impr(quotes): Add English quotes. (@zipsegv)

frontend/static/quotes/english.json

@@ -39345,6 +39345,36 @@
       "source": "Doctor Who, Fallen Heroes",
       "id": 7770,
       "length": 485
+    },
+    {
+      "text": "We have a Memetics Division, a Telekontainment Division, Fire Services, Ops-A, Ops-B, Personnel, D-personnel and two dozen others. We don't have an Antimemetics Division.",
+      "source": "There Is No Antimemetics Division, We Need To Talk About Fifty-Five",
+      "id": 7771,
+      "length": 170
+    },
+    {
+      "text": "But if you want the honest truth, people in this division are as competent on day one as they'll ever be. You come to the job firing on all cylinders, or not at all. The rest is just fine-tuning and chemistry.",
+      "source": "There Is No Antimemetics Division, Introductory Antimemetics",
+      "id": 7772,
+      "length": 209
+    },
+    {
+      "text": "\"We need some memories from you,\" she explains. \"Memories which nobody else in the world has access to, and which are buried so deeply that we can't extract them without killing you. So this afternoon, that's what we're going to do. We're going to extract those memories, and once we're done, you'll be dead.\"",
+      "source": "There Is No Antimemetics Division, Unforgettable, That's What You Are",
+      "id": 7773,
+      "length": 309
+    },
+    {
+      "text": "When that happens, when you make 'eye contact', it kills you. It kills you and it kills anybody who thinks like you. Physical distance doesn't matter, it's about mental proximity. Anybody with the same ideas, anybody in the same head space. It kills your collaborators, your whole research team. It kills your parents; it kills your children. You become absent humans, human-shaped shells surrounding holes in reality. And when it's done, your project is a hole in the ground, and nobody knows what SCP-3125 is anymore. It is a black hole in antimemetic science, consuming unwary researchers and yielding no information, only detectable through indirect observation.",
+      "source": "There Is No Antimemetics Division, CASE COLOURLESS GREEN",
+      "id": 7774,
+      "length": 666
+    },
+    {
+      "text": "It's too much data. Too much sound, too much light. Having her eyes open is like jamming them full of needles. She clamps her hands over her ears and screws her eyes up. Even like this, she feels the vibration of the elevator's slow descent and the heat of the failed air conditioning and the movement of her clothes on her skin, and meanwhile her vision is flooding instead with what could be hallucinations. The human sensorium routinely generates huge amounts of data and the human brain is adapted to discard almost all of that data nearly immediately. Altering the brain's behaviour to retain that data is extremely dangerous even for very short time spans.",
+      "source": "There Is No Antimemetics Division, Your Last First Day",
+      "id": 7775,
+      "length": 662
     }
   ]
 }