Does anyone know where these "quotes" came from and whats their original context?

Question

if you know ANY of them and who said them or what they are, please tell me!

1.It's probably a better think to think of ways that you could be a help to your community, state, and even country, rather than always think of ways that the government and all the people around you should be helping you, instead.

2.When it comes to falling in love, and when it comes to fighting, there really are no rules.

3.We really don't have to be scared of anything in this world, accept, of course, the actualy idea of being scared, when you think about it.

4.It didnt just take one 24 hour period to erect the captital city of Italy, you know.

5. When I really think about it, I guess it's more than wheather you follow the rules of the game, whether you have the right moves, whether you have the right attitude, and other related factors of this, and not really wheather you come out the victor, or if you are defeated, instead.

6. Proceed, if you will, and give me a reason to find satisfaction in my day.

7.After today, there's still another day to look forward to, with maybe a few opportunities for a better time here and there.

8. Children of a young age are better off when they make themselves visible to people around, but practice the art of staying quiet at them same time.

9. Be careful, because everything that has a pretty, shiny, look to it isnt necessairly alll that vaulable in the first place.

Answer 1

1.) "Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country." - made famous by President John F. Kennedy, but he wasn't the first to say it

2.) "All's fair in love and war." - old proverb, origin unknown

3.) "We have nothing to fear but fear itself." - President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, inaugural address 1933

4.) "Rome wasn't built in a day." - old proverb, origin unknown

5.) "It isn't whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game." - old sports saying

6.) "Go ahead, make my day." - said by the character 'Dirty Harry' played by Clint Eastwood

7.) don't know

8.) "Children should be seen and not heard." - old saying, probably dates to late 19th century Britain

9.) "All that glitters is not gold." - old proverb, paraphrase of Biblical passage

Answer 2

Go rev_nico!  

Number 7 I believe,  is Today is the first day of the rest of your life.

Answer 3

1) Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.

2) **** it, fight it, feed'em fish.

3) There is nothing to fear but fear itself.

4) Rome wasn't built in a day.

5) It's not weather you win or loose, but how you play the game.

6) Go ahead, make my day. (Clint Eastwood - Dirty Harry)

7) I actually have no idea.

8) Better seen than heard.

9) Not all that glitters is gold.

Gods, why don't I know who said most of these. I believe that number 1 was Teddy Roosevelt