Fiona Thrust Quotes

#1. The thought went through my mind that we should film ourselves in our sexual act, and project our frenzied copulation permanently onto the walls of the tea-room, as a lesson to wake up the boring people who drank tea here, and to show them what life was really all about.

Fiona Thrust

#2. Why limit yourself to just one best friend?

Lisi Harrison

#3. Birds are flyin' south for winter. Here's the Weird-Bird headin' north, Wings a-flappin', beak a-chatterin', Cold head bobbin' back 'n' forth. He says, It's not that I like ice Or freezin' winds and snowy ground. It's just sometimes it's kind of nice To be the only bird in town.

Shel Silverstein

#4. I've always loved animation and animated films.

Michael Sheen

#5. Lust, pure gorgeous lust: the sacred energy that elevates us, and makes us feel so special.

Fiona Thrust

#6. Accepting the loss of a loved one is difficult. But reconciling with the living is just as important.

Edie Claire

#7. Certain drugs provide brief excursions into altered states of consciousness. The problem is that the perceptions and understandings that come from these experiences don't tend to last.

Frederick Lenz

#8. Reality is God-centered and all human beings are worshipers, whether or not they are conscious of this reality and its implications.

James MacDonald

#9. Books can change your life. Some of the most influential people in our lives are characters we meet in books.

David McCullough

#10. I write this sitting in the kitchen sink.

Dodie Smith

#11. Sam smiled. "You know it always gets me hot when you say 'apt analogy.

Michael Grant

#12. I want to be on the floor. I want to fight for the win.

Pau Gasol

#13. I was hot and horny as hell.
Which was typical of me. I'm twenty-five, and I'm healthy, and a healthy girl is always thinking about sex.

Fiona Thrust

#14. Barbarianism is the natural state of mankind. Civilization is unnatural. It is the whim of circumstance. And barbarianism must ultimately triumph

Robert E. Howard

#15. Money is like a mirror to our culture. What we see tells us who we are.

Jacob Needleman

#16. In lightness the root is lost. In haste the ruler is lost.

Laozi

#17. There we were, filled with pure animal need, as he pinned me to the wooden table, and cruelly whipped my naked bottom; the two of us sweaty and panting, me screaming, him grunting, our primal sexual natures overprinting the tea room's pretence at gentility, and refinement.

Fiona Thrust

#18. In the early '70s, coming out of the '60s, it was very hippy or it was very uniform, like The Beatles all wearing the same suit. Into the '70s, it became much more about a personal style. You had the glam period, which was a lot of fun, and then you went into punk.

John Varvatos