Sheranda Quotes & Sayings

November 4, 1987 Chicago I saw a bumper sticker the other day that read I LOVE KILLING COMMUNISTS. The word love was replaced by a heart shape I'm guessing they'll put on the typewriter keyboard any day now, right beside the exclamation point. The bumper sticker was on a Ford Fairlane on Montrose Avenue. — David Sedaris

Things like this don't happen all that often in one lifetime. This is the magnificent world of a picaresque novel. Just brace yourself and enjoy the smell of evil. We're shooting the rapids. And when we go over the falls, let's do it together in grand style! — Haruki Murakami

Married life had taught him the futility of arguing with a female in a dark-brown mood. — Isaac Asimov

The war on privilege will never end. Its next great campaign will be against the privileges of the underprivileged. — H.L. Mencken

Writing is a demanding profession and a selfish one. And because it is selfish and demanding, because it is compulsive and exacting, I didn't embrace it. I succumbed to it. — Rod Serling

'Breaking Bad' was such a high plateau. — Aaron Paul

The future is embedded in the present. — John Naisbitt

Don't rehearse your problems, Dad always said. Meaning, we were only supposed to go through our problems when they were actually upon us. — Lisa Tawn Bergren

get like this sometimes - I get agitated when I feel — David Pocock

After a while, there had been too much incredible beauty for him to process, and it had become invisible — Maggie Stiefvater

I was working as a secretary in Manchester and thought I would always do that. Then I got this letter offering me a two-year fellowship where I could write; they would pay me a salary and give me a flat to live in. It was heaven. — Sophie Hannah

The fear of getting knocked down is less about the pain of the fall and more about the embarrassment in having fallen. And so, to rid myself of the latter is to reduce my concern about the former, which means I just unleashed my life. — Craig D. Lounsbrough

Our basic audience begins with creaking elderly types of twenty-three and above. — Paul Desmond