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Quotes About Unexpected

She pulled down the blanket and aimed baby Sophie's bottom at him like she might unleash a fusillade of weapons-grade poopage such as the guileless Beta Male had never seen.
~ Christopher Moore
Author's Warning If you're buying this book as a gift for your grandma or a kid, you should be aware that it contains cusswords as well as tasteful depictions of cannibalism and people in their forties having sex. Don't blame me. I told you.
~ Christopher Moore
Holy ripened fuckcheese!
~ Christopher Moore
Let's high stick that moose in the fun bags.
~ Christopher Moore
Molly stood over the stove, naked, except for a wide sash from which was slung the scabbard for her broadsword at the center of her back, giving the impression that she had won honors in the Miss Nude Random Violence Pageant. Her
~ Christopher Moore
I accidentally shagged a monk last night." "Sometimes, in times of crisis, that shit cannot be avoided.
~ Christopher Moore
Fue un día jodido en la ciudad de la bahía. (...). Hubo además cientos de sucesos singulares acaecidos a particulares: seres que se movían entre las sombras, voces y gritos que salían de las rejillas del alcantarillado, leche que se agriaba, gatos que arañaban a sus dueños, perros que aullaban, y mil personas que al despertar descubrieron que ya no les gustaba el sabor del chocolate. Fue un día jodido.
~ Christopher Moore
She changed your oil and put the chill on you all in one night?
~ Christopher Moore
He noticed some flowers growing where Joshua had just relieved himself. Lush blossoms of a half-dozen vibrant colors stood surrounded by the deadest landscape on the planet. "Hey, were those there yesterday?" "That always happens," I said. "We don't talk about it.
~ Christopher Moore
there was a flash, a ding, and everything got dark and gooey.
~ Christopher Moore
He looked like he'd shown up at the sacrificial mass of the damned ready to fix the dishwasher.
~ Christopher Moore
I hope you are not here to ask me to do my bawdy business- the monkey has a nosebleed and the circus, sir, is closed.
~ Christopher Moore
Too late. It's hatched.
~ Christopher Paolini
Eragon went to see the dragon for the first time since it had spoken to him. He approached apprehensively, aware now that it was an equal. Eragon. Is that all you can say? he snapped. Yes. His eyes widened at the unexpected reply, and he sat down roughly. Now it has a sense of humor. What next?
~ Christopher Paolini
Having no other recourse, Roran resorted to the unexpected: he stuck his head and neck out and shouted, BAH! just as he would if he were trying to scare someone in a dark hallway...
~ Christopher Paolini
Something like hearing that your grandmother got her whole body pulled through the wringer on a washing machine, or something like hearing about a horse slipping on the ice and landing on some kid you went to school with.
~ Christopher Paul Curtis
That is the mysterious thing about tragedy- it often strikes at the happiest moment.
~ Christopher Pike
The best art always comes unbidden.
~ Christopher Pike
The cat arrived with a bottle of Scotch.
~ Christopher S. Wren
There were Colorgraphics and Summagraphics; Altergo and C. Itoh; and Ball. "Hey, wait a minute. What's Ball doing here? Aren't they the mason jar people?" "Yeah, but they also make disk drives.
~ Tracy Kidder
That's who attacked us?" Balkan muttered. "She's barely more than a child." "A small package with a big surprise inside," Sarrin said dryly.
~ Trudi Canavan
There was no plot... and I discovered it by mistake.
~ Umberto Eco
What matters in the end in literature, what is always there, is the truly good. And -- though played out forms can throw up miraculous sports like The Importance of Being Earnest or Decline and Fall-- what is good is always what is new, in both form and content. What is good forgets whatever models it might have had, and is unexpected; we have to catch it on the wing. ((p. 62, Reading & Writing)
~ V.S. Naipaul
Time worked unhurriedly, conscientiously. First the man was expelled from life, to reside instead in people's memories. Then he lost his right to residence in people's memories, sinking down into their subconscious minds and jumping out at someone only occasionally, like a jack-in-the-box, frightening them with the unexpectedness of his sudden, momentary appearances.
~ Vasily Grossman