
“Hello. I'm hello, and I'd like to say myself.”
Greeting his powerful but defensively challenged colleague, Dick Stuart (and thus coining Stu's new nickname in the process), on August 5, 1963, just prior to the annual Hall-of-Fame exhibition game; as quoted in "Stuart Ranks Next to Foxx" by Harold Kaese, in The Boston Globe (August 16, 1963)
“Hello. I'm hello, and I'd like to say myself.”
“Hello, children of the Nazis!”
Source: Beginning of a live performance in Germany (with Carnivore)[citation needed]
She has no mouth.
From Her Tours and CDs, Revolution Tour
“Hello, good evening and welcome.”
Catch phrase, given in Cassell's Dictionary of Contemporary Quotations (1996) p. 464