Quote by Neil Gaiman

“I understand why sometimes people speak in cliches because sometimes there is no other way to describe something.”

— Augusten Burroughs

“Instead I learned that the poor usually stay poor. That the young rich smell the stink of the poor and learn to find it…

— Charles Bukowski

“My friends lived in clean houses; I lived in a dirty one. I’d always known we were different, but until now I didn’t know…

— Kimberly Rae Miller

“Everyone can write a cliche. What's rare is to write them often and unashamedly enough that people quote it as if it's some deep…

— Jimmy Lo

“Stories, like food, lose their flavor if cooked in a hurry.”

— Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o

“Alan:I don’t know what they did with all the crusts from the sandwiches. Maybe they put them out for the birds after everyone had…

— J.L. Merrow

“The humanoids told Don that if he went home with a whore, she would cook him a meal of petroleum and coal products at…

— Kurt Vonnegut

“where did these people their food? i'm hungry.”

— robert e howard

“Maybe better not to say it. To just let the world fall to bits around them in the most delicious ways.”

— Alan Cumyn

“I always thought clichés got a bum rap. Because, often, they're dead-on.”

— Khaled Hosseini

“It's the clichés that cause the trouble.”

— Jeanette Winterson

“Fresh food is a luxury everyone can afford.”

— David Moyer