Quote In Dogeaters Quotes & Sayings

The Suffering Pilipino: We Pinoys suffer collectively from a cultural inferiority complex. We are doomed by our need for assimilation into the West and our own curious fatalism...He describes us as a complex nation of cynics, descendants of warring tribes which were baptized and colonized to death by Spaniards and Americans, as a nation betrayed and then united only by our hunger for glamour and our Hollywood dreams. — Jessica Hagedorn

The morphlings from District 6 are in the camouflage station, painting each other's faces with bright pink swirls. — Suzanne Collins

It was a lot of auditions and tapings and stuff like that. — Kieran Culkin

It takes great personal courage to let yourself appear weak. — David Foster Wallace

Faith and philosophy are air, but events are brass. — Herman Melville

Just because you can, doesn't mean that you should (archeron) — Sherrilyn Kenyon

The hands understand the language of dreams. — Gwen Calvo

There is no Future-Gretchen, only Now-Gretchen. — Gretchen Rubin

Long before I was a star, I was a fan. — Bill Anderson

It's a dog eat dog world, and Mr. Perfect is a Milk Bone. — Bobby Heenan

How much blunter can I be, Sehun? After tonight, it should be pretty obvious."

"What should be pretty obvious?"

"Don't play coy."

"Kai - "

"I want you, Sehun. How many times should I tell you that?" he cupped Sehun's cheek, staring into his eyes. "And I'd go through every bit of what I went through tonight again if it were for you. — Hyperionova

Carried to its logical limits, a system in which no one has a choice about what action to take is unworkable. — Jeffrey M. Schwartz

The first exception [to the First Amendment] will not be the last. — Ira Glasser

If only she had lived back then... experienced a real ball... not this play-acting. "Wouldn't that be amazing to truly be at this ball in 1834?" she whispered. The silver under her thumb flared with heat. The room spun. The air, colors and sounds muted as if she was inside an abstract color painting. — Angela Quarles