Filing this one beside "I will face god and walk backwards into hell" and "you cannot kill me in a way that matters" on the list of Impossibly Powerful Phrases With Baffling Origin Stories.

https://toot.cat/@pup_hime/115531963842950277

reki singular point (@[email protected])

"babies are born worshipping unknown gods" is one of the most incredible dwarf fortress bugs i have heard of. its poetry.

Toot.Cat

"I will face god and walk backwards into hell" - a Dril tweet about yelling at zoo animals.

"You cannot kill me in a way that matters." - a Tumblr shitpost about mushrooms.

"Do you think God stays in heaven because he too lives in fear of what he's created?" - Spy Kids 2, the children's movie.

And now:

"Babies are born worshipping unknown gods." - a Dwarf Fortress bug report.

Any other good candidates?

@mhoye
"That’s the thing about war. It never stays where you put it."

- Catherine Halsey, Halo TV series

@danielaKay The number one thing 343 missed when they took over that franchise was that the original series' writing was just far, far better than it had any business at all being.
@danielaKay (I mean: the first five seconds between Cortana and the Chief: "Sleep well?" "No thanks to your driving, yes." "So you did miss me." Three sentences, five seconds, and we have an affectionate old-married-couple vibe established from the outset. Incredible economy.)
@mhoye @danielaKay "Thanks for the tank, he never gets me anything." "Oh I know what the ladies like."