Longsword Length Quotes & Sayings

She's half mad and three parts drunk. — William Boyd

In ways that certain of us are uncomfortable about, SNOOTs' attitudes about contemporary usage resemble religious/political conservatives' attitudes about contemporary culture. We combine a missionary zeal and a near-neural faith in our beliefs' importance with a curmudgeonly hell-in-a-handbasket despair at the way English is routinely manhandled and corrupted by supposedly educated people. The Evil is all around us: boners and clunkers and solecistic howlers and bursts of voguish linguistic methane that make any SNOOT's cheek twitch and forehead darken. A fellow SNOOT I know likes to say that listening to most people's English feels like watching somebody use a Stradivarius to pound nails: We are the Few, the Proud, the Appalled at Everyone Else. — David Foster Wallace

Everything that occurs to us in life is a resource, an experience that we can learn from and grow from. — Kilroy J. Oldster

No one deserves what I've been put through. I might have deserved your anger but I didn't deserve the entire school's anger. I did nothing to them. So forgive me if I don't see where I brought a week's worth of relentless bullying on myself. — Abbi Glines

Ya writin' a book? Hey great. Need some help? Want some of my quips? Hey, we could do it together. We'd quip 'em to death. Give 'em quiplash hee hee hee. — Ken Dryden

Yeah? Well, life happens while you're making other plans. — Jane Harvey-Berrick

Vampire Diaries instead of Supernatural?
(Bad choice.) — Madeleine Kuderick

There are hundreds of ways to make money using the Internet. — Marc Ostrofsky

The doer and the thinker, no allowances for the other, as the failing light illuminates the mercenaries creed. — Jethro Tull

The Exorcist has been a very interesting cross to bear. — Linda Blair

Our Government is pleased to partner with the Kelowna Visual and Performing Arts Centre Society, located in the heart of British Columbia's vibrant Central Okanagan region. Support for the performing arts is essential for the professional growth and development of our Canadian artists. — Shelly Glover