Leeroy Jenkins/Quotes

• Main
• Laconic
• Playing With
• Quotes
• All Subpages
  • Trivia
• Create New

"All right, chums! Let's do this! LEEROOOOOOOOOOOOOY! JEEEENKIIINS!" —Leeroy Jenkins

"At least I have chicken." —Klingon proverb

Spike: I had a plan. Angel: You had a plan? Spike: Yeah. A good plan. Smart, carefully laid out. But I got bored. *Attacks* —Angel, "Alone in the Dark"

"What can I say? Couldn't wait." —Spike, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, "School Hard"

"I am convinced that they are a unique lot amongst the humans. My theory is that they lack higher brain function, unable to logically assess a situation and calculate an outcome. One has only to make mention of the Light to get them frothing and battle ready -- at which point they will rush headlong into any engagement with complete disregard for their own well-being." —Baron Rivendare, World of Warcraft

"We don't go doing stupid things when somebody yells, For the Horde!" —Thrall, World of Warcraft

"Minsc will inspire you by charging blindly on!" —Minsc, Baldur's Gate 2

"Fools rush in where angels fear to tread." —Alexander Pope

"Hey, watch this!" —A werewolf howl of inspiration, Werewolf: The Apocalypse

"WAAAGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" —Any given Ork, Warhammer Fantasy Battle and Warhammer 40,000

"Here they come, they're charging us! / Why should we put up a fuss? / It's a war that won't last long. / And why I sing: THE CURBSTOMP SONG!" —"The Curbstomp Song"

"Dumb ass Alucard player going into the boss room before we could all gather." —A play of chapter 4 in Castlevania: Harmony of Despair

"Dealing with the Lich King is serious and dangerous business. It requires exceptional stealth and strategy, and knowing Finn and Jake, they'll probably just run up to him screaming battle cries." —the Adventure Time series bible

"Your mind follows the simple path ... the choice of an animal. You see an enemy and you attack it, unthinking. But you have courage, at least. To slay a bold animal like you is not without glory." —Kathutet, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

"Caution is preferable to rash bravery." —Falstaff, from Shakespeare's, Henry VI Part 1, speaking negatively on this Trope.