The Silly Facebook Quote Game - Part 4 of 4

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SIXTEENTH QUOTE:

Matthew Rozsa
Once again, for fifty points:
"I decline to accept the end of man... He is immortal, not because he alone among creatures has an inexhaustible voice, but because he has a soul, a spirit capable of compassion and sacrifice and endurance."
17 hours ago ·

Kevin Brettell
William Faulkner
10 hours ago ·

SEVENTEENTH QUOTE:

Matthew Rozsa
For my second-to-last quote, I shall dip into my Pennsylvania heritage. Thirty-nine points goes to the person who identifies the individual who remarked that my home state is "Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, with Alabama in between."
10 hours ago ·

Kevin Brettell
James Carville
10 hours ago ·

EIGHTEENTH QUOTE:

Matthew Rozsa
For forty points, identify the man who famously declared that Nazi soldiers "were victims, just as surely as the victims in the concentration camps". By the way, I do need to end this and get on with my life. This is the last of three final quotes.
3 hours ago ·

Abigail Brown
uhh...the president of the time?
3 hours ago ·

Kirk Harlan
Not sure, I concede this one. Going to look it up now though.
3 hours ago ·

Charlie D Brill
Henry Ford?
2 hours ago ·

Kirk Harlan
I was going to say Churchill, but it seems too obvious and fairly out of character.
2 hours ago ·

Charlie D Brill
Bad Guess, it came to me afterward, I won't spoil it though.
2 hours ago ·

Matthew Rozsa
Come on, someone has to be able to get this. Regina, Liskula, Megan, Katie, Jim... someone with a pattern of figuring these things out, save me!
2 hours ago ·

Matthew Rozsa
OK, I'll give everyone a hint, since this is a toughie: The person who uttered this quote was President of the United States at the time.
2 hours ago ·

Morgan Kanter
Harry Truman?
2 hours ago ·

Matthew Rozsa
Nope.
2 hours ago ·

Jon Gorga
Harry Truman.
2 hours ago ·

Matthew Rozsa
I just said it wasn't Harry Truman! The man was president during V-E Day, so why would he say that?
2 hours ago ·

Christina Cruz
Lol I want to say Reagon just cuz...
2 hours ago ·

Wilson Bessinger
President Ronald Reagan
2 hours ago ·

Matthew Rozsa
Christina gets the points! It was Ronald Reagan!
2 hours ago ·

Wilson Bessinger
that's my final answer
2 hours ago ·

Christina Cruz
AHHHHHHH sweet victory.
2 hours ago ·

Wilson Bessinger
damn, split second late
2 hours ago ·

Jon Gorga
Wait. What? Then Woodrow Wilson? Roosevelt died before the end of the war. I always get Wilson and Truman confused because they both followed Roosevelts!
2 hours ago ·

Jon Gorga
How the devil are you following this in real time down to the second??? I have to reload the page to see new posts...
2 hours ago ·

Matthew Rozsa
Ronald Reagan visited Bitburg Cemetery on May 5, 1985, and delivered an infamous address (composed by speechwriter Pat Buchanan) in which he declared that those grounds, in which hundreds of Nazis (including SS men) were buried, deserved respect, for the reason in the above-mentioned quote.
2 hours ago ·

Wilson Bessinger
I appeal for points based on incorrect spelling =P
2 hours ago ·

Jon Gorga
Low, man. Low.
2 hours ago ·

Wilson Bessinger
i know, but it's the american way
2 hours ago ·

Christina Cruz
Lol whatever, I had to type fast, thats why I beat ya!
2 hours ago ·

Jon Gorga
Well a thank you to Matt for further awesome factoids about the American presidency. Very cool.
2 hours ago ·

Matthew Rozsa
Addenda:
1) Christina gets the points. Period.
2) William Taft succeeded the first Roosevelt, not Wilson.
3) Woodrow Wilson died in 1924, so needless to say, it would have been a little eerie had he discussed Nazis and concentration camps.

NINETEENTH QUOTE:

Matthew Rozsa
My second-to-last quote (for real this time)...
For forty-seven points:
"Labor is the superior of capital, and deserves much the higher consideration."
2 hours ago ·

Christina Cruz
Lincoln
2 hours ago ·

Matthew Rozsa
Impressive!
2 hours ago ·

Christina Cruz
I used to be an orator.
2 hours ago ·

John Hagan
Also Matt, youve used this quote before. =)
29 minutes ago ·

Christina Cruz
If he did I didnt know, but I had to give this speech at an oratorical contest in elementary school, plus it's one of many of Lincoln's little gems.

TWENTIETH QUOTE:

Matthew Rozsa
For sixty points, and the last quote of this admittedly ridiculous game...
"Jesus H. Tap-dancing Christ... I have seen the light!"
2 hours ago ·

Rachel Ana Brown
Ha! I know this one! Freaking Blues Brothers. Love that movie. My daddio plays the blues.
about an hour ago ·

Matthew Rozsa
Congrats!
21 minutes ago ·

And the final score is...
1. Regina Teltser - 106.2
2. Kevin Brettell - 89
3. Christina Cruz - 87
4. Liskula Cohen - 86
5. Kirk Harlan - 77
6. Charlie Brill - 65.3
7. Rachel Brown - 60
8. Ilya Feldsherov - 40.7
9. Jacqueline Moss - 32.7
10. Jomar Giner - 27
11. Ashley Robinson - 20
12. Katie Gerard - 18
13. Jim Chambers & Megan Humphreys - 10

Quick Review of the Correct Answers:
1. Futurama (Ashley Robinson)
2. Grizzly Man (Regina Teltser)
3. Pippin (Regina Teltser)
4. Red Sanders (Ilya Feldsherov)
5. Richard Nixon (Charlie Brill)
6. Rene Descartes (Katie Gerard)
7. They Live (Jomar Giner)
8. The Irish (Charlie Brill)
9. Leona Helmsley (Jacqueline Moss)
10. Daniel Webster (Liskula Cohen)
11. Sarah Silverman (Liskula Cohen)
12. Young Frankenstein (Regina Teltser)
13. John Kennedy (Kirk Harlan)
14. Saw VI (Regina Teltser)
15. The Twilight Zone (Kirk Harlan)
16. William Faulkner (Kevin Brettell)
17. James Carville (Kevin Brettell)
18. Ronald Reagan (Christina Cruz)
19. Abraham Lincoln (Christina Cruz)
20. The Blues Brothers (Rachel Brown)