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'''[[Youkai#Oni|Suika]]''': No-no way! I even dressed up as an Oni!
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{{quote|No matter how we try to fool ourselves
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{{quote|''We weep for a bird's cry, but not for a fish's blood; blessed are those with a voice.''|'''Major Kusanagi''', ''[[Ghost in the Shell (1995 film)|Ghost in the Shell]]: Innocence''}}
{{quote|''I'll show you just how cruel a person can be, so long as they can excuse it as protecting the ones they love.''|Shiage Hamazura, ''[[A Certain Magical Index]] III'' episode 26}}
== Comic Books ==
{{quote|No man is poor who can do what he likes to do once in a while!|[[Scrooge McDuck]], [https://web.archive.org/web/20150402144448/http://www.forbes.com/special-report/2013/fictional-15/scrooge-mcduck.html as quoted by Forbes]}}
== Fan Works ==
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{{quote|''When I write things like this I'm not advocating them. If I advocated everything I write, I wouldn't be able to write racist characters, murder or bullying – let alone all the killing my stories have. I write stories. I write conflict. I write villages [[RWBY|destroyed by Grimm]] and both men and women sometimes being bastards and using their influence to make other people's lives unhappy. I've written Mercury stealing a kiss from Ruby and Cinder seducing Jaune to use as nothing more than a sex toy (in Stress Relief), [[Double Standard Rape (Female on Male)|and ironically people were fine with the latter but a kiss on the former is totally not okay]]. Anyway, me writing those things doesn't mean I go around bribing women to kiss me and then dragging innocent young men to bed. It just means I'm writing characters who aren't your typical goodies.''
|Coeur Al'Aran|author's note to ''[[Service with a Smile]]'' [https://www.fanfiction.net/s/12606073/54/Service-with-a-Smile
{{quote|Did I feel guilty about stealing an ancient heritage and taking out a patent on it? Not after I saw the company's monthly balance sheet.|GremlinJack|[[A Young Girl's Delinquency Record]]}}
{{quote|''The workmen watched with smiles that were entirely too wide for her mental well-being, full as they were of a certain amount of schadenfreude, a concept she was aware of even if she couldn't spell it.''|''[[Desperately Seeking Ranma]]'', [https://www.fanfiction.net/s/9916589/56/Desperately-Seeking-Ranma Chapter 56]}}
== Film ==
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{{quote|"In the aftermath of violence, the distinction between hero and villain is sometimes a matter of interpretation or misinterpretation of facts. "Taxi Driver" suggests that tragic errors can be made."
|Disclaimer from
== Literature ==
{{quote|The Imperial Army is withdrawing “forward” with it’s tail between its legs, as reported by the Federation media|Rumor in the Commonwealth in ''[[Saga of Tanya the Evil]] LN volume 4''}}
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{{quote|''Writers are among the most sensitive, most intellectually anarchic, most representative, most probing of artists. The writer's ability to imagine what is not the self, to familiarize the strange and to mystify the familiar — all this is the test of her or his power.
|[[Toni Morrison]]|''Mouth Full of Blood: Essays, Speeches, Meditations'', 2019}}
{{quote|''I'm free from pain. It's where nobody tells me what to do; it's where my imagination is fecund and I am really at my best. Nothing matters more in the world or in my body or anywhere when I'm writing.''
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{{quote|''Freeing yourself was one thing, claiming ownership of that freed self was another.''
|[[Toni Morrison]]|''[[Beloved (novel)|Beloved]]'', 1987}}
{{quote|''If you wanna fly, you got to give up the shit that weighs you down.''
