Meatspace Quotes & Sayings

Everybody needs a hero. Jesus is mine. — Adrian Rogers

To modern educated people, it seems obvious that matters of fact are to be ascertained by observation, not by consulting ancient authorities. But this is an entirely modern conception, which hardly existed before the seventeenth century. — Bertrand Russell

Meatspace still has some advantages for a carbon-based girl. — Jeanette Winterson

Mrs Hendred was a very pretty woman of great good-nature and much less than commonsense. — Georgette Heyer

You reading this have undoubtedly met yours (or will); I met mine, and I'm sure he'll be back. He's got my address. He's a mean guy, a Bad Lieutenant, the sworn enemy of goofery, fuckery, pride, ambition, loud music, and all things nineteen. But — Stephen King

alcohol played the midwife — James Branch Cabell

See? Even dead she makes me a better whatever-the-hell it is I am. A less stupid person. A more considerate monster. — Richard Kadrey

Don't be limited by your limitations. — Sharon Law Tucker

Americans are wonderfully courteous to strangers, yet indiscriminately shoot kids in schools. They believe they are masters of the world, yet know nothing about what goes on outside their shores. They are people who believe the world stretches from California to Boston and everything outside is the bit they have to bomb to keep the price of oil down. Only one in five Americans hold a passport and the only foreign stories that make their news are floods, famine, and wars, because it makes them feel good to be an American. Feeling good to be American is what they live for. — Brian Reade

We all should know that diversity makes for a rich tapestry, and we must understand that all the threads of the tapestry are equal in value no matter what their color. — Maya Angelou

Every literary critic believes he will outwit history and have the last word. — Mason Cooley

The E.U. is the world's fastest growing democratic body. — John Bruton

The Internet is in cyberspace, but we" - he paused for effect - "are in meatspace, get it?" Opening — Matthew Mather

You can't like two people equally," she whispered as I leaned into her.
"Watch me. — Amelia LeFay

Meatspace equals entropy. Impermanence. The fading of anger or passion is analogous to the fading of a photograph, the yellowing of old newspaper, as we've seen in a thousand movies. Through time we mend, heal, alter our convictions, learn; what burned cools, and what froze melts; both grief and delight are fated to end, sometimes abruptly, yes, but more often gradually, even imperceptibly. Entropy is our enemy, but also our friend; it defines that part of us that is changing, coming into bloom and then, because we are mortal, fading. — Maria Bustillos