That last comment maybe wasn't justified, but I can't say that the hostility or arrogance of yours makes them seem much more important or convincing. All the same, I still wouldn't say that they should be deleted.

Whatever, dumbass.

And by the way, it may not be a vital debate for the ages, but the way that ideas are allowed to disseminate DOES shape society, so don't write it off like it's nothing.

Well, if it's just time-wasting faff, then who cares what anyone has to say about it? The fact is, in a free society, you are occasionally going to come across opinions (and people) that you find to be disagreeable. If you're happy to censor people just because you don't like what they're saying, then you should…

You didn't answer my question. What was he saying?

"Guard number one is a senior on Klahn's mountain, and aspires to be a research chemist. Welcome, please, Hung Well!

Worth every penny to see Malkovich exercising to Bodies in Motion with Gilad. I was exercising to Gilad a LOT around the time of that film, and seeing him show up in such an unexpected place was unmitigated ecstasy.

I can see the Hail, Caesar/Gladiator mashups coming already.

I'm gonna dance in my pants and IN YOUR FACE!

"I'm black y'all! And I'm black y'all! And I'm blacker than black and I'm black y'all!"

Chrrrrist, did a cow shit in here?

Oh, God! Yeah, "Danger Seekers" would not happen today, although at least it's sort of balanced out with "Big Jim Slade."

"Are you aware of the penal codes in this state?"

If you want to watch the good version of Airplane 2, you just need to watch the first Airplane twice. All the same recycled jokes, and much better delivery.

No love for CB4? Shut up and eat yo' Big-Ass Biscuit!

Kind of disappointed that The Kentucky Fried Movie didn't make this list. It's right up there with the best of the ZAZ entries and should be on here if only for the Bruce Lee parody A Fistful of Yen.

"Vollowing in his granfaddas vootshtahps vootshtahps vootshtahps!!"

"Say, brotha! You been shoppin at the Goodwill?"

I do believe that the noble titmouse may have played a part, yes.

Total creative control has served neither him nor George Lucas well.