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That way I wouldn't have to see the guys in their walking shorts. They looked as if nothing had ever touched them—all well-mothered, protected, with a soft sheen of contentment. None of them had ever been in jail, or worked hard with their hands, or even gotten a traffic ticket. Skimmed-milk jollies, the whole bunch.
~ Charles Bukowski
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I had come to the racetrack after the other two funerals and had won. There was something about funerals. It made you see things better. A funeral a day and I'd be rich.
~ Charles Bukowski
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Curtis was just a chip off old Franky only she had much better legs. Poor Franky didn't have any legs but he had a wonderful brain. In some other country he would have made
~ Charles Bukowski
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he still couldn't write or what he wrote didn't work because that tremendous brave optimism that buoyed everybody up so well during the depression just turned to sugar water during good times.
~ Charles Bukowski
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The streets were full of insane and dull people. Most of them lived in nice houses and didn't seem to work, and you wondered how they did it.
~ Charles Bukowski
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I'd rather hear about a live American bum than a dead Greek God.
~ Charles Bukowski
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Con la gente, solo encontré a los vivos que ahora estaban muertos; en los libros, en la música clásica.
~ Charles Bukowski
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Their Love Is Average, Seeks Average But There Is Genius In Their Hatred
~ Charles Bukowski
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La bondad podía encontrarse a veces en el centro del infierno.
~ Charles Bukowski
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So rude the flowers that grow and do not grow beautiful.
~ Charles Bukowski
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pitäkää te pojat neitsyenne antakaa minulle kuumia korkeakorkoisia vanhoja naisia joiden perseet unohtivat vanheta
~ Charles Bukowski
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I am watching a girl dressed in a light green sweater, blue shorts, long black stockings; there is a necklace of some sort but her breasts are small, poor thing, and she watches her nails as her dirty white dog sniffs the grass in erratic circles; a pigeon is there too, circling, half dead with a tick of a brain and I am upstairs in my underwear, 3 day beard, pouring a beer and waiting for something literary or symphonic to happen;
~ Charles Bukowski
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Your best men die in alleys under a sheet of paper while your worst men get statues in parks for pigeons to shit upon for centuries.
~ Charles Bukowski
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Dripping faucets, farts of passion, flat tires - are all sadder than death.
~ Charles Bukowski
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y Dios, sí, él era blando. los poemas eran todos muy duros; había jugado al duro siempre, pero era un blando. en realidad todo el mundo era blando... el duro estaba allí sólo para cubrir al blando. qué trampa ridícula y estúpida.
~ Charles Bukowski
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nothing like a hot bath in a cold world.
~ Charles Bukowski
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Mulloch sefil yaÅŸant?ya bay?l?rd?, yoksulluÄŸa da bay?l?yordu bence. YoksulluÄŸun insan? erdemli k?ld???na inan?yordu. Mektuplar? böyle bir izlenim b?rakm??t? bende. Zenginlerin inanmam?z? istedikleri ÅŸey bu tabii ki, ama bu baÅŸka bir konu.
~ Charles Bukowski
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It was worse than Music Appreciation.
~ Charles Bukowski
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D??ar? ç?karken kolum Bernadette'in belindeydi. Liseli bir k?z? and?r?yordu hâlâ. -uzun saçlar, ipek, hassas ve seksi dudaklar. İçinde bulunduÄŸu cehennemi gözlerine bakt???nda fark edebiliyordun ancak.
~ Charles Bukowski
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I was born to hustle roses down the avenues of the dead.
~ Charles Bukowski
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neyse, 69 erken bir ölümdü Huxley için. ama bir temizlikçi kad?n için de erkendir. ancak bize dayanma gücü veren insanlar söz konusu olduÄŸunda, bütün o ayd?nl???n birden kararmas? sars?yor insan? biraz-
~ Charles Bukowski
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the essayist Montaigne had noted... [Indigenous North Americans] (clarification by me) who visited France... noticed among us some men gorged to the full with things of every sort while their other halves were beggars at their doors, emaciated with hunger and poverty. They found it strange that these poverty-stricken halves should suffer [that is, tolerate] such injustice, and that they did not take the others by the throat or set fire to their houses.
~ Charles C. Mann
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the essayist Montaigne had noted... Indians who visited France... noticed among us some men gorged to the full with things of every sort while their other halves were beggars at their doors, emaciated with hunger and poverty. They found it strange that these poverty-stricken halves should suffer [that is, tolerate] such injustice, and that they did not take the others by the throat or set fire to their houses.
~ Charles C. Mann
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A naked man on a naked horse is a fine spectacle. I had no idea how well the two animals suited each other.
~ Charles Darwin
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