Wierd Quotes

“Where's your will to be weird?”
― Jim Morrison

“There is no such thing as a weird human being, It's just that some people require more understanding than others.”
― Tom Robbins

“CUSTOMER: I’m always on night shift at work.
BOOKSELLER (jokingly): Is that why you’re buying so many vampire novels?
CUSTOMER (seriously): You can never be too prepared.”
― Jen Campbell, Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops

“It is weird to see how people sometimes doesn't value and ignore the love and effort of the people who love them and try to stay. They push them away only to realise everything they did after they leave and make their memories as pillows to sleep over and cry upon it later.”
― Akshay Vasu

“You're (I'm) not weird, you're (I'm) just not preticularily normal.”
― Ben van Waterschoot

“When I was researching the book Toxic Electricity, I would see biological reactions for up to a week afterwards. They are typically strong in the first day or two after the electromagnetic field (EMF) exposures and tail off as the week goes on. I would feel fine during the EMF exposures and start seeing weird health effects usually during sleep that night. Extended time around high voltage power lines & power poles were the worst for provoking reactions, followed by wifi and transmitting utility meters.”
― Steven Magee, Toxic Electricity

“I didn’t believe that God told some guy, however many thousands of years ago, “Hey, build a ginormous boat in this desert over here.” I liked it as a story, though, because it seemed like the kind of thing God ought to say. There were crazy stupid things that needed to get done, or should have gotten done, or turned out to be wonderful when they did get done. And maybe, if God ever did tell people what to do, it was to stick up for these crazy stupid things that no one in their right mind would ever do otherwise.”
― Emily Horner, A Love Story Starring My Dead Best Friend

“I'm obsessed with taking care of you, Penny. And your nails don't stop growing.”
― Iain Reid, We Spread

“The weird thing is not wrong, after all: it is our conceptions that must be inadequate.”
― Mark Fisher, The Weird and the Eerie