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Someone said...
'I'd like to get you in a love bubble'
Someone said...
'No more silly cupboard games'
One-Liners
I know fifty times as much about trouble as you ever will.
Veronica Lake – Sullivan's Travels
Wait till it snows and throw me out in the street.
Linda Darnell – A Letter to Three Wives
Each moment presented may be your last, so fill it up until you vomit.
Martin Potter – Satyricon
Happiness consists of being able to tell the truth without hurting anyone.
Marcello Mastroianni – 8½
At times like this, I wish I was but a simple peasant.
Peter Sellers – The Pink Panther
Monkey Ears
Sophie Ellis Bextor should really reconsider sporting an up-do ‘cos frankly monkey ears are very unbecoming on a pop star.
Happy Birthday Mr. Wescott!

I always think of dying with no very clear distinction between the longing for it and the dread of it.
Glenway Wescott (1901 – 1987)












