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Help us populate the quit quotes with TI Legacy ones! Please post your quotes for inclusion here. The rules?

1) Must be IC quotes.
2) Get permission from anyone who may be offended or have equal rights over the content (ex. if you say something to Joe Schmoe, and Joe replies, get Joe's permission).

They don't need to have been really said.

Thank you!

<edited out by Kinaed - see subsequent post>

You'll see this if I think the quote posted was a bit too insulting to someone.

I know sometimes it's funny to put someone else down, especially if done cleverly, but quotes like that will not be preserved as quit quotes, and I'd rather not see them posted. I apologize if my sense for what may be overly offensive to a player is off or not - it's only my judgment - but if I think a player would be upset seeing a quote about themselves by placing myself in their shoes, I'll remove it.

Apologies for interfering.

Quit quotes processed 07/07/2021.

"H-how are you already addicted, before your first bite." - One mage to another, on the consumption of magic mushrooms.

By a player:

"You're gonna want a cauldron with a wide brim. I was making talismans once, and the molten metal splashed over the top of my normal cauldron and landed on my floor. Took ages to pry it off the wood once it hardened, and I still have a mark on my damn floor." - One mage talking to others about magecrafting.

"More good women have been lost to marriage than to war, famine, disease, and disaster. You have talent, darling. Don't squander it." - Poet Knight Euric dul Guillard to an apprentice.

"Do you realize that these documents date back to Three Seventy One? Lans here. And... here again. And here with yet a third. Good Lord, is the man keeping a harem?"

- - Denvil of Zadossa reviews the banns board in the presence of Lans ab Durandel’s lovely current wife in the year 395

"It's a weight we carry, and the mask we wear to hide that weight from those who would never understand."

-One Brotherhood member to a younger one, on the subject of murder.

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"His name is Wonder.
He knits the wind, he hides his face an' he shows it at will.
He fed me the evil that brought the moons into hand an' the stars to my breath.
...An' I ran, an' ran, an' ran, but the world was in my belly, an' it tortured,
an' it compelled me to slaver my way back t' here t' be bound."

- - Confession of Lilikoi Hawali