greed ain’t it
“It’s the name of a painting, Amelia. That’s all we know. I mean, what kind of person gives a name to a picture?”
Dennis Waverly, A Woman in Gray.
“It’s the name of a painting, Amelia. That’s all we know. I mean, what kind of person gives a name to a picture?”
Dennis Waverly, A Woman in Gray.
“You have to be willing to learn a few things, Cynthia. After all, getting rid of stuff is kind of fun once you get started.”
Park V. Kessler, Nearly Happy.
They found themselves in the midst of what interior decorators refer to as an “ottoman crisis”.
Chase Tipton, Enjoying Prison Pizza.
“Some people respect the past, Amanda. Or even admire it. And they can find the past in the present. But some people simply yearn to destroy.”
Heywood Wakefield, The Humdrum Demon.
Nothing never happens.
Godfrey Tooke, Collected Aphorisms.
“It’s great to be green,” chirped Allen. “Quite great.”
Chase Tipton, Enjoying Prison Pizza.
“I’ll tell you how, Sondra. You pretend that there is a secret, whereas, in fact, there isn’t one. There is nothing at all.”
William Garrick, My Friend Bryson.
“Understanding” is the root of all evil.
Godfrey Tooke, Collected Aphorisms.
“Why that’s pure kabuki, Lieutenant. No?”
Park V. Kessler, Nearly Happy.
Just because something occurs in a dream doesn’t establish that it possesses value.
Evan Amberol, A Theology of History.