Mudcrutch Scare Quotes & Sayings

Carcharadon carcharias. Six thousand
pounds of muscle powering a hoop
of butcher's knives. The only animal
that ate its weaker siblings in the womb.
Immune from cancer. Constantly awake. — Mark Haddon

While looking at a website for liposuction, I learned that it was a six-to eight-week recovery period, the clincher being that, during that time, I would under no circumstances be able to use street drugs. Obviously I had to think of a more realistic approach. — Chelsea Handler

The world which we perceive is a tiny fraction of the world which we can perceive, which is a tiny fraction of the perceivable world ... — Terence McKenna

You will eventually find your way out, but it's going to be slow going, and you're bound to get some bruises along the way. I — Jodi Picoult

Be careful what you wish for cause you just might get it. — Nicole Scherzinger

The strategist's method is very simply to challenge the prevailing assumptions with a single question: Why? — Kenichi Ohmae

As a true translator you will take care not to translate word for word. — Horace

UNITARIAN, n. One who denies the divinity of a Trinitarian. — Ambrose Bierce

But was chance necessary? Hubbard, too, thought about the parallels between the Mandelbrot set and the biological encoding of information, but he bristled at any suggestion that such processes might depend on probability. "There is no randomness in the Mandelbrot set," Hubbard said. "There is no randomness in anything that I do. Neither do I think that the possibility of randomness has any direct relevance to biology. In biology randomness is death, chaos is death. Everything is highly structured. When you clone plants, the order in which the branches come out is exactly the same. The Mandelbrot set obeys an extraordinarily precise scheme leaving nothing to chance whatsoever. I strongly suspect that the day somebody actually figures out how the brain is organized they will discover to their amazement that there is a coding scheme for building the brain which is of extraordinary precision. The idea of randomness in biology is just reflex. — James Gleick

If I die tomorrow the world is in great hands. In a much better hands than mine. — Renzo Gracie