Quotes for scenarios, part II

[Henrik]

You mean Apolyton hasn't existed forever!?!
Burn the blasphemous viper. To the stake whit you

Seriuosly though, I am a bit suprised that you din't notice it in my post about Nelson...

[Henrik]

Hmmm... Aperently this was a lot harder than I thought it would be.
I'l give you a hint:

quote: Originally posted by ?(An Archduke)? on ??-??-???? ??:?? ?M One comes here to visit and is recieved whit bombs! Mr. Major, what do you say? It's outrageous!"

Is it easier now?

[Waku]

I'm just counting up to three...

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[Henrik]

I imagine it would be an easy find for someone searching the net...

[Jay Bee]

Henrik, I think nobody knows... another hint?

[Henrik]

It's hard to hint whitout giving it away....

[Henrik]

quote: Originally posted by ?(An Archduke)? on 06-28-1914 ??:?? ?M in ??????? One comes here to visit and is recieved whit bombs! Mr. Major, what do you say? It's outrageous!"

Look closely at the date...

[Waku]

three!
http://www.worldwar1.com/tlsara.htm

[Jay Bee]

Uh okay, the date was actually a very good hint, but Waku got it first, as usual... Your turn, Waku!

[Henrik]

quote: Originally posted by Franz Ferdinand of Habsburg on 06-28-1914 Ca: 11:00 AM in Sarajevo One comes here to visit and is recieved whit bombs! Mr. Major, what do you say? It's outrageous!"

Just to make the quote complete, I didn't realise it was that hard though. This was what started WWI after all. It is interesting to now that Gavrillo Princip wasn't the only one to try and that it was luck that made him suced in his task.

[Waku]

Well, I think that I've finally found a difficult one:

Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by rulers as useful

[Fiera]

Hmm, that sounds like something that could have beensaid by a German philosopher...

[Henrik]

I ran a google search and found the answer imidietly, is that considered cheating?
[This message has been edited by Henrik (edited March 20, 2001).]

[Chris 62]

It's by a Roman, Cicero, or Seneca, I can't remember which.

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All knowledge begins with the phrase: I don't know.

[Henrik]

"Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by rulers as useful." -- Seneca the Younger
This was what I found searching earlier, I hope it isn't conderiderd cheating.