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!”
― quote from Best of Catbug: My Name is Catbug, What's Yours?

“Ralph Waldo Pickle Chips! I don’t know him.”
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“Pony Lords, jump for your lives—AAH!”
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“The best way to get a handle on the subject would be to ask the experts, but one does not simply walk into a church or synagogue and ask to speak with a demonologist. There are not that many of them; their names are confidential, and they are obliged to report their experiences only to their superiors. Even Ed Warren will not tell all about these horrendous black spirits that come in the night bearing messages and proclamations of blasphemy. When pressed on the matter, in fact, Ed’s reply is: “There are things known to priests and myself that are best left unsaid.” Upon what, then, does Ed Warren base his opinions? Is there proper evidence or corroboration to substantiate his claims? “People who aren’t familiar with the phenomenon sometimes ask me if I’m not involved in a sort of ultrarealistic hallucination, like Don Quixote jousting with windmills. Well, hallucinations are visionary experiences. This, on the other hand, is a phenomenon that hits back. My knowledge of the subject is no different than that of learned clergymen, and they’ll tell you as plainly as I will that this isn’t something to be easily checked off as a bad dream. “I can support everything I say with bona fide evidence,” Ed goes on, “and testimony by credible witnesses and blue-ribbon professionals. There is no conjecture involved here. My statements about the nature of the demonic spirit are based on my own firsthand experiences over thirty years in this work, backed up by the experiences of other recognized demonologists, plus the experiences of the exorcist clergy, plus the testimony of hundreds of witnesses who’ve been these spirits’ victims, plus the full weight of hard physical evidence. Theological dogma about the demonic simply proves consistent with my own findings about these spirits in real life. But let me be more specific. “The inhuman spirit often identifies itself as the devil and then—through physical or psychological means—proves itself to be just that. Again speaking from my own personal experiences, I have been burned by these invisible forces of pandemonium. I have been slashed and cut; these spirits have gouged marks and symbols on my body. I’ve been thrown around the room like a toy. My arms have been twisted up behind me until they’ve ached for a week. I’ve incurred sudden illnesses to knock me out of an investigation. Physicalized monstrosities have manifested before me, threatening death,”
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