. Col. Steve Trevor: [Sees thugs approaching] Oh, crap. Wonder Woman: [Unaware of the thugs] Yes, I knew exactly what you were trying to do. And please don't use that language around me.
Maximillian Cohen: Restate my assumptions: One, Mathematics is the language of nature. Two, Everything around us can be represented and understood through numbers. Three: If you graph the numbers of any system, patterns emerge. Therefore, there are patterns everywhere in nature. Evidence: The cycling of disease epidemics;the wax and wane of caribou populations; sun spot cycles; the rise and fall of the Nile. So, what about the stock market? The universe of numbers that represents the global economy. Millions of hands at work, billions of minds. A vast network, screaming with life. An organism. A natural organism. My hypothesis: Within the stock market, there is a pattern as well... Right in front of me... hiding behind the numbers. Always has been.
Brucey Madison: You thinking about moving out here, Pop? Oscar Madison: To where? Santa Yosinta-Malienta-Poliguenta? I'm not gonna learn another language just to find my way home at night.
Harry Block: The most important words in the English language are not "I love you" but "It's benign."
Suzie Simmons: [Walking in wearing a leotard] Hey you guys are stretching? I just finished doing that. Fred Simmons: You just get back from working out? Suzie Simmons: No, I just got back from church you fucking retard! Fred Simmons: Okay,and that's wonderful language that my wife uses in front of my friends.
Leslie: [Leslie and Gayle are watching Spanish-language TV] Their stuff is worse than our stuff. Gayle: I just wish I could speak it like you do. Leslie: You don't need to understand the words to watch TV. Stupidity is the universal language.
RoboCop: Waste makes haste. For time is fleeting. A rolling stone is worth two in the bush. Boy: Go fuck a refrigerator, pecker neck! RoboCop: Bad language makes for bad feelings.
Annie: There's no such word as dummo! Richard: And what language employs the usage of the word freako?
Tom Wingo: [narrating] From my mother I inherited a love of language and an appreciation of nature. She could turn a walk around the island into a voyage of purest discovery. As a child, I thought she was the most extraordinary woman on earth. I wasn't the first son to be wrong about his mother.
Roy: There's this new thing they're starting out in California: moving pictures. There's no sound, so we won't have to worry about the language problem, and I think the kung fu stuff could be huge! People are dying for a good action flick. Chon Wang: Chon Wang... [sounds like "John Wayne"] Chon Wang: ...movie star? It could work.
Alan Leonard: It is important to dialogue and to language with each other.
David Whitaker: Aw, geez! Cathy Whitaker: We don't use language like that in this house.
Lt. Col. Frank Slade: Don't shrug, imbecile. I'm blind. Save your body language for the bimbi.
Narrator: Unaware of what year it was, Joe wandered the streets desperate for help. But the English language had deteriorated into a hybrid of hillbilly, valleygirl, inner-city slang and various grunts. Joe was able to understand them, but when he spoke in an ordinary voice he sounded pompous and faggy to them.
Lenny: [Quoting lines from "A Streetcar Named Desire"] This is my *goddamn* house, and I'll talk any *goddamn* way I want to! Debbie: Now, Stanley, there's no cause to use such language to Blanche!
Tabitha Lenox: Oh, the old spells were the good spells, Tim-Tim. The language is really quite beautiful: "May Beelzebub's drool seal your eyelids shut." Ha! They don't write them like that any more, Timmy!
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