Money Quote by Douglas Adams

“Richard reflected that Dirk's was a face into which too much had already been put. What with that and the amount he talked, the…

— Douglas Adams

“When he fell down the stairs, he told people he'd had a stroke. He was just pissed out of his skull. I love Dirk,…

— Ava Gardner

“I’m not entirely surprised to find out it was Cash. The whole scenario fits his character more than it does Nash’s. Only a bad…

— M. Leighton

“He had a principle: if you lend money and never see the person again, that's money well spent.”

— Isabel Allende

“Dirk was unused to making quite such a miniscule impact on anybody. He checked to be sure that he did have his huge leather…

— Douglas Adams

“As they exited the conference room, Summer tugged at Dirk’s elbow. “So what did the data from Perlmutter cost you?” she chided, knowing the…

— Clive Cussler

“Money's awfully nice to have. In fact, all things considered, I think, 'Rene, that it's even worth the price.”

— Nella Larsen

“I kept my poker face on and listened to him with an air of interest and respect (I thought of what it says in…

— Harvey Pekar

“Quent pulled back and smiled. “You’re going to have to bet that this thing you feel, this thing you know I feel, that it…

— Amy Lane

“On Saturday mornings Mr Ewing would make his rounds, giving each tradesman £1 and the apprentices, ten shillings. Needless to say, we were all…

— Ian Thompson Former Apprentice - on working for Andrew Ewing

“Now, he'd loved money for money's sake. He loved the feel of it, not only in his hands, but also in his heart.”

— Steven J. Carroll

“like all men of power, when he talked of prices worth paying, you could be sure of one thing. Someone else was paying.”

— Richard K. Morgan