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Dietger Niederwieser Quotes By Charles Bukowski: You get so alone at times that it

You get so alone at times that it just makes sense. — Charles Bukowski

Dietger Niederwieser Quotes By Sean Bean: When I was younger, I used to watch

When I was younger, I used to watch all the black-and-white 'Dracula's and 'Frankenstein's. — Sean Bean

Dietger Niederwieser Quotes By John Dobbin: I'm just saying it's easier to kill a

I'm just saying it's easier to kill a cat than dispose of a car. — John Dobbin

Dietger Niederwieser Quotes By George Bernard Shaw: Most married couples spend the whole day apart,

Most married couples spend the whole day apart, the woman in the house, the man in the office or study or workshop. — George Bernard Shaw

Dietger Niederwieser Quotes By Rick Riordan: Tyson," I said "We're turning around!"Going the wrong

Tyson," I said "We're turning around!"
Going the wrong way?" he asked.
Always," I grumbled, but I steered the chariot towards the stands. — Rick Riordan

Dietger Niederwieser Quotes By Nalini Singh: Your name is written on my heart, Lily

Your name is written on my heart, Lily — Nalini Singh

Dietger Niederwieser Quotes By David McCullough: I'm drawn particularly to stories that evolve out

I'm drawn particularly to stories that evolve out of the character of the protagonist. — David McCullough

Dietger Niederwieser Quotes By John H. Arnold: War is sometimes described as long periods of

War is sometimes described as long periods of boredom punctuated by short moments of excitement. History is often similar, if rather safer. — John H. Arnold

Dietger Niederwieser Quotes By David Hockney: The lens is a tyranny.

The lens is a tyranny. — David Hockney

Dietger Niederwieser Quotes By Lance Morrow: The kiss is a wordless articulation of desire

The kiss is a wordless articulation of desire whose object lies in the future, and somewhat to the south. — Lance Morrow