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{{quote|''Freedom of the press belongs to the man who owns one.''
|Nora Ephron|I Remember Nothing: and Other Reflections}}
{{quote|Never get into a war of words with a poet, Ironbreaker. You can't win.|Gotrek|[[Gotrek and Felix]] (Orc Slayer)}}
{{quote|He had put off entering the fray quite long enough. It was either fight or be cut down. And though a few minutes ago he might have thought that a mercy compared to the tedium of dwarfish conversation, he found that now his life was at risk, even Snorri’s banalities were not without charm.|''[[Gotrek and Felix]] (Giantslayer)''}}
{{quote|A thought made him smile. Why was it that, when faced with a horde of howling orcs he wished so dearly for this life, and when faced with this life, he wished so dearly for a horde of howling orcs? A truism could have been found somewhere in that conundrum, if he had had any energy for that sort of thing anymore.|''[[Gotrek and Felix]] (Manslayer)''}}
{{quote|The vile little profiteer, thought Felix. Was it any wonder cults like the Cleansing Flame flourished when men like Otto preyed on the poor and the unfortunate?|Nathan Long|[[Gotrek and Felix|Gotrek and Felix (Manslayer)]]}}
{{quote|The last two men backed away from him, squeezing back through the trap and running into the darkness beyond. Felix started forward, snarling.
“Don’t be drawn, manling,” said Gotrek’s from behind him.
With an effort, Felix restrained himself from chasing the men. It always amazed him how, when his blood was up, he found himself ready to do things you couldn’t have paid him to do when he was calm and thinking clearly.
|Nathan Long|[[Gotrek and Felix|Gotrek and Felix (Manslayer)]]}}
{{quote|You’re a fool, umgi, even by the standards of your kind. The day this vermin keeps its word is the day an elf gets down on his effeminate knees and begs the secret behind a well-made shelf.|Handrik|Headtaker}}
{{quote|''There has appeared in our time a particular class of books and articles which I sincerely and solemnly think may be called the silliest ever known among men. They are much more wild than the wildest romances of chivalry and much more dull than the dullest religious tract. Moreover, the romances of chivalry were at least about chivalry; the religious tracts are about religion. But these things are about nothing; they are about what is called Success. One every bookstall, in every magazine, you may find works telling people how to succeed. They are books showing men how to succeed in everything; they are written by men who cannot even succeed in writing books.''
|[[G. K. Chesterton]], "[https://web.archive.org/web/20040911083630/http://www.cse.dmu.ac.uk/~mward/gkc/books/success.html The Fallacy of Success]", ''All Things Considered'' (1909)}}
{{quote|''People ought to think for themselves, Captain Vimes says. The problem is, people only think for themselves if you tell them to.''
|Corporal Carrot, ''[[Men at Arms]]''}}
{{quote|''But that's the trouble with trying to apply anything remotely scientific to an art form ; statistical analysis of a field that, by its nature, has no absolutes is something like attempting chemical analysis of an emotion. It remains interesting, but not absolutely convincing!''
|[[John W. Campbell|John W. Campbell, Jr.]], [[Astounding Science Fiction]], December 1949, page 92}}
{{quote|<poem>My emotion I well can remember
O'er a "promise" that somewhere I'd seen
One night, away back in December
Anno Domini 1918.
Happy tears in my orbs began wellin'
As I read how the England-to-be
Would become a fit messuage to dwell in
For heroes like me.
Refreshed by an access of ardour
I returned to my business in town;
But, as life seemed each day to grow harder,
I despaired of its joy and its crown;
Till, fed up with a "tale" for poor Tommies,
My temper I finally lost,
And pronounced that oracular "promise"
A palpable frost.
But I've tumbled at last to my error;
For, although I am far from content,
I know that this era of terror
Is just what the Government meant;
When through England so bell-like and clear rose
That eager, that passionate vow;
Since none but a race of real heroes
Can live in it now.</poem>
|''[[Punch]]'', [https://www.gutenberg.org/files/19105/19105-h/19105-h.htm December 1st, 1920], commenting on political promises}}
{{quote|''"If it's possible to kill a man with a device, then I've been taught how to use it."''|'''Ashok Vadal'''|''[[Saga of the Forgotten Warrior|Son of the Black Sword]]''}}
{{quote|''"If I made a list of all the men who wanted me dead for one cause or another, it would be a very long list." That wasn't such a bad idea. Maybe by the time they reached the Ice Coast he'd be finished. It would give him something to do to pass the time.''|'''Ashok Vadal'''|''[[Saga of the Forgotten Warrior|Son of the Black Sword]]''}}
{{quote|''"The more closely our own pistols resemble machine-guns, the better we like it."''|'''William Ewart Fairbairn''' and '''Eric Anthony Sykes'''|''Shooting to Live''}}
{{quote|''for in judging others I must be content to be judged by all''|St. Jerome|Preface to [https://vulgate.org/ the Vulgate Version of the New Testament], addressed to Pope Damasus, A.D. 383}}
== Live-Action TV ==
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== Radio ==
{{quote|''"Underground radio meant something because it said something ..."''
