Age Quote by Roald Dahl

He was either a man of about a hundred and fifty who was rather young for his years, or a man of about a…

— P. G. Wodehouse

I definitely am a Twihard!

— Janel Parrish

“As with any artistic trend, Twee doesn’t become a movement until it gets its own household name. He arrived in the corduroy-draped, beanpole shape…

— Marc Spitz

“The poet Robert Browning caused considerable consternation by including the word twat in one of his poems, thinking it an innocent term. The work…

— Bill Bryson

“Richard found himself imagining the earl sixty, eighty, five hundred years ago: a mighty warrior, a cunning strategist, a great lover of women, a…

— Neil Gaiman

...that great lover of peace, a man of giant stature who moulded, as few other men have done, the destinies of his age.

— Jawaharlal Nehru

A neighbour put his budgerigar in the mincing machine and invented shredded tweet.

— Chic Murray

“He really had experienced every tiniest increment of time in the four decades since then, and yet here he was surprised to be suddenly…

— Chris Cleave

“He was a man of between sixty and seventy. From a little distance he had the bland aspect of a philanthropist. His slightly bald…

— Agatha Christie

“At a certain age men began to shrink, and yet it was precisely at that age that their trousers became too short for them.”

— Howard Jacobson

“In the corridor outside, a trolley squeaks by. The brigadier I knew has left his bombed-out face, leaving me alone with the clock, shelves…

— David Mitchell

“[My grandfather] returned to what he called ‘studying.’ He sat looking down at his lap, his left hand idle on the chair arm, his…

— Wendell Berry