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""Hot Dogs! Hot Dogs!" - First spoken words, in The Karnival Kid, first released on May 23, 1929."
"Once upon a time, in a cabin in the snow, two cousins who didn't trust each other were trying to steal the bag of money sitting on the floor in front of me. So neither one of them went to sleep because neither one of them could be trusted. The end!"
"I gotta get me an agent..."
"(trying to go up a chimney) "I wonder if Santa ever had this much trouble.""
"Mickey: Come on, Goofy, it's a beautiful day! Let's go out and shoot some golf! Goofy: Golf? Are they in season? Mickey: That's just an expression! You don't really shoot anything! You use clubs! Goofy: And beat thuh little rascals to death? That's not fair! Mickey: Never mind! I'll explain it when we get there! Goofy: Where are we goin'? Mickey: We'll go out to Seaside Golf Course! There won't be many people out there today! Goofy: That's good! I'd hate tuh have anybody see me hittin' those poor little golfs!"
"Mickey: Goofy, are you all right? Goofy: I'm all right, but muh chewin' gum got all salty!"
""Who me? Oh, no! I've got a belly ache!" - first words, The Wise Little Hen (1934)"
""So you jackass, I'm gonna knock you good! Uh Oh." - Don Donald (1937)"
""I'm flying high, up in the sky, watching the world go by." - Window Cleaners (1940)"
"Doggone it! I might as well be in a concentration camp! - Timber (1941)"
"Maybe I'm just a duck, but I'm human! - Early to Bed (1941)"
"Am I glad to be a citizen of the United States of America! Oooh! - Der Fuehrer's Face (1943)"
"Four dollars is very little money when you got 'em; but a heck of a lot of money when you ain't got 'em. - "A Christmas for Shacktown" (1952)"
"Mathematics? That's for eggheads! - Donald in Mathmagicland (1959)"
"Oh boy oh boy oh boy!"
"Aw, phooey!"
"Hiya, toots!"
"What's the big idea?"
""Here I sit in this big lonely dump, waiting for Christmas to pass! Bah! That silly season when everybody loves everybody else! A Curse on it! Me - I'm different! Everybody hates me, and I hate everybody!" - First line, in Christmas on Bear Mountain (1947)"
"That's the trouble with you young scallawags of today... You expect to start in at the top instead of working up from the bottom, like I did!"
"I can't go on like this - losing a billion dollars a minute! I'll be broke in 600 years!"
"I made [my money] on the seas, and in the mines, and in the cattle wars of the old frontier! I made it by being tougher than the toughies, and smarter than the smarties! And I made it square!"
""No man is poor who can do what he likes to do once in a while! And I like to dive around in my money like a porpoise! And burrow through it like a gopher! And toss it up and let it hit me on the head!" Only a poor old man by Carl Barks."
"HD&L: We missed you, Unca Scrooge! Scrooge: Missed me?! What'd you throw at me?"
"Scrooge: Excuse me, my good man, we need some transportation to-- Shop owner: No! All out! Go! Monsapi soon! Scrooge: Monsapi? Must be some sort of local festival."
"Louie: UNCLE SCROOGE!! YOU'RE IN QUICKSAND!! Scrooge: Oh, good, I thought I was getting weak. QUICKSAND?!"
"Dewey: Are you all right? Scrooge: Fortunately, I landed on my wallet."
"Robbers! Thieves! Politicians!"
"You'd make a great sailor, Flintheart - on a submarine!"
"Scrooge: Why don't I show you my study? You can tell a lot about a man by his study. Meticulous study, meticulous business, I always say. (opens door, but hears an explosion and sees safe dropping into study) Bigtime (as Dewey): Uh-oh... Scrooge: (slams door shut) Forget the study! You can never tell a thing about a man by his study, I always say."
""You! There'll be no whistling while you work!" - A reference to the song "Whistle While You Work" from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"
"Oh no, you don't! Not unless you've got eighteen quadrillion bucks! And FIFTY CENTS!"
"This'll make a nice cover photo for Duckweek - Scrooge and his nephews... (Burger turns back to normal) ...playing Beagle Boys and Indians. BEAGLE BOYS??!"
"I didn't get rich by being stupid."
"Scrooge: A deal this sweet should be against the law. Police Officer: Scrooge McDuck, you're under arrest! Scrooge: Good joke, officer. I guess it is against the law."
"A sea monster ate my ice creeeeeeeam!!!"
"Fair official: Scrooge McDuck, you didn't pay for your rides on the ferris wheel, airplane, or water slide. You owe us two dollars and fifty-nine cents! Scrooge: Just for three little rides? (sigh) I could've bought seven new hats for the price of this one! (double sigh!!)"
"Scrooge: Donald! You can't be serious about this crazy idea; there's no profit in it! Donald: But I've already enlisted, Uncle Scrooge! I wanna see the world! Scrooge: So I'll buy you a globe!"
"A day without looking at me Money Bin is like a day without sunshine!"
"You haven't seen the last of me, you purse snatchers from space!"
"Well, you get an A in home wreckonomics."
"Bubba: Skooge home? Scrooge: No, Bubba, no home. Och, I'm starting to talk like him. Launchpad, how soon can we get back in the air? Launchpad: [The Millennium Shortcut is] in pretty deep, Mr. McDee. We're gonna need help. Bubba: Bubba help. Scrooge: You've helped enough already. Boys, you stay here. Bubba: Bubba come? Scrooge: No, Bubba stay. Launchpad come."
"Scrooge: Gyro was right; Bubba's already costing me money! I've got to get him away from here. I know - you can take care of him! Louie: But we gotta go to school! Scrooge: Fine! Take 'im to school. Take 'im to the zoo. Take 'im to the cleaners! But just take 'im away from me!"
"Hold still, Magica! I get extra points for evil sorceress in this game!"
"Why, oh why couldn't that woman have a fetish for rutabagas, or something?"
"Launchpad! Can't you even ride a camel without crashing it?"
"D'oh! I knew that rat's prices were too good to be true!"
"Scrooge: I cannot work like this, Mrs. Featherby. I'm going home! Mrs. Featherby: But what about your lunch? Scrooge: Sell it!"
"Mrs. Beakley, is this a ploy to get some vacation time?"
"Nephews and Webby: Hellooooooo, Unca Scrooge. Scrooge: Don't you "Hellooooooo" me!"
Young though he was, his radiant energy produced such an impression of absolute reliability that Hedgewar made him the first sarkaryavah, or general secretary, of the RSS.
- Gopal Mukund Huddar
Largely because of the influence of communists in London, Huddar's conversion into an enthusiastic supporter of the fight against fascism was quick and smooth. The ease with which he crossed from one worldview to another betrays the fact that he had not properly understood the world he had grown in.
Huddar would have been 101 now had he been alive. But then centenaries are not celebrated only to register how old so and so would have been and when. They are usually celebrated to explore how much poorer our lives are without them. Maharashtrian public life is poorer without him. It is poorer for not having made the effort to recall an extraordinary life.
I regret I was not there to listen to Balaji Huddar's speech [...] No matter how many times you listen to him, his speeches are so delightful that you feel like listening to them again and again.
By the time he came out of Franco's prison, Huddar had relinquished many of his old ideas. He displayed a worldview completely different from that of the RSS, even though he continued to remain deferential to Hedgewar and maintained a personal relationship with him.