The Random Quote Guessing Game

Its simple. Post a random quote you've encountered (IRL, on the net somewhere, doesn't matter) in your post. It can be any length, though try to not to get to crazy with it. The person after you has to quess where its from. If they guess correctly they can post the next quote (after you've confirmed it to be correct). Only 1 quote at a time please. If you wish to make it more challenging, you can blur/crossout/whatever names of places in the quote. (ie: It's a me, ____!) You are free to offer hints at any point from the first post of your quote to when its correctly guessed.

[edit]: New Rule. If at least a week goes without any correct guesses for your quote, you may reveal the answer and pick a new one until somebody guesses it correctly.
[edit2]: Another New Rule. If your quote is correctly guessed and the person who guessed it fails to post a quote of their own within at least 2 weeks time, you may either post a new quote or opt not to (in which case I will provide a new quote)
I'll start.

"If _____ threatens you with nukes, listen to what he has to say."

It's a longshot, but maybe the Deadpool videogame?

No. It is from a video game though, or at least one player's view on a certain NPC controlled character in this popular, long running series of games.

"If Gandhi threatens you with nukes, listen to what he has to say." from the game Civilization.

That is correct! You get to post the next quote for people to guess. Do so at your leisure and provide hints as you see fit.

"no one is here but a church bell will ring."

...I suppose one could always thrust his way through the door.

...anybody? lol

I would, but I want other people to try really. Its no fun if only a few people get to pick the quotes.

Also, added a new rule to the first post for situations like this.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Chris Miller

"no one is here but a church bell will ring."

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Had absolutely no idea, so I cheated and used mighty Google!


It's from Zelda II, the Adventure of Link. Actually, it's a hint in the town of Mido that tells the player how to gain access to a locked building, wherein they can learn the down-strike.

I don't think I found that secret, but then again I did really poorly in Zelda II, so such is to be expected.


EDIT: I won't post one until it's been verified that I am correct.