“rush of wind blew through my hair as we rode to the top of the Ferris wheel and then stopped, hovering”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
“cart back and forth with my legs. “Hey! Stop it,” Sherry said, twining her fingers through my hair. “But you told me you loved it when somebody shook the cart at the very”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
“squeeze to get my attention. “Oh my gosh, Dean! I think a gang of thugs are attacking the people in line.”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
“blew through my hair as we rode to the top of the Ferris wheel and then stopped, hovering in midair.”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
“Chronicles - book 1 The Zombie Chronicles - book 2 - Race for the Cure The Zombie Chronicles”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
“of the Ferris wheel and then stopped, hovering in midair. I breathed in, relaxed, and listened to the distant”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
“A wicked case of cataracts? Liquid latex? Special effects? I had no idea, but I was ready to take them”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
“Dragging its right leg, the zombie inched closer and then swung its rotting arms at me. He fought like a small child. I knew I could easily take the monster on, especially since everyone knew zombies had an IQ barely above freezing, and they were slower than constipated turtles.”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
“when scientists thought they had it figured out, the rules would change slightly. The virus mutated, and now if somebody was bitten or scratched, it could take up to five days”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
“Ferris wheel blocked most of my view from where we were dangling. All I could make out were red and blue lights flashing in the distance, blinking”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
“Some things aren’t so black and white, and you can’t just kill your sister because it’s in the rule book.” He”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
“A rush of wind blew through my hair as we rode to the top of the Ferris wheel and then stopped, hovering in midair.”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
“nighttime had long fallen and the temperatures had”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
“night. “What do you think?” I asked with a smile. She inclined”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
“Trust me, nobody will suspect a thing.” “So what’s the plan?” “For starters, we’re flying.” Making it up to the roof was the only way to get past the heavy security. Nevertheless, even though flying was the safest option, in those days, nothing was a safe bet any more.”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
“what’s the plan?” “For starters, we’re flying.” Making it up to the roof was the only”
― Chrissy Peebles, quote from The Zombie Chronicles
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“This statement is not provable.” Think about it for a minute. It’s a strange statement, since it talks about itself—in fact, it asserts that it is not provable. Let’s call this statement “Statement A.” Now, suppose Statement A could indeed be proved. But then it would be false (since it states that it cannot be proved). That would mean a false statement could be proved—arithmetic would be inconsistent. Okay, let’s assume the opposite, that Statement A cannot be proved. That would mean that Statement A is true (because it asserts that it cannot be proved), but then there is a true statement that cannot be proved—arithmetic would be incomplete. Ergo, arithmetic is either inconsistent or incomplete.”
― quote from Complexity: A Guided Tour
“One of the most odious forms of anti-Semitism was precisely this: to complain that Jews aren't sufficiently like other people, and then, the opposite, once they've become almost totally assimilated with their surroundings, to complain that they're just like everybody else, not even a fraction distinguished from the average.”
― Giorgio Bassani, quote from The Garden of the Finzi-Continis
“Give me her damn address, you sadistic bastard.”
― Cherise Sinclair, quote from Dark Citadel
“As naturally as the ruled always took the morality imposed upon them more seriously than did the rulers themselves, the deceived masses are today captivated by the myth of success even more than the successful are. Immovably, they insist on the very ideology which enslaves them. The misplaced love of the common people for the wrong which is done to them is a greater force than the cunning of the authorities.”
― Theodor W. Adorno, quote from Dialectic of Enlightenment: Philosophical Fragments
“Old Time heaved a moldy sigh from tomb and arch and vault; and gloomy shadows began to deepen in corners; and damps began to rise from green patches of stone; and jewels, cast upon the pavement of the nave from stained glass by the declining sun, began to perish. Within the grill-gate of the chancel, up the steps surmounted loomingly by the fast darkening organ, white robes could be dimly seen, and one feeble voice, rising and falling in a cracked monotonous mutter, could at intervals be faintly heard. In the free outer air, the river, the green pastures, and the brown arable lands, the teeming hills and dales, were reddened by the sunset: while the distant little windows in windmills and farm homesteads, shone, patches of bright beaten gold. In the Cathedral, all became gee, murky, and sepulchral, and the cracked monotonous mutter went on like a dying voice, until the organ and the choir burst forth, and drowned it in a sea of music. Then, the sea fell, and the dying voice made another feeble effort, and then the sea rose high, and beat its life out, and lashed the roof, and surged among the arches, and pierced the heights of the great tower; and then the sea was dry, and all was still.”
― Charles Dickens, quote from The Mystery of Edwin Drood
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