|Pioneer FM deejay '''Charles Laquidara.'''}}
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{{quote|"''[The Canadian radio industry] frustrates me so much. I want to see it flourish, I want to hear great material being produced by quality radio hosts, but instead it’s amateur hour all throughout the country as the corporations slash budgets and hire people fresh out of school (or who never even went to school) who aren’t ready to be in front of the mic in markets that should only be hiring seasoned veterans…"''
|'''A Dose of Buckley''', ''[https://adoseofbuckley.wordpress.com/2013/06/20/radio-hypocrisy/ Radio Hypocrisy]''}}
{{quote|''"The writing process... You've seen '''[[The Shining]]'''?"''
|'''[https://www.jinkxanddela.com/ Jinkx]''', ''[[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation|Q]]'', November 27, 2023}}
== Video Games ==
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{{quote|''"It's one of those games that [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|seems to do exactly what it set out to do]]. Neverending Nightmares does indeed trap you in a seemingly never-ending cycle of wandering halls and avoiding monsters. It just does it in a far more tedious and uninteresting way than your own mind would."''
|'''Audish''', ''[[Steam]] review of [http://steamcommunity.com/id/maudish/recommended/253330/ Neverending Nightmare]''}}
{{quote|But what is video gaming if not one well-crafted delusion after another?
|[[Ben Croshaw]], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v{{=}}6aFpHHxJXJ0 ''Fully Ramblomatic'', March 13, 2024]}}
== Web Comics ==
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'''Kevyn Andreyasn''': Are we the good guys if we're this crafty about being the good guys?
'''Alexia Murtaugh''': I'm a ''[[Law Enforcement, Inc.|career]]'' good-guy. This qualifies as "justifiably crafty righteousness".
|''[[Schlock Mercenary]]''
{{quote|''Oh no! Roy's been ''staggered!'' Or possibly stunned! Maybe dazed? Dazzled? I know it's one of the swoopy-star conditions, not one of the swirly-eye ones.''
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'''Torg:''' Some jokes never get old.
'''Riff:''' Others are born that way.
|''[[Sluggy Freelance]]''
{{quote|'''Agatha''': What do you call it ... when you have to work with someone you'd be better off killing?
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|Serini|[[The Order of the Stick]], [https://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots1229.html "No Chance"]}}
{{quote|''Besides, I didn't get into the hero business to only right wrongs done to people who look like me. I mean, if you want to get technical, I literally '''did''', but I branched out pretty quickly.''|Roy Greenhilt|''[[The Order of the Stick]]'', [https://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots1234.html "I Mean, Geez"]}}
{{quote|'''Sam:''' Can we get a tour of the place? I could learn how you guys make nuclear explosives.
'''Gregor:''' Normally I am in favor of education. Here, I will sing the praises of ignorance.
|''[[Freefall]]'' #[http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff3600/fv03597.htm 3597]}}
{{quote|'' If microgravity caused rapid fat loss instead of muscle loss, humans would have had a vastly overfunded space program and been an interplanetary species by the 1970's.''{{sic}}|Sam Starfall, ''[[Freefall]] #[http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff3700/fv03628.htm 3628]}}
{{quote|'''Kengarff''': I'm sorry about Commander Teff, sir.
'''Commodore Shufgar''': He was like a son to me.
