Ninjas vs. Pirates

[keyboardinc]

who in their right mind woud say; it's like judgin Ninjas vs. Pirates!

top of the mornin to ya!

et tu bruce

Can you hear me now?

When a man loves a woman

[BigMac]

3. Et tu, Brute - said by Julius Caesar

5. Percy Sledge (I think) - famous soul singer

[Octavius]

Is there a link?

Sound like quotes from Good Morning Vietnam.
Although I could be wrong, I was once you know.

[WiccanKitten]

'et tu Brute' was indeed said by julius caesar - am i right in thinking that it was when he realised that he had been betrayed?
The translation, i believe, is 'and you, Brutus?' and was said to portray his disbelief that Brutus was a part in his downfall, and that he had been backstabbed.

am i way off my trolley? or is that fairly accurate.

[:Ace:]

Can You Hear Me Now? Is a common Peter Kay joke, if that helps.

[Steelie2006]

Can you hear me now? : Phoenix nights, when Max the bouncer is messing about with his walkie talkie. Classic.
Et-tu Brute: Julius Caesar- his last words, more or less. translates as 'you too, Brutus?' when the whole of the 'parliament' as it were turned on him and Caesar's best mate stabbed him with a pen or something.
Top of the mornin' to ya: Terry Wogan on Radio 2
When a man loves a woman... he can't set his mind on nothin' else.... classic soul song lol
the ninj/pirate thing: you're off your 'ead! ~Steelie~

[frenchfriar]

"Can you hear me now?" is the tagline from an american advertising campaign for a cellular telephone service, the company representative in the ads walks around to different places, and speaks his tagline.

[frenchfriar]

oh, the phrase "Top o' the Mornin' to ya!" is likely to be said by anyone wishing to sound Irish, at an American observation of Saint Patrick's day, March 17th, when all Americans pretend to be Irish for a day. :D