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Bill Cobbs Quotes

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Memorable Quotes from Bill Cobbs

12 quotes
Preparation for a Night at the Museum
Cecil Larry. Your keys, your torch.
Larry Daley Right.
Cecil You're gonna wanna strap those to your belt. Now, it can get a little spooky around here at night, so you might wanna put a few lights on. All right, flashlight, keys. What am I for...? Oh. The instruction manual.
Gus Instructions. You start with one, two, three...
Larry Daley Four?
Gus Are you crackin wise? I oughta punch you in the nose, hopscotch.
Reginald Leave him alone, Gus. You got it covered, right, Larry?
Larry Daley Yeah, yeah, I got it.
Gus You better get it!
Cecil Gus. Larry, do them in order, do them all and do them quick. And the most important thing of all to remember: don't let anything in or out.
Larry Daley Out?
Cecil Good luck, son.
Larry Daley Night, Gus.
Gus Young buck, crackin wise.
Cecil Moving on.
Acknowledging Craftsmanship and Personal Growth
Glinda Well done, Tinker. Your machine works beautifully!
Master Tinker That's just workmanship. What you displayed was real ]. Your father would be more than proud of you. He would marvel at the woman you've become.
[[courage]
Ed
Unusual Baseball Bat Size Situation
Tipton Sorry Ed, we don't carry baseball bats your size.
Chubb We do now.
[laughing]
Luck and Skill in Nine-Ball Pool
Narrator Nine-ball is rotation pool, the balls are pocketed in numbered order. The only ball that means anything, that wins it, is the 9. Now, the player can shoot eight trick shots in a row, blow the 9, and lose. On the other hand, the player can get the 9 in on the break, if the balls spread right, and win. Which is to say, that luck plays a part in nine-ball. But for some players, luck itself is an art.
Orvis You know who you got stakehorsin here for you? This here's Fast Eddie Felson. Who the hell are you? The end of the world?
Dribbling and Drooling in Sports
Referee #1 Does he dribble?
Arthur Chaney No, but he might drool a little bit.
A Tense Substitution During the Game
Arthur Chaney Larry, out!
Larry Willingham What? Why are you taking me out?
Arthur Chaney Josh, go on in for Larry, huh?
Buck Willingham What the hell do you think you're doing?
Arthur Chaney Time, ref!
Buck Willingham Why are you taking my kid out?
Arthur Chaney Because he's playing like a one-man team.
Buck Willingham This boy is the team!
Arthur Chaney Maybe he is to a worked-up father, but to me he's a player who's got a whole lot to learn. Now I'll kindly ask you to take your seat, Mr. Willingham. Let me get back to coaching my team.
Buck Willingham Come on, Larry. We're leaving.
Larry Willingham But, Dad?
Buck Willingham Now!
Arthur Chaney Check in, Josh.
Recognizing Inner Goodness and Potential
Glinda For the record, I knew you’d had it in you all along.
Oz Greatness?
Glinda No...better than that: Goodness.
Master Tinker Now, Knuck.
Substituting a Dog in Basketball Game
Warriors Head Coach What the heck's going on here?
Arthur Chaney I'll handle this, Josh.
Referee #2 Look, the Timberwolves wanna substitute a dog.
Warriors Head Coach What, are they nuts?
Arthur Chaney Dog's a registered member of the team. He practices with the team, he travels with the team. You check your rule book. Bet you won't find anything in there that says a dog can't play.
Referee #1 He's right. Ain't no rule that says a dog can't play basketball.
Buck Willingham This is a joke! I mean, dogs don't play basketball!
Arthur Chaney What's the matter, gentlemen? Afraid your team might get beat by a dog?
Warriors Head Coach & Buck Willingham Put him in!
A Night Guard's Return to Duty
Reginald Hey, Larry.
Larry Daley So, I was thinking maybe I'll give it one more night.
Cecil I'm glad you came around. Welcome back.
Dr. McPhee You! New night guard, here, now.
Larry Daley What's up?
Dr. McPhee What's up?" Oh. Well, take a walk with me, and I'll show you, Mr. "What's up". Come on. So, would you kindly do me the favor of explaining this?
Larry Daley Ooh. Okay. I'm guessing and I'm just spitballing here but looks like that Roman dude got cocky and climbed over into the Wild West. And that cowboy knows the Roman dude wants to take over his territory, so he rounded up a posse and put him in the stockade.
Dr. McPhee Let's all laugh at me, the comedy night guard. "No", is the answer. Sarcasm back at ya with your... humor box. I wasn't laughing. I was pretending to laugh, if that's what you want, some sort of battle of humor. Do you?
[laughs sarcastically]
Larry Daley No. I don't want a... No, I don't want a battle of humor.
Dr. McPhee No, you don't, because it would be a bloodbath. Nothing funny about Little Bighorn. No. I find it about as funny as a "fancist". It's not funny. Okay? And I will not stand for this type of blatant... If I'm not clear, tell me. Am I clear?
Larry Daley Yeah.
Dr. McPhee Yeah.
Larry Daley Hey, Cecil. You got an extra copy of that instruction manual?
Cecil Oh, no, I'm afraid not, Larry. Listen, I'll tell you what you do. Read some books. Brush up on your history. Helped me a lot when I first started out.
A Soul's Reckoning in New Jack City
Old Man (last lines) Idolator! Your soul is required in ]!
