19 Quotes by Robert Bevan

That doesn’t even mean anything. That was just purposeless vulgarity.

Then five or six more residual traps fired off at greater intervals. And then nothing. “Dude,” said Dave. “What have you got against horses?” “It had to be done.” “And that,” said Tim, “is how you disarm a room full of traps.

Your mom has run into a lot of men here,” said Cooper. “The big black ones were always her favorite.

It’s practical. You get a bunch of scared, not-terribly-bright people together, and they’ll make decisions undermining their own best interests, knowing that they’re doing so, if it means making sure that no individual or faction among them appears to benefit disproportionately. Look at the American south.

He grinned broadly to himself. He’d show Bucky who was productive. Hell, he might even put on pants today.

We have the advantage of having no idea where we are or what we’re doing.

Now, tell me what business you have in my wood.” “I’m not interested in your wood,” said Cooper. “As a matter of fact, I thought you were a woman.

Well,” said Tim. “They pat us down pretty good, and take all of our weapons before we go in. We’re going to have to smuggle in the stake.” “And how do you propose to do that?” asked Frank. The grimace on his face suggested he already had a pretty good idea of what the answer was going to be. “We’ve got to shove it up Cooper’s ass.” Frank sighed. “Of course you do.

You’d have to combine at least two of any randomly selected occupants to get a full set of eyes, limbs, or teeth.