Quotes from Best of Catbug: My Name is Catbug, What's Yours?

“You’re my friends now. We’re having soft tacos later.”
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“My name is Catbug. What’s yours?”
― quote from Best of Catbug: My Name is Catbug, What's Yours?

“Yeah but I don’t know how to make myself go there. Maybe it might never happen again. AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!”
― quote from Best of Catbug: My Name is Catbug, What's Yours?

“Your mom said to say I could have just one peanut butter square but not til after they cool down.”
― quote from Best of Catbug: My Name is Catbug, What's Yours?

“Hi Wankershim! Are you going to doodie? WHOAAAA!”
― quote from Best of Catbug: My Name is Catbug, What's Yours?

“Ahhh! Impossibear has a gas powered stick!”
― quote from Best of Catbug: My Name is Catbug, What's Yours?

“I don’t think so. Beth didn’t get any presents.”
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“Put a little fence around it!”
― quote from Best of Catbug: My Name is Catbug, What's Yours?

“He says he wants more carrots and bread crumbs!”
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“Ralph Waldo Pickle Chips! I don’t know him.”
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“Pony Lords, jump for your lives—AAH!”
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“Why, they're the dirtiest guys in any town. They're the same ones that burned the houses of old German people during the war. They're the same ones that lynch Negroes. They like to be cruel. They like to hurt people, and they always give it a nice name, patriotism or protecting the constitution.”
― John Steinbeck, quote from In Dubious Battle

“I'd like to think they're staring at me because of my white-hot animal magnetism, but I'm not Elvis. I'm Lobster Boy, hear me roar.”
― Richard Kadrey, quote from Kill the Dead

“She had always given too much of her life over to relationships, and they’d never quite worked out. Now she was simplifying her life in favor of her career. It gave her a sense of control to watch herself succeeding, and a great deal of satisfaction.”
― Jack Ketchum, quote from Off Season

“Courage is not the absence of fear. It is rather not letting your fear control your actions”
― Alex Harris, quote from Do Hard Things: A Teenage Rebellion Against Low Expectations

“And if, as all philosophers on the subject have noted, art is a human activity that relies on the senses to reach the soul, did it not also stand to reason that dogs -- at least dogs of Mr. Bones' caliber -- would have it in them to feel a similar aesthetic impulse? Would they not, in other words, be able to appreciate art? As far as Willy knew, no one had ever thought of this before. Did that make him the first man in recorded history to believe such a thing was possible? No matter. It was an idea whose time had come. If dogs were beyond the pull of oil paintings and string quartets, who was to say they wouldn't respond to an art based on the sense of smell? Why not an olfactory art? Why not an art for dogs that dealt with the world as dogs knew it?”
― Paul Auster, quote from Timbuktu

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