I was looking at random blogs and saw this line, and I just liked it.
"He struck with all the savagery of an afternoon tea."
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Quote for the Timebeing:
“If Jesus Christ came back, and saw what was being done in His name, He'd never stop throwing up.”
words spoken by Max von Sydow in Woody Allan's “Hannah and Her Sisters”.
“If Jesus Christ came back, and saw what was being done in His name, He'd never stop throwing up.”
words spoken by Max von Sydow in Woody Allan's “Hannah and Her Sisters”.
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4 comments:
If memory serves me correctly, tea can be a very savage place indeed. Out out the claws and let's get RED-EEEEEE TO RRRRRUMBLLLLLLE!
In Terry Pratchett's book, "Hogfather", there's a rather nasty character named Mr. Teatime. But that's not what I was refering to, nor, I think, were you.
it's those tea length gowns that get ya.
Striking, but it's really not all that clever, when you think about it (sorry, I don't intend to sound mean about it).
You know: put two opposites together, and maybe it will make people think you've said something worthwhile. Like, "She was struck by the sour flavor of the Marshmallow Man" or "He found great solitude in the easy listening tunes of The Beastie Boys".
;o)
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