'''Kengarff''': Sir... You plucked his eye out with a spoon when the prisoners escaped.
'''Commodore Shufgar''': Let that be a warning to the ''rest'' of my family.
|''[[Schlock Mercenary]]'', [https://www.schlockmercenary.com/2007-04-01 April 1, 2007]}}
{{quote|Still, it's a lot to ask. That's why this procedure is voluntary.
''<[[beat]]>''
Just like your employment.
|Captain Tagon, ''[[Schlock Mercenary]]'', [https://www.schlockmercenary.com/2012-01-03 January 3, 2012]}}
{{quote|'''Petey''': If I detained and contained everyone whose choices could hurt others I would need to build a much, much larger ring of cities.
'''Para''': I can't help but notice all the construction outside.
|''[[Schlock Mercenary]]'', [https://www.schlockmercenary.com/2013-02-13 February 13, 2013]}}
{{quote|'''Theo''': Has the plenipotent proto-god discovered humility?
'''Petey''': Sure. I muscled right through it and discovered "awesome" on the other side.
|''[[Schlock Mercenary]]'', [https://www.schlockmercenary.com/2013-03-08 March 8, 2013]}}
{{quote|'''Murtaugh''': You can ruin a thing by looking at it too closely.
'''Liz''': If a close look ruins a thing, the thing was already broken.
|''[[Schlock Mercenary]]'', [https://www.schlockmercenary.com/2013-05-26 May 26, 2013]}}
{{quote|''It makes for a good science-fiction adventure to have the captain say something along the lines of "prime directive be damned." It makes for much better science-fiction, however, to have the captain able to say in frank honesty "I have no idea what this prime directive concept is, and it sounds like foolishness that belongs in [[Star Trek|another universe entirely]]. Go away. I have work to do." If you persisted in whining about native cultures, that captain would have no choice but to shoot you.''
|Howard Tayler, author's note to the ''[[Schlock Mercenary]]'' strip for [https://www.schlockmercenary.com/2002-02-05 February 5, 2002].}}
{{quote|Hold your breath while I peel that thing off you. ''<[[beat]]>'' It won't help, but I need a break from your voice.|Belkar, ''[[The Order of the Stick]]'', "[https://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots1247.html Lurking Below]", reacting to Vaarsuvius's [[Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness]]}}
{{quote|'''Para''': The view is still amazing.
'''Schlock''': All I see are the bright lights of a billion places I'll never go.
|''[[Schlock Mercenary]]'', [https://www.schlockmercenary.com/2013-02-24 February 24, 2013]}}
{{quote|'''GM''': Don’t sweat it, Corey. Every GM makes mistakes in their first game.
'''GM''': And every game thereafter.
|''[[Darths & Droids]]'', [http://www.darthsanddroids.net/episodes/2119.html Episode 2119]}}
{{quote|'''Kevyn''': If there were any justice she'd have half a dozen Doctorates and would be designing defense systems for wealthy, paranoid governments.
'''Captain Tagon''': ...Who would be using them to shoot at us.
'''Kevyn''': Okay, so maybe it's not justice we want.
|''[[Schlock Mercenary]]'', [https://www.schlockmercenary.com/2006-10-22 October 22, 2006]}}
== Web Original ==
{{quote|Bah. I know protagonists when I see them. You may not have the stupid hair or the ridiculous swords bigger than you are, but you've got the completely nonsensical outfits down perfectly.
|Christoph|A Friendly Voidling}}
{{quote|and Epimetheus is given a gift by the gods. And the gift he is given is Pandora. And everything's great until one day, she, out of curiosity or for whatever reason, smashes a jar that she has, in which all of the things that are bad, all of the things that make life hard, the way that the story is sometimes told, that remains, after all of the evils in the world have flown out into the world, is hope. I've never been quite sure how to interpret that, because you can think of hope as remaining as being this wonderful, pure, happy thing. Or you can think of it as the final cruelty of the gods, as they've loosed all of these terrible things upon us, and then just to make it little worse, they've given us all hope.|Neil Gaiman|''<nowiki>Tech Support (Neil Gaiman Answers Mythology Questions From Twitter | Tech Support | </nowiki>WIRED)''}}
{{quote|You took the vikings all the way to North America. Where in North America we're not quite sure, but we are pretty sure you did go there. There was some raiding, some trading, some strife with indigenous people, and then, you didn't settle the land and kill 95% of American Indians. And for that Lief Erikson: I Say Good Job.
