Mudbone Movie Quotes

#1. i still have
the scarlet scarf
you gave me.
it smells of your
wild freedom.

if only we
could
feel what
we remember
and not just
remember
what we
felt.

Christopher Poindexter

#2. Success can be wracking and reproachful, to you and those close to you. It can entangle you with legends that are consuming and all but impossible to live up to.

Gordon Parks

#3. And, fatigued by the merciless and enormous day, he lost his usual sane view of human intercourse, and felt that we exist not in ourselves, but in terms of each others' minds - a notion for which logic offers no support and which had attacked him only once before...

E. M. Forster

#4. I can't help but imagine what that would be like - to be all alone on this island with eternity taunting me with loneliness. To say goodbye to the last human you will ever see - there is no crueler hand of fate.

Jennifer Arnett

#5. Since this used to be a Martian ship, I thought maybe you'd have reloads that would fit our racks." "Sure," Captain Tseng said without a moment's hesitation. "I'll have the destroyer Sally Ride pull alongside for munitions transfer.

James S.A. Corey

#6. When you're wearing a smile, it's easier to pass yourself off as happy.

Lisa M. Basso

#7. Whenever God looks devilish, I see the philosopher fail.

Kedar Joshi

#8. Life doesn't imitate art, it imitates bad television.

Woody Allen

#9. God loves me so that I might make him - his ways, his salvation, his glory, and his greatness - known among all nations.

David Platt

#10. I don't even remember killing Medusa.

Rick Riordan

#11. ...Maude Harris told me that all was well with the world because medical science had profited by the war. That is an epitome of civilization. We continually invent new diseases and almost catch up with them by our invention of remedies.

Joe Gould

#12. If we think we are tired or ill, it is only because we have done something to unbalance the bodily conductivity of the universal electric current which motivates it.

Walter Russell

#13. Why is that fairy-tales always treat marriage as an ending? And always such a perfectly happy one?

Salman Rushdie

#14. A whale has nowhere to hide in a river.

Matshona Dhliwayo