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William Arthur Holmes Quotes

by admin - 2020-11-03 11:43:28 ( in culture, quotes) [php version] rebuild

  • "I've decided the world in fact DOES owe me a living. But until it pays up, I'll keep working."
  • "A novel is the fine art of never getting to the point."
  • "Stay loose, keep moving, stay true to yourself... always."
  • "All the lies we deal with can be disheartening until you realize life itself began with a lie or, if you prefer, a bit of creative fiction. A story. And, we all love a good story! Make yourself the hero."
  • "There's something just sad about a middle-aged man admiring himself in the mirror. But enough about me. Kidding. It was someone else."
  • "I swear, half of all action films lately have the same description: [In throatiest voice] 'He thought he was retired. Now he has one... last... job to do!'"
  • "Watching Titanic [spoiler alert: the part where the ship is sinking] is like watching the U.S. economy, where the rich conspire to sink as many of the poor as they possibly can."
  • "For life to work well for most people today, the universe has chosen an unlucky few for whom nothing works at all." :)
  • "One way or another in our own inimitable way, we do to others what was done to us."
  • "Life is like a casino. In the end, your body loses and the house wins."
  • "Sometimes you have to laugh, sure, but it's better to cry and remain human than to laugh at the misfortune of others and slide into the abyss of inhumanity yourself."
  • "It [your artwork] doesn't have to be great, but it DOES have to be FINISHED."
  • "Life was created for our enjoyment, so enjoy."
  • "We don't need money, just like-for-like trade."
-- William Arthur Holmes

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