Respond with a Telltale game quote

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    His lust for power has twisted him into a mockery of the goldfish we once kind of loved.
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    No, seriously. Do you have any fruit to declare?
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    Ahh, life giving water. Nectar of the gods. Graham can now feel strength and renewal flowing through him.
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    Time out for number one!
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    Not the-?
    (Oh wait, I got the previous line totally wrong!)
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    Come on everybody now, can't you hear the wind blow? We don't like the King of Town making people's heads explode.
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    Today's news: Winds still suck.
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    - What? I was just going to point out that several phenomena, long believed to have supernatural causes, have turned out to be more mundane in origin. Only one phenomena continues to baffle scientists and defy rational explanation.

    -- What's that?

    - *FART*
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    Great Scott!
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    Sweet suffering Saint Sebastian on the sousaphone in a short story by Susan Sontag!
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    Jumping Jehosapat!
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    I'm about to jump my last jack.
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    Never play an ace when a two will do.
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    The Ace of Spades!! That's the best card there is!
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    Say, that's a nifty spade you've got there!
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    And you'd do well to keep your scurvy little fingers off of it.
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    I didn't want it anyway. It has that terrible voodoo curse on it...
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    Yeah! RIGHT! They did that in the book "Never Trade Lunches with a Corpse." If you kids ever came up with an original idea, I might believe you.
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    No thanks, I've already had lunch.
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    Oh, I cannot have Sandvich. I become unstoppable killing machine.
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    If you think you'll assassinate the destroyer of worlds with a poisoned drink, think again!
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    great news max i think just gave birth to a bouncing baby hernia
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    Great Scott!

    This is heavy.
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    I think that's the second biggest pot o' soup I've ever seen!
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    Last one in's a freemason!
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    That's odd, he told me his name was Squinky.
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    Thats odd, the boy just... Disappeared!
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    By all that's beauteous, fair and slightly, four morons do I sleep with nightly!
    There's nothing there at all I say! Enough of this, let's now away!
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    How I can't WAIT for you to give up and just... GO AWAY!
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    Do you have any... weasels on a stick?
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    I've got all types of crazy crap!
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    I know I'll kick myself for asking, but what sorts of trial souvenirs are you selling?
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    It's a world of roach-like leviathans lumbering through a gargantuan city-scape.
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    Manateeee!!!!
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    Ichorrrrr!!!
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    Here comes the... ARRRR!
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    Stinky... Lazy-eyed... Meanie!
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    Oh, is that a pilgrim face-off? I thought you said pirate.
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    I've got more faces than the Pope's got noses.
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    This election reminds me of a droll story. It seems Chester A. Arthur and the Pope were kayaking down the Amazon one day. Suddenly a tiny candiru fish swims up the Pope's *censored* and lodges itself in his *censored*. Arthur grabs the Pope's *censored* pliers and *censored* swelled up like a melon. And the Pope says, "Thanks. Last time that happened, McKinley wanted to *censored*!" No, wait. I think I told it wrong.
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