Carapaces Homestuck Quotes & Sayings

I feel bad because I haven't been able to say anything to the fans to let them no why I've been absent. I'm torn as I'm quite private. I'm not feeling well. I'm having some health issues. So please keep me in your prayers. — Avril Lavigne

Work! work! and God will work with us! — Mark Twain

[G]enius is a true degenerative psychosis belonging to the group of moral insanity . . . — Cesare Lombroso

It had been a perfect nap
the sort a man runs into now and again by chance ... — Charles Finch

Help me?" Hope opened as sweetly as a rose in sunlight, bright and beautiful."Really?" He nodded.
"Oh, Kane. Thank you!" He planned to kill her, the darling man. — Gena Showalter

People aren't often asked to make life or death decisions. There are no causes to die for. You can go through life never knowing which of your friends would really come through for you — Bella Pollen

You make all kinds of mistakes, but as long as you are generous and true and also fierce, you cannot hurt the world or even seriously distress her. — Winston S. Churchill

Is it so good to be sad ... ? If it is ... then I don't care to be good. — Kentaro Yabuki

I got into acting for the chance to be many different people and many different characters. I love hiding in a role and doing the research. If there is an opportunity to change my body, I will change my body. I'll slip in and disguise myself in a role. That is a really big treat for me. — Ashley Bell

[kade] Remember that article we read last term? The Thompson hack? He felt Rangan get it instantly. [rangan] Have the compiler inject it ... It'd be in the binary, but gone from the source ... [kade] And have the ModOS compiler inject into the Nexus compiler ... — Ramez Naam

Putting on a new pair of glasses or sunglasses is a simple way to completely transform your look - just like a new hairstyle. — Brad Goreski

Love is where unseen and unsaid things
merge with each other
where silence is thirsty of happenings — Seema Gupta

The fact that something is written down is persuasive to people not used to asking questions like: 'Who wrote it, and when?' 'How did they know what to write?' 'Did they, in their time, really mean what we, in our time, understand them to be saying?' 'Were they unbiased observers, or did they have an agenda that coloured their writing? — Richard Dawkins