[[Hell; shoots and kills Nino]
A Warning About a Dangerous Family
Grandpa Booker Meanwhile, you be careful. That brother and sister act you mess with are evil, plain and simple.
Fool Wait a minute, brother and sister?
Grandpa Booker Brother and sister. Tailend of the craziest family you ever heard of. Every generation more insane than the one before it. Started out as a family running a funeral home, selling cheap coffins for expensive prices. Then they got their fingers into real estate, started making a lot of money taking over people's homes. The more money they got, the greedier they got. The greedier they got, the crazier they got. All sorts of rumors about what's going on in that place. Never proved it because the police never took it serious. But believe me, when I was a kid, none of us ever walked past that house.
A Dog's Loyalty Amidst Family Conflict
Jackie Framm That's my son!
Larry Willingham Water boy! Nice shot.
Norm Snively I'll take my dog back now.
Josh Framm He doesn't wanna go with you.
Jackie Framm What's the problem?
Norm Snively There's no problem, Mrs. Framm. Your son's had his little fun. Now I think it's time to give me back what is rightfully mine.
Jackie Framm You know what, Mr. Snively, I believe my son is right. That dog doesn't like you. So the answer is no.
Norm Snively You don't have any choice, lady. I got papers. I'll see you in court!
[chuckling]
Bailiff Next case, Snively vs. Framm.
Judge Cranfield Is this one of your high-profile divorce cases?
Bailiff No, sir, it's custody.
Judge Cranfield Oh, custody. Holy Toledo, what is that dog doing in the courthouse?
Bailiff That's the, uh, child, sir.
Judge Cranfield That's a pretty ugly kid.
Bailiff It's a dog.
Judge Cranfield What?
Bailiff The case is about custody of a dog.
Judge Cranfield All right, I'll take it, but we have to do this seriously. I will not have my courtroom turned into some kind of a circus. Who the hell are you?
Norm Snively Mr. Norman F. Snively, your honor. I'm the plaintiff.
Judge Cranfield You look like an idiot.
Norm Snively Why, thank you, sir. You see, I'm a clown by profession. Happy Slappy's the name. Clown and the Hound. And begging to your humblest pardon, I thought it might be helpful to your honor if I appeared here today in the guise most pertinent to the cogent and unequivocal stating of my case.
Judge Cranfield Whatever, whatever. You go first, clown.
Norm Snively Well, the fact is, your honor, that dog's my property, and I have papers to prove it.
Judge Cranfield Well, would you show them to me, please?
Norm Snively Well, actually, your honor, I had papers to prove it. But that boy, that young hooligan, because of his irresponsible and criminal activity, is responsible for what you see.
Judge Cranfield Order!
Norm Snively You see, sir, when I lost my dog for the first time, it broke me up real bad. When I lost him the second time, it darn near killed me. Hell's bells, your honor, all I wanna do is get Old Blue back. So it can be him and me together, just like it always was.
Josh Framm Why, so you can abuse him some more?
Judge Cranfield That will be enough, young man.
Norm Snively I raised that dog from a puppy. I wouldn't harm a hair on his head!
Judge Cranfield Bailiff, what is that?
Bailiff The dog, your honor.
Judge Cranfield Oh. Order! Quiet!
Josh Framm It's the gavel, sir.
Judge Cranfield What? Speak up! Bailiff!
Bailiff You said speak.
Judge Cranfield Speak! Will somebody please suppress that dog?
Norm Snively & Josh Framm Shh!
Judge Cranfield Oh, what a day. What a day. Now then, young man, have you any evidence that this man abused your dog? Did you ever see him hit the dog?
Josh Framm Well, no.
Judge Cranfield Then how did you know the dog was abused?
Josh Framm Because Buddy doesn't like him. Buddy's my friend. I know what he's feeling, so he knows what I'm feeling.
Jackie Framm He's telling the truth, your honor.
Judge Cranfield Who's that?
Bailiff The boy's mother.
Judge Cranfield Oh, it's all right, you may sp... You may address the court.
Jackie Framm When we first moved to this town, my son was very unhappy. And then he found Buddy here. And Buddy's given him something to look forward to. Please, please, don't take Buddy away from my son.
Judge Cranfield Mrs. Framm, as far as this court is concerned, the dog is property unless you have evidence...
Jackie Framm All of these people did not come here because of a piece of property, your honor. They came here because of Buddy. He's part of this town. He's part of the team, and he's part of our family now, your honor.
Norm Snively Well, he's part of my family too! He's like a son to me! Aw, shut up!
Arthur Chaney Why not let the dog choose, your honor? They say a dog is man's best friend. If that's the case, shouldn't the dog be able to choose who he wants to be friends with?
Judge Cranfield Who are you, Barnum or Bailey?
Arthur Chaney Arthur Chaney, your honor.
Judge Cranfield Mr. Chaney, do you reali... Arthur Chaney? New York Knicks, 56? Huh. I was at that Celtics game where you did the turnaround jumper at the buzzer. I spilled beer all over my wife.
Bailiff Your honor.
Judge Cranfield What? Oh, yes, yes, yes. Mr. Chaney.
Arthur Chaney Well, I've been thinking. This dog is what, three, four years old. That makes him an adult in our years. I say let Buddy decide.
Judge Cranfield Mr. Chaney, during my 40 years on the bench, I have heard a lot of lamebrain cockamamie proposals, but this one I like.