Top 47 Ainslie Quotes
#1. We walk quickly, hurrying to the car parked on Ainslie.
Mary Kubica
#2. Because I'm evil, that's why. I'm an evil monster, two at once all the time and both evil. That's why.
Ainslie Hogarth
#3. And actually I wouldn't want to suck the glaze off his eyes. I should leave it. Because it might be the glaze over his eyes that makes him think I'm so wonderful.
Ainslie Hogarth
#4. hands were always the worst giveaway in a pretend sleep attempt, sleeping hands being impossible to fake.
Ainslie Hogarth
#5. Time had her by the throat, and the more she squirmed the tighter it gripped.
Ainslie Hogarth
#6. Goddammit. I hate when crying just happens to you Like when you're being yelled at by someone or you're very nervous, there's a hostile takeover of your face and chest and all of a sudden you're a crying baby.
Ainslie Hogarth
#7. From day one I was an inconvenience. But apparently I was a very cute baby so that helped my case a bit.
Ainslie Hogarth
#8. Once you've spit something out, you can't eat it back up again. People don't forget.
Ainslie Hogarth
#9. Just to warn you, I die at the end of all of this. So don't get too attached to me or anything.
Ainslie Hogarth
#10. Soda pop and cotton candy and every face you've never noticed.
Ainslie Hogarth
#11. The problem is, you can't fake dead hands. That invisible something that fills dead or sleeping hands, making them appear strange and inanimate, is impossible to imitate.
Ainslie Hogarth
#12. And she nodded and she nodded and she nodded until she was sobbing and she wasn't sure when the nodding turned into sobbing but it had and she'd buried her face into The Mother's neck and The Mother rubbed her back, her palm up and down and up and down.
Ainslie Hogarth
#13. That's what fresh babies look like. You should see it. Horrific. Your vagina rips in two and this purpled, wrinkled creature comes flying out. And you're stuck with it.
Ainslie Hogarth
#14. I excel at withholding. Resisting. Denying satisfaction.
Ainslie Hogarth
#15. Maybe these whole woods are haunted with crushed girl ghosts and that's what I'm hearing. They're coming to check me out, make sure I'm cool. Which I'm not, so they'll be disappointed.
Ainslie Hogarth
#16. Quivering eyelids closed over wild eyeballs. Paddleball heartbeat, awake beneath the costume of sleep.
Ainslie Hogarth
#18. There are no 'holds.' Everyday you're either willing to buy more at the current price, or, if you aren't, you should redeploy the capital to something you believe does deserve incremental capital.
Lee Ainslie
#19. It is in the stillness of our own self that we can learn those things that escape us in the noise of the market place...
Ainslie Meares
#20. Eyeglasses and teeth: both breakable, valuable things that you have to carry with you all the time. Hanging there precariously like earrings without backings, threatening to fall out, chip off, crack to the quick because of some innocent nut or seed or beer bottle.
Ainslie Hogarth
#21. She wanted to be as still as they, wanted to be drawn into the dirt and reborn a million times, at the same time, like each little blade of smooth grass.
Ainslie Hogarth
#22. You're nothing but an intruder. A germ. A piece of sand agitating my oyster. But you're not a pearl; you're a tumor or a wart or a cyst.
Ainslie Hogarth
#23. Real smoker's fingers aren't scared of the burning embers; their fingers coexist with it.
Ainslie Hogarth
#24. But honestly, I don't really want to get to know most people anyway. Most people are boring assholes. Secretly I am better than everyone.
Ainslie Hogarth
#25. She wanted to find a loose thread in the twilight. Pull it. See what shined so brightly behind it, through the snags.
Ainslie Hogarth
#26. To focus on the objective price rather than on the subjective experience of consuming the good itself stabilizes my behvaior toward it.
George Ainslie
#27. Normal and together, an impossible combination for us in the regular, real world.
Ainslie Hogarth
#28. No wonder serial killers liked to chop up women," Julia said. "They seem so much better when they're just bits and pieces.
Ainslie Hogarth
#30. I'm the reasons that partners have to be assigned in school instead of chosen, or why teachers have to pick the teams in gym class instead of letting kids separate on their own.
Ainslie Hogarth
#31. The awkwardness of getting reward in a well-off society is that the creation of appetite often requires undoing the work of satisfying appetite.
George Ainslie
#32. I wish that I really were all troubled and beautiful the way that some people are. Give myself the kind of beginning worthy of the Biography Channel.
Ainslie Hogarth
#33. I think you're strange, and what you did was a strange thing to do.
Ainslie Hogarth
#34. It's odd the way that things tend to stop looking like themselves when you take their motion away.
Ainslie Hogarth
#35. an attempt at effortlessness is a paradox at the very least.
Ainslie Hogarth
#36. Hers was the only face I could see right now, the only voice I could bear to hear.
Ainslie Hogarth
#37. You don't want to be pitied."
"Why not?"
"I don't really know, but I know that you don't want it. No one ever wants anyone else's pity. In the movies anyway.
Ainslie Hogarth
#38. Her body, the nucleic force of the furious scribble, was absolutely out of control: slipping and falling and flaking off, gaining much, losing little.
Ainslie Hogarth
#39. The volcanic bubbling of everything in one pan made it very difficult to hear a crying child on the doorstep.
Ainslie Hogarth
#40. I didn't want to explode on you like that right away. I was really planning on giving you the cold shoulder until you cried. That would have been so much better.
Ainslie Hogarth
#41. parents are just as responsible for your death as they are for your birth. They set you on the tangent along which you inevitably die.
Ainslie Hogarth
#42. She could sense a mistake even before it happened, or perhaps she caused them with her accusatory eyes.
Ainslie Hogarth
#43. Ganging up on a short-range interest isn't the same thing as killing it.
George Ainslie
#44. when I stare at myself for a really long time, I stop looking human. The way that a word starts to seem unreal as you repeat it, my face unravels.
Ainslie Hogarth
#45. The bathroom was the place to do strange, socially unacceptable things.
Ainslie Hogarth
#46. The power of the man, with a mind shut down. The strength of the super human. The survival of the species. The deafness of a beast. That's the power of the penis.
Deborah Ainslie
#47. but maybe, also, she doesn't know how to talk to us because she's so weird.
Ainslie Hogarth
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