Top 17 Santa Hat Sayings
#1. I'm not into cold weather, I like warm weather.
Amos Lee
#2. All you have to do is wait until she's asleep
Sue Grafton
#3. I found a girl, fell in love, she had a baby, and i fell in love again.
Johnny Depp
#5. Value is created for the customer, and that allows our suppliers, agents and staff that work with Sany to obtain success.
Liang Wengen
#6. I went to the surplus store on Santa Monica and Vine (in Los Angeles) and went and got me a Navy outfit, put the black tape under my eyes. I got me a whistle and went in there with a hat looking like a full-on drill sergeant.
Tyrese Gibson
#7. I was once part of a Christmas cabaret. I sang 'I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus.' I tap-danced. I had a ten-gallon hat. It was quite absurd.
Peter Dinklage
#8. Everyone wants to save Man, but no one wants to know about men.
Jose Saramago
#9. I'm almost incapable of lying. I'd be a terrible spy.
Gary Oldman
#10. I would love to not date someone in the same industry as me. Otherwise it becomes what it means to everyone else.
Emma Watson
#11. I can no longer trust in this love
It has fallen like the saints above
All because of your sweet lies
You sang them like a lullaby
Phoenix
Shay Leigh
#12. But for Maisie the case notes would not be filed away until those whole lives were touched by her investigation had reached a certain peace with her findings, with themselves, and with one another - as far as that might be possible.
Jacqueline Winspear
#14. Normal people hadn't been molested or reared by a clinically psychotic mother, an alcoholic father, or a perversely mad psychiatrist who wore a Santa hat and performed toilet bowl readings. These were normal people, and I lived among them now. I thought, This must be what I want.
Augusten Burroughs
#15. I've really gone into business since I got the 6 string, which was like starting all over.
Wes Montgomery
#17. An important factor to note is that it's rare for anyone to sell a first novel written before they turned 30-35; long-format fiction tends to require a bunch of experience of human life that takes time to acquire. So your average mid-career novelist is in their forties to fifties!
Charles Stross
