Cliff Poncier Quotes in Singles (1992)

Cliff Poncier: Janet, you rock my world.

Janet Livermore: Are my breasts too small for you?

Cliff Poncier: Sometimes.

Cliff Poncier: Look, Janet you know I see other people still. You do know that don't you?

Janet Livermore: You don't fool me.

Cliff Poncier: Janet, I could not be fooling you less.

Cliff Poncier: That's a very nice hat you're wearing... and I don't mean that in an Eddie Haskell kind of way.

Club Interviewer: Talking here with Cliff Poncier. Cliff, any comments on the "Seattle Sound" and Citizen Dick's place in it?

Cliff Poncier: Well, I don't like to reduce us to just being part of the "Seattle Sound." I'd like to think of us as expanding more. Like, we're huge in Europe right now. I mean, we've got records... uh, a big record just broke in Belgium.

Club Interviewer: Now, a song like "Touch Me, I'm Dick" is about... what?

Cliff Poncier: Well, I think "Touch Me, I'm Dick," in essence, speaks for itself, you know. I think that, you know, that's basically what the song is, um... about... is about, you know... I-I think a lot of people might think it's actually about, you know,"My name is Dick, and, you know, you can touch me," but, I think, you know, it can be seen either way.

Cliff Poncier: This negativity just makes me stronger, we will not retreat, this band is unstoppable!

Janet Livermore: [fakes a sneeze to get Cliff to say,"Bless you."]

Cliff Poncier: [Watching nature show on bees, has no response]

Janet Livermore: [fakes a louder sneeze]

Cliff Poncier: [indifferently hands her a box of tissues] Hey, Babe? Don't get me sick. I'm playin' this weekend.

Cliff Poncier: I used to live out by the airport, underneath the flight patterns. It was really noisy with the planes going by all day. I used to have cookouts, and no one would come because of the noise. I got used to it. And then, when I moved... I missed the noise. I missed those planes.

Janet Livermore: Cliff, what are you talking about?

Cliff Poncier: I don't know.

Cliff Poncier: Where are the anthems for our youth? What happened to music that meant something? The Who at the Kingdome, or Kiss at the Coliseum... Where is the "Misty Mountain Hop," where is the, is the "Smoke on the Water"... Where is the "Iron Man" of today?

Janet Livermore: We're not going out tonight, are we... ?

Cliff Poncier: Look at this, most of these bands are like well designed bottles of bleach. It's beer and lifestyle music! I mean it's like the next world war will be sponsored by i don't know, what!

Janet Livermore: Let's just take a bath.