Bjarki Karlsson Quotes & Sayings

It's vitally important that you buy your own crown and declare yourself Queen, and then spend the rest of your life living into that. — Jill Conner Browne

There isn't any drug worse than money. Madness, deceptions and criminal behavior emerge from the need of more of it. — Robin Sacredfire

I'm not worried about the Third World War. That's the Third World's Problem. — Jimmy Carr

Maybe he was overreacting ... Somehow you were meant to take responsibility, minute to minute, for deciding which events you would call manageable, now that none of them were. — Chris Cleave

If she loves you back, no woman is going to complain about the hour if a man calls her to proclaim his undying love. — Linda Kage

Satan mostly employs comparatively moral instruments and the language of ethics to give his aims an air of respectability. — Mahatma Gandhi

I shall never write an autobiography, I'm much too jealous of my privacy for that. — Nadine Gordimer

I have a lot of nieces and nephews. I was always around kids. I was like the family babysitter because I was the only one that wasn't married. — Doreen Cronin

How many weapons are you carrying? I'm beginning to think you have an entire armory in your bag." "Don't start with the flattery. How — Seanan McGuire

Never mistrust, unless given a reason. — Sonia Rumzi

I'm always amazed by people like David Simon or the people at The Simpsons or J.K. Rowling who can create dozens and dozens of memorable characters. It seems so effortless, and even people who have just three lines in the shows or in the book have a very distinct personality, and you can feel the richness of their personal history. — Drew Magary

I never knew you played the banjo!" cried Harris and I, in one breath.
"Not exactly," replied George: "but it's very easy, they tell me; and I've got the instruction book!"
From Three Men in a Boat — Jerome K. Jerome

Hen two friends discuss money, the third friend should invariably be asleep. — Dorothy Dunnett

And here I sit with my stamps in a complete muddle, and nobody has bothered to tell me what it's all about."
"Listen now, Hemul," said Snufkin slowly and clearly. "It's about a comet that is going to collide with the earth tomorrow."
"Collide?" said the Hemulen. "Has that anything to do with stamp-collecting? — Tove Jansson