Bitted Person Quotes

#1. All art has this characteristic-it unites people.

Leo Tolstoy

#2. Do not to take everything personally or so seriously, because sometimes you're just not right for a particular job. You have to be able to take rejection quickly and honestly, know what you need to work on, and move on.

Kellee Stewart

#3. Horror movies often work better when we have a stake in the game. The more we care about the characters, the more human they are to us, the more appealing they are to us and the more effective the horror tends to be.

Stephen King

#4. I think directors can become overly infatuated by gilt and gold, and the word 'lavish' and everything being magnificent.

Tom Hooper

#5. Carrot, to whom the word irony meant something to do with metal, picked up his pike and after a couple of impressive rebounds managed to cut the cake into approximately four slices.

Terry Pratchett

#6. You're like a pair of boots with six inch heels ... all attitude and sexiness, but you make people feel uncomfortable just looking at you.

Tarryn Fisher

#7. There's a vacancy, won't you come to me And fill my empty spaces I'm a motel man in a promised land That's filled with empty faces So won't you bring your sorrows bring your dreams, It's a place for you to be There's no more tomorrow or that's how it seems Won't you come to me? I've got a vacancy

Harry Chapin

#8. It is amazing how the light can make us forget we were ever afraid of the dark.

Anonymous

#9. But not even Hitler can damage the fells'
In 'The Tale of Beatrix Potter, A Autobiography' by Margaret Lane, first edition, page 170.

Beatrix Potter

#10. Who knew that insanity came in hot flashes?

Deborah Cooke

#11. The past is unclear. It's as if there is a film over those early years. I can't even be sure that the things I remember happening really happened to me.

Raymond Carver

#12. It's on the path of simplicity that love prefers to walk.

Sean Patrick Brennan

#13. Memory depends very much on the perspicuity, regularity, and order of our thoughts. Many complain of the want of memory, when the defect is in the judgment; and others, by grasping at all, retain nothing.

Thomas Fuller