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Thursday, December 15, 2005

blackadder quotes for your amusement:

Edmund: (reads) "Dear Enemy: I curse you, and hope that something slightly unpleasant happens to you, like an onion falling on your head."
Baldrick: Well, that is the bottom end of the market. They run all the way to this one, for four ducats.
Edmund: (reads) "Dear Enemy: may the Lord hate you and all your kind, may you be turned orange in hue, and may your head fall off at an awkward moment."


Blackadder : What are you wearing around your neck?
Percy : Ah! It's my new ruff!
Blackadder : You look like a bird who's swallowed a plate.
Percy : It's the latest fashion actually and as a matter of fact it makes me look rather sexy!
Blackadder : To another plate swallowing bird perhaps.



Prince George : No wait Blackadder. Perhaps this disgusting degraded creature is some sort of blessing in disguise.
Blackadder : Well if he is it's a very good disguise.
Prince George : After all did not our Lord send a lowly earthworm to comfort Moses in his torment?
Blackadder : No.
Prince George : Well it's the sort of thing he might have done.

Blackadder (EB): "I mean, look at this, what is it?" He picks up a potato
Baldrick (BA): "I'm surprised you've forgotten, my lord."
EB: "I haven't forgotten. It's a rhetorical question."
BA: "No. It's a potato."

EB: "Baldrick, what have you done?"
BA: "I've done 'c' and 'd'."
EB: "Let's hear it then."
BA: "'Big blue wobbly thing that mermaids live in.'"
EB: "What's that?"
BA: "Sea."
EB: "Yes, tiny misunderstanding -- still, my hopes weren't high. What about 'd'?"
BA: "I'm quite pleased with 'dog'.
EB "Yes? And the definition of 'dog' is...
BA: "'Not a cat.'"

BA: "I couldn't sleep when I was little."
EB: "You still are little, Baldrick."
BA: "Well, when I was even littler, see, we used to live in a haunted hovel. Every night our family was troubled by a visitation from this disgusting ghoul. It was terrible -- first there was this unholy smell, then this tiny, hairy, clammy little creature would materialize in the bed between them. Fortunately I could never see it myself."
EB: "Yes. Tell me, Baldrick, when you left home, did this repulsive entity mysteriously disappear?"
BA: "That very day."
EB: "I think, then, that the mystery is solved."

Baldrick's war poems...beware, they are quite stupid.

"Hear the words I sing,
War's a horrid thing.
But still I sing, sing, sing
Ding a ling a ling."

The German Guns

"Boom, boom, boom, boom,
Boom, boom, boom,
Boom, boom, boom, boom..."
EB: "Boom, boom, boom?"
BA: "How did you guess?" -- 4.6


BA: "...a girl actually came up and kissed me."
EB: "Poor woman -- first casualty of the war." -- 4.6


Haha!


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