Yehudah Webster Quotes & Sayings

To be honest, I think cell phones were invented by the devil. — Joe Hill

One detaches oneself. One describes. — Margaret Atwood

Our business is with life, not death. — George Wald

I've been able to do things that allow me to hold my head up and still be popular. — Sam Waterston

Actors enjoy being treated as ordinary people. — Tom Hooper

Have sex in my office because those girls insulted me. — Skye Warren

Reading this chapter is optional but as you've read it you've read it. — Gao Xingjian

How ya doing?" Gabby's face came into view, and she grinned down at me. She'd stopped doing her healing thing, and the pain rushed in.
"I'm just peachy," I quipped, throat scratchy. "Only hurts when I breathe or blink or exist, if I'm being honest. — Laura Kreitzer

Don't be such a crybaby. The fucking world ended. Everyone's mother is dead, you pussy. Besides... we're on our way to talk to the people who cut you mom's head off... have some motherfucking perspective. — Robert Kirkman

It felt odd to be laughing during a firefight. Then again, if you can't laugh when you're about to die, when can you? — Mira Grant

The first step towards madness is to think oneself wise. — Fernando De Rojas

What is it all for? What is the purpose of this activity? And why is it so profitable? Common sense suggests that if a closed circle of people continuously exchange bits of paper with each other, the total value of these bits of paper will not change much, if at all. If some members of that closed circle make extraordinary profits, these profits can only be made at the expense of other members of the same circle. Common sense suggests that this activity leaves the value of the traded assets little changed, and cannot, taken as a whole, make money. What, exactly, is wrong with this common-sense perspective? — John Kay

I believe it's true that there's good and evil in everyone and it's a constant struggle to have your better angels prevail. — William Friedkin

The truth is that it's possible to love someone and not know them — Donal O'Callaghan