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{{quote|''But if you think that asking you to improve your ability to write and communicate while you're contributing to a wiki about writing and communication is insulting, then you've got a fundamental conflict with our core mission.''
|[[User:Looney Toons|Robert M. Schroeck]]|[https://allthetropes.org/w/index.php?title{{=}}Topic:Vxxnts526ir6gwcz&topic_showPostId{{=}}vy7b0yt6xeudoj9v#flow-post-vy7b0yt6xeudoj9v post on All The Tropes]}}
{{quote|''But one of the great things about open source is that if enough users are unhappy with some change a company makes to its software, they can just fork it and carry on.''|Liam Proven|The Register, "[https://www.theregister.com/2021/11/04/waterfox_firefox_fork/ Waterfox: A Firefox fork that could teach Mozilla a lesson]"}}
{{quote|I'm not scared. Us Irish people aren't afraid of anything. Except landlords. That's the only thing we're scared of.
|''Mick O'Donovan'', I Played Modern [[Creepypasta|Sonic.exe Games]]}}
{{quote|'''Othais''': Girl pockets are useless. [...] How do you live like this?
'''Mae''': You don't. That's the problem. |'''C&Rsenal''' finds the Colt 1903's "Pocket Model"'s designation a bit optimistic.}}
{{quote|''Yes, the women in these stories are being portrayed as wonderful and beautiful and perfect. But remember, there are two ways to dehumanize someone: by dismissing them, and by idolizing them.''|[[Cracked.com]], [https://www.cracked.com/article_19785_5-ways-modern-men-are-trained-to-hate-women.html "5 Ways Modern Men Are Trained to Hate Women"]}}
{{quote|''This problem can be solved with the right amount of planning, which, as it turns out, is a shit ton of planning.''
|Bismuth, Mario Enters Parallel Universes}}
{{quote|''[T]his thing which uh, is very cool and very steampunk, it's also entirely implausible.''
| "''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v{{=}}e866rAtJvAY Drachinifel]'' on illustration from ''[[The Angel of the Revolution]]: A Tale of the Coming Terror''}}
{{quote|''And if you're ever in doubt about the thinking behind modern movies, simply apply Drinker's Razor: All things being equal, the dumbest explanation is usually the correct one.
|Critical Drinker}}
== Western Animation ==
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|Eda|[[The Owl House]]}}
{{quote|'''Moe:''' Sorry, Homer. I've been
'''Homer:''' Oh, right. With the giant heads.
'''Moe:''' With the what now?
|''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]''}}
{{quote|'''Homer:''' Where are we going?
'''Marge:''' Shh!
'''Marge:''' I don't want the kids to hear. I always hated hearing my parents fight.
'''Bart:''' They're fighting in the car again.
'''Lisa:''' That music always sends a chill down my spine.
|''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]''}}
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''Now it seems to be more about hiding new experiences from them and reinforcing their own pre-conceptions. Instead of preparing them for reality, we're teaching them to be reality ignorant."''
|'''Kleyno''', ''[https://voat.co/v/politics/comments/627738/3030314 Dr. Frankenstein regrets creating his monster: Even Salon.com thinks trigger warnings have ruined college]'' ([[Voat]] thread)}}
{{quote|"''The aquarium was once the best way to encounter the wonders of sea life. [[Harsher in Hindsight|It has become a mere travesty, tacky and cruel.]]"''
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''They are trying to make my sons into little, weak, selfish, puling nonentities: boys who will cry if they do not get the same reward for hard work as for goofing off.
