Rosa

“To go through life without making love to both sexes was a major crime.”
― Ann Griffin / Dean Koontz, Skin Summer

“It was no longer a question of the Union as it was, that was to be reestablished; it was the Union as it should be, that is to say, washed clean from its original sin, regenerated on the baptismal font of liberty for all. … Now, we could march with a prouder step, and fight with more confidence. We were no longer merely the soldiers of a political controversy, to be decided by the fate of arms. We were now the missionaries of a great work of redemption, the armed liberators of millions of men bent beneath the brutalizing yoke of slavery. The war was ennobled; the object was higher.”
― Régis de Trobriand, Four Years with the Army of the Potomac

“What matters in the world is not so much what is true as what is entertaining, at least so long as the truth itself is unknowable.”
― Pierre Larousse

“Bob” can handle the aliens, but we must police ourselves.”
― Ivan Stang, The Book of the SubGenius