94 Quotes by Andrew Shaffer

I have hobbies," he says, smirking. "Physical pursuits: Base-jumping, hang-gliding, underwater basket-weaving.

The people are so small, they look like ants (although they're Walmart customers, so they look like obese ants).

I knew a little something about living under a microscope. Even if you've done nothing wrong, it's easy to start believing you were somehow to blame.

As long as you have hope,” he said, repeating his words from that day, “you’re still in the game.” “And when you lose it?” I asked, echoing a field organizer’s question. “You can’t lose it. Hope never dies.

Opinions are like elbows: everybody has one. Most have more than one.

We do have funerals for the living,” Jill said. “They’re called birthday parties.

There are certain things worth getting mad about. Injustice is one of them. The greatest sins on this earth are committed by people of standing and means who abuse their power.

Our pain is ours, and ours alone. All others can do is mitigate the damage.

Just remember, you don’t judge a man’s character by what he does when things are easy. You judge him by what he does when they’re hard.