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How to Train Your Dragon Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 12

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Sound clips of famous quotes and sfx from How to Train Your Dragon (2010 film) that you can use as ringtones or custom computer sounds.

Actors: Gerard Butler (Stoick the Vast), Jay Baruchel (Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III), America Ferrera (Astrid Hofferson), Craig Ferguson (Gobber), Jonah Hill (Snotlout Jorgenson)

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111 I'm proud to call you my son.
112 Is this some kind of a joke to you?
113 Make sure he gets there.
114 No one's ever met one and lived to tell the tale.
115 No, but you gave it your best shot.
116 No, dad, he won't hurt you! No, don't! You're only making it worse!
117 No, no! Please don't hurt him! Please don't hurt him.
118 Oh, you're many things, Hiccup. But a dragon killer is not one of them.
119 Quick! What's the first thing you'll need? s-A doctor? -Plus 5 speed? -A shield. -Shields. Go!
120 Small eyes, large nostrils! Relies on hearing and smell!

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