What are your favorite fallout quotes?

RangerBoo said:
I know, I know. Forgive me for I have sinned! In all seriousness though it just wasn't for me although I can understand why people love it and consider OWB to be the best of the NV DLC's.
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I can see why you didn't like it. It's very... strange. That said, I am legally required as a fanboy of all things New Vegas (except Ulysses, fuck that guy) to call you out as a BLASPHEMER! So... uh...

BLASPHEMER!
 
Dr Fallout said:
Why do you dislike it? Any particular reason?
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Like Ben said. Its... Strange and little too nonsensical for my liking. Especially the whole bit with your brain(WTF?). It also felt kinda out of place considering the setting and themes for New Vegas and it previous DLC were pretty serious.
 
RangerBoo said:
Like Ben said. Its... Strange and little too nonsensical for my liking. Especially the whole bit with your brain(WTF?). It also felt kinda out of place considering the setting and themes for New Vegas and it previous DLC were pretty serious.
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Fair enough, though I liked it. It felt like a great break from being so serious and downhearted.
 
RangerBoo said:
Like Ben said. Its... Strange and little too nonsensical for my liking. Especially the whole bit with your brain(WTF?). It also felt kinda out of place considering the setting and themes for New Vegas and it previous DLC were pretty serious.
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That's kind of why I really liked OWB. It's a little bit of silly in an otherwise very serious world. I find it really great when you can have self-contained silliness without making the whole game silly. OWB really scratches that itch.
 
Dr Fallout said:
BLASPHEMY!!!
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Ooh! Did you get That from me?

Some of my favorite Dr mobius quotes:
  • Well, there's many things they have forgotten, sitting in their bowls. Friendship. The thrill of discovery. Love. Masturbation. The usual.
  • You're really quite difficult to ignore, you know. It's because you're... well, bah! Rather intriguing, if you forgive an old brain for saying so.
  • It is I, Dr. Mobius, transmitting from my dome-shaped... dome in the Forbidden Zone. A zone... that is, yes... forbidden to you.
  • Think Tank... I wouldn't even use binary to describe my exponential hatred for you.
  • Bullets in the head are usually much more fatal, and yours was a light case of bullet-head-itis.
  • 2 plus 2 equals {inaudible mumbling} 4-Bidden, idiots of the Think Tank!
 
R.Graves said:
  • It is I, Dr. Mobius, transmitting from my dome-shaped... dome in the Forbidden Zone. A zone... that is, yes... forbidden to you.
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No, no, no. You're doing it wrong. It's;

"It is I, DOCTOR MOBIUS, transmitting from my DOME-SHAPED... DOME, in... THE FORBIDDEN ZONE! A zone that is - yes - FORBIDDEN TO YOU!"
 
Dr Fallout said:
Fair enough, though I liked it. It felt like a great break from being so serious and downhearted.
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Ben Soto said:
That's kind of why I really liked OWB. It's a little bit of silly in an otherwise very serious world. I find it really great when you can have self-contained silliness without making the whole game silly. OWB really scratches that itch.
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Which I can understand. Not saying its terrible or bad. Its a good DLC and its well written but its just wasn't for me nor was it my cup of tea. Which is quite funny with Obsidian DLC's. Even though I may not like some of them, my dislike for certain DLC's that they made, such as OWB, is from a personal preference and not the DLC itself and its writing. The exact opposite can be said for Bethesda DLC's. CoughPointLookoutCoughMothershitZetaCoughDragonbornCough!
 
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Ben Soto said:
You dirty tea-drinker! REAL MEN DRINK COF-oh... wait...

well, shit.
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They there is a awesome tea shop where I live that sells all kinds of cool teas. Its probably the English blood in me that craves it.(English from my prenatal grandmothers side although I would have thought the Mexican blood from my maternal grandmothers side would have canceled that out.)
 
RangerBoo said:
They there is a awesome tea shop where I live that sells all kinds of cool teas. Its probably the English blood in me that craves it.(English from my prenatal grandmothers side although I would have thought the Mexican blood from my maternal grandmothers side would have canceled that out.)
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Ah, here's our conflict. I am 50% Dansk, 25% Mexicano, 1/16 Cherokee, 1/16 Français, and the rest is... I have no fucking clue. While I emphasize with your Mexican heritage, my Danish, French and Native American blood require me to EXTERMINATE ALL ENGLISHMEN. Where extermination is impractical or illegal, however, I must DISAGREE WITH ALL ENGLISHMEN. Sorry.
 
Ben Soto said:
Ah, here's our conflict. I am 50% Dansk, 25% Mexicano, 1/16 Cherokee, 1/16 Français, and the rest is... I have no fucking clue. While I emphasize with your Mexican heritage, my Danish, French and Native American blood require me to EXTERMINATE ALL ENGLISHMEN. Where extermination is impractical or illegal, however, I must DISAGREE WITH ALL ENGLISHMEN. Sorry.
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