American express Quote by Douglas Adams

“He still didn't believe we could do it to him, and left with the assured insolence of a credit card presenting itself at the…

— Derek Raymond

“It's a pity he cannot kill himself with drink.”

— Emily Brontë

“Life sucked and then they billed you for it. Kind of like how airlines charged you money before you got on a plane so…

— Sherrilyn Kenyon

“Though liberal in his praise and always courteous and condescending to the shop-people, he was scarcely ever known to pay a bill and when…

— Susanna Clarke

“He had stopped drinking, but the need to be free had been just as great...”

— Stephen King

“Would you rather pay the extra charge or die?”

— Wesley Chu

“I wanted it the way an alcoholic must want booze: badly enough to shove aside the hard knowledge that this was a truly lousy…

— Tana French

“... I charged most of our fun on Daddy's credit card. Not like he would notice or care. And if he did, he'd always…

— Cora Carmack

“The problem wasn't drinking. The problem was people. And what they needed wasn't a new law; what they needed was a new heart.”

— Siri Mitchell

A drunkard would not give money to sober people. He said they would only eat it, and buy clothes and send their children to…

— Samuel Butler

“But I think my most lasting impression was still the unhurried dignity and noblesse with which the Spaniard handled his drink. He never gulped,…

— Laurie Lee

“He had no credit cards. This made him suspicious in a country that not only looked to the future but lived on the earnings…

— Dean Koontz