“Life and the human condition are the exact same thing and it makes no difference, the design is sadness, gravitational and old, except the few times it hiccups and it's not.” — Gabe Habash Copy Share Image
“Class is a hobby. They cut you all this slack, they keep cutting it year after year. This walking back and forth to buildings,… — Gabe Habash Copy Share Image
“I have good news and bad news! The bad news is that the abyss and the void are all the same thing and it… — Gabe Habash Copy Share Image
“A library of mostly unread books is far more inspiring than a library of books already read. There’s nothing more exciting than finishing a… — Gabe Habash Copy Share Image
“The end is the point of wanting something in the first place, isn’t it?” — Gabe Habash Copy Share Image
“When you try to talk to God you don’t get him, instead you just get a sniveling little assistant who says he’ll relay your question and who goes around the corner for thirty seconds and reports back what he says God whispered in his ear, but you know that’s not what he’s done, there’s no one around the corner, he… — Gabe Habash Copy Share
“You lock yourselves in the room where you sleep with the person you love. This is the most intimate thing you can do with… — Gabe Habash Copy Share Image
“Pigeons mate for life!” Kryger yells, which isn’t true, if you’ve ever seen a pigeon you know that’s not true, but that makes me… — Gabe Habash Copy Share Image
“Life and the human condition are the exact same thing and it makes no difference, the design is sadness, gravitational and old, except the… — Gabe Habash Copy Share Image
“I had never guessed that wanting one thing for so long, wanting it at the cost of everything else, I never would’ve guessed that… — Gabe Habash Copy Share Image
“Melancholy is a term I learned about in my reading and I’ve discovered it can be wildly addictive to nurse one’s own melancholy, needless… — Gabe Habash Copy Share Image
“When you get older, I guess you learn the importance of flowers and good food and old friends. That’s called settling down. But I… — Gabe Habash Copy Share Image
