No Idea Quotes

“Surely there were others like me, born without an inkling of direction. The wanderers, the amblers, the dabblers, united by our purposeless mantra-I have no idea what to do with my life.”
― Suzanne Selfors, Coffeehouse Angel

“I have no idea,' he said, and that's another thing I'll put in my arsonist's guide: be wary of a man who says, 'I have no idea,' when asked why his wife doesn't like something he's done, which of course is just another way of saying be wary of men in general.”
― Brock Clarke, An Arsonist's Guide to Writers' Homes in New England

“You still have no idea what it was like for me- to be on the verge of starvation for months at a time. And you can call her a glutton all you like, but I have sisters, too, and I remember what it felt like to return home without any food.' I calmed my heaving chest, and that force beneath my skin stirred, undulating along my bones. 'So maybe she'll spend all that money on stupid things- maybe she and her sisters have no self-control. But I'm not going to take that chance and let them starve, because of some ridiculous rule that your ancestors invented.”
― Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Mist and Fury

“People who don't like Rick's books should get a Coronavirus test, 'cause one of the symptoms is no taste.”
― Me! (SheWolf 139) Who says you can't make your own quotes!?

“I was watching President Obama launch the dangerous Desoto Solar Farm to the world’s media and thinking: He probably has no idea it has been on fire and has unmarked hollow metal tubes installed in its 100 amp fuse holders!”
― Steven Magee

“I was watching President Obama launch the dangerous Desoto Solar Farm to the world’s media and thinking: He probably has no idea it has a spontaneous fire issue and exploding fuses!”
― Steven Magee

“Most Americans have no idea how much better things are in the European workplace.”
― Steven Magee

“Most people have no idea their police department is under the influence of their local politicians and corporations.”
― Steven Magee

“My pen knows no words when my ink has run dry.”
― Anthony T. Hincks