''Boys who will grow up to think life is unfair unless they are handed everything they never earned on a silver platter. I cannot regard this attempt with anything but a deep mistrust, bordering on hatred. Who are these people, and what do they have against my boys? Why are they trying to spoil them?"''
|'''John C. Wright''', ''[http://www.scifiwright.com/2008/06/if-everyone-is-super-no-one-will-be/ If everyone is Super, no one will be]'', June 10, 2008}}
{{quote|"Kafkaesque doesn't even begin to describe how fucked up this is. Those poor kids are going to have their lives ruined because some fuckwad at the police station decided that was the only charge they could stick on them.
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{{quote|So since it's impossible to know what the future will actually look like, that's a defense for writing nonsense. Let's apply this to other genres: "Since it's impossible to know exactly what everyday life was like in the Roman Empire, I can go ahead and write a historical novel where Romans watched [[Desperate Housewives]]."
|2='''RedImperator''' [http://bbs.stardestroyer.net/viewtopic.php?p{{=}}2765534&#p2765534 on] ''[[StarDestroyer.Net]]'' forums.}}
{{quote|''Most college sophomores in their first philosophy class will walk in with the argument that “it’s all relative” and that no research, argument, or discussion can alter our preconceptions.''
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{{quote|''Governments have no right to question the loyalty of those who oppose them. Adversaries remain citizens of the same state, common subjects of the same sovereign, servants of the same law.''
|Michael Ignatieff|addressing Stanford University in 2012}}
{{quote|With what words, O writer, will you describe with similar perfection, the entire configuration which the drawing here does?
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{{quote|If art is a reflection of society, and I believe this movie is, then what’s inappropriate is us, the audience, accepting that popular culture, social media, reality shows and music all get a pass on the images and videos they share.
|Paula Schuck|"[https://www.cbc.ca/parents/learning/view/watched-netflix-movie-cuties-with-teen-daughter-she-has-four-words-for-it I Watched Netflix Movie Cuties With My Teen Daughter And She Has Four Words For It]", September 28, 2020}}
{{quote|''Journalists may write history’s first draft, but when it comes to covering their own history, they don’t even take notes.''
|[https://journoterrorist.com/2011/08/02/paperball2/ "How to Build a Newsroom Time Machine"], ''Journoterrorist''}}
{{quote|''BOMB THE AUDITORIUM. BOMB THE GYM. BOMB EVERYTHING SO NO ONE WANTS TO GO ANYWHERE EVER AGAIN. BOMB EVERYTHING SO OFTEN AND SO RANDOMLY THAT NO WHERE IS SAFE.''|Excerpt from former UCLA instructor Matthew C. Harris's 800 page "manifesto"}} <!-- caps, spelling, etc. in original -->
{{quote|''You see, college English is the only place where Freudian psychology is still legitimate. Everything has to have a deeper meaning. A book just can’t be a story. It has to be an analogy for some social commentary. And heaven help us if it wasn’t, because then all those no-talent hack English professors wouldn’t be able to write 1,000 page commentaries on what the whale in Moby Dick REALLY represented.|Larry Correia, [https://monsterhunternation.com/2011/01/12/correia-on-the-classics/ Correia on the Classics]}}
{{quote|''The content of the faith cannot be transmitted in a way contrary to the faith itself.''|Pope Francis, while apologizing for the church's part in the Canadian residential school system, April 1, 2022.}}
{{quote|''In Spanish or Portuguese ''everything'' is male or female. The doorknob is male or female. Your chair is male or female. I mean, come on!''|Larry Correia on the gendered nature of Romance Languages}}
{{quote|''Men don’t dislike your novel because it focuses on dialogue. They dislike it because your characters don’t have anything interesting to say.''|Mike Kupari in response to Ash Sakar whining about not having male readers.}}
{{quote|''Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who implement them are priceless.''|attributed to Mary Kay Ash, founder of Mary Kay cosmetics}}
{{quote|''"A fresh new look!" has been the bane of Internet users since the beginning.|Wikipedia user Ambarenya13 on Vector 2022}}
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