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“I'll be the judge of my own manliness”
― Dennis Rodman, Bad as I Wanna Be

“Death has always had a prominent place in my mind. There are times when I think somebody might kill me.”
― Dennis Rodman

“There was one thing she brought up all the time: She wanted to have a child. She talked about that from the beginning. She called me the 'prime physical specimen' for her child. She wouldn't let me wear a condom-NEVER. She wanted to get pregnant really bad. She would send me faxes that said, 'I really want to be with you, I miss you.' Regular stuff like that. But then there were others that said things like, 'I want every drop of your come inside me. I won't let it go because I want to have your baby.”
― Dennis Rodman, Bad as I Wanna Be

“I shouldn't be doing this. I shouldn't be here. I shouldn't be an NBA player. This is all some fantasy world that I have no right to live in. I was just a kid from the projects who was always too skinny or too funny looking to be taken seriously. I was the kid they called the "Worm" because of the way I wiggled when I played pinball. Me, living this life, with women and money and attention everywhere? It didn't seem real.”
― Dennis Rodman, Bad as I Wanna Be

“Penso di essere NATURALMENTE ATTIRATO DALLA GENTE CHE NON SEGUE IL CORSO NATURALE DELLE COSE. Quelli che la società dice di non essere in regola, sono le persone con cui mi sento maggiormente a mio agio. Mi sento più a mio agio quando vado nella parte peggiore delle città e parlo coi senzatetto, che quando sto seduto in qualche ristorante cazzuto con un gruppo di gente incravattata.”
― Dennis Rodman, Bad as I Wanna Be

“Anybody don’t like it, they can kiss my black ass.That’s the rap.”
― Dennis Rodman, I Should Be Dead By Now: The Wild Life and Crazy Times of the NBA's Greatest Rebounder of Modern Times

“If you put one hundred black people and one hundred white people in a neighborhood and have them grow up together from childhood, they’re going to think of each other as one. They won’t draw lines to separate themselves. They won’t see it as black-and-white. It would be like one big locker room where people aren’t afraid to say whatever they want, knowing it won’t be taken the wrong way.”
― Dennis Rodman, Bad as I Wanna Be