Bruskotter Quotes & Sayings

Sometimes it seems like everything's changing;
my whole world is rearranging. — Amanda Leigh

You want the truth? I've been fucked and betrayed often enough to not trust anybody. And that includes you." Frank shrugged. "Don't take it personal."
"Join the club. We meet Tuesdays. We never share the location with each other, and we show up armed. — Aleksandr Voinov

Adulthood can do the most horrific things to the best of people. — Neal Shusterman

I'm only really interested in taking a part if it's nothing like me. — Rupert Friend

Perhaps someone had once hoped to lighten the air of the blue room in Hill House with a dainty wallpaper, not seeing how such a hope would evaporate in Hill House, leaving only the faintest hint of its existence, like an almost inaudible echo of sobbing far away... — Shirley Jackson

I think Buddhism should open the door of psychology and healing to penetrate more easily into the Western world. — Nhat Hanh

Prejudice is the conjuror of imaginary wrongs, strangling truth, over-powering reason, making strong people weak, and weak people weaker. God gave us the large-hearted charity which "beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things," which "thinketh no evil!" — John Ross Macduff

When the Carlton Club, A Conservative Party bastion in London, was badly damaged by bombs and Churchill remarked that he was surprised that no one had been killed, a Labor Party official replied, "The devil looks after his own. — Philip Seib

the police traced the importation of the counterfeit currency to the Freud family. — Billy Roper

You have this special connection with someone if you're their first record or their first concert or their first poster or whatever it is. — Shaun Cassidy

The people are suffering. Relieving people's poverty ought to be handled as though one were rescuing them from fire, or saving them from drowning. One cannot hesitate. — Kim Stanley Robinson

Any chance beats no chance. — James Tiptree Jr.

Many emotions go under the name of love, and almost any one of them will for a while divert the mind from the real, true, and perfect thing. — Ruth Rendell

Man can live by bread alone when all his energies are devoted to attaining that bread, but once his mind is clear, once he has ceased to labour through all his waking hours to find food, then he begins to think. — Michael Moorcock