Shagga Got Quotes

#1. People certainly will love what you write, when you represent them in your words.

M.F. Moonzajer

#2. Normal people who weren't raised by mentally ill goats probably took the feeling of safety for granted. They only noticed when they suddenly felt unsafe. When the hands reach up for under the bed and grab their ankles, they scream, whereas I'm like Wait, can you scratch my knee before you kill me?

Augusten Burroughs

#3. Little redcape," he snarled, "when next you bare steel on Shagga son of Dolf, I will chop off your manhood and roast it in the fire."
"What, no goats?" Tyrion said, taking a bite of his cheese.

George R R Martin

#4. Tyrion: Careful now, Shagga, you've cut him.
Shagga: Dolf fathered warriors, not barbers.

George R R Martin

#5. Shagga, cut off his manhood and feed it to the goats." Shagga hefted the huge double-bladed axe. "There are no goats, Halfman." "Make do.

George R R Martin

#6. All that is Life in me urges me to give up God.

Emil M. Cioran

#7. Shagga's more like to eat the maid and marry the goose

George R R Martin

#8. Shagga son of Dolf will chop off their manhoods and feed them to the crows.

George R R Martin

#9. OK, we're going to land somewhere safely, don't worry.

Mark Wahlberg

#10. Shagga son of Dolf likes this not. Shagga will go with the boyman, and if the boyman lies, Shagga will chop off his manhood-"
"-and feed it to the goats, yes," Tyrion said wearily.

George R R Martin

#11. Your life's work begins when your great joy meets the world's great hunger.

Kate Bornstein

#12. A Stone Crow's axe is always sharp, and Shagga's axes are sharpest of all. Once I cut off a man's head, but he did not know it until he tried to brush his hair. Then it fell off." "Is that why you never brush yours?" The Stone Crows roared and stamped their feet, Shagga hooting loudest of all.

George R R Martin

#13. I always tell what I believe. Whether it's true, I'm no more sure than any man.

Orson Scott Card

#14. Knowing that others have gone through similar tragedies may be a help, but it should be remembered that every tragedy is not only commonplace but also unique.

Judith Martin