Maybe that is, to quote the tattoo Ross Sinclair showed me on his back, "Real Life".
To answer your question most directly, maybe it would be best to quote a chapter-ending paragraph from "Exit Ghost": "Isn't one's pain quotient shocking enough without fictional amplification, without giving things an intensity that is ephemeral in life and sometimes even unseen?
To answer your question most directly, maybe it would be best to quote a chapter-ending paragraph from Exit Ghost: 'Isn't one's pain quotient shocking enough without fictional amplification, without giving things an intensity that is ephemeral in life and sometimes even unseen?
" Yet Hanson managed, once again, a "practically impossible" feat, to quote Hayek, "maybe because of his stamina?
(And to quote Louis CK: "Maybe, if someone without contacts, money, or speaking the language steals your job, you're shit").
You want to quote him, intoxicated, maybe around the campfire, if you could find one nowadays in the part of town where the strip malls and the franchise fast-food joints sprawl.
To quote Kevin Millar (or maybe it was Curt Schilling), "Why not us?" Beyond that, I want to have fun.
Or, maybe, at this point in the week, to quote the great Poly Styrene, my mind is a plastic bag.
"I think maybe everyone in the audience might be able to quote it also, so that it will become a vast chorus," he said.
IF 80 percent of success is showing up, to quote poor Woody Allen yet again, then maybe the other 20 percent is sticking around?
