Cussing Quote by Stephanie Bond Download Open image ““Fils de putain”” — Stephanie Bond ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2.7 out of 5 (7 ratings) Copy quoteShare Cussing Sob
“Parce que s’accepter imparfaite, c’est s’approcher de la plénitude.” — Anne-Sophie Girard Copy Share Image
“I'm an acquired taste, he assured her, displaying one dimple, but addictive.” — Stephanie Bond Copy Share Image
“James watched her walk away and wondered how she had managed to worm her way into his well-guarded heart in only a couple of… — Stephanie Bond Copy Share Image
“A lot of good the door did. The man's pheromones oozed through the keyhole and the crack underneath the panelled wood.” — Stephanie Bond Copy Share Image
“I was an intelligence agent for the British government. Agent double-oh-seven? she asked lightly. No, he said in a grave tone, then leaned forward… — Stephanie Bond Copy Share Image
“...big, strapping macho guys were like liquid diets--they were great for emergencies, but she wouldn't want to be on one all the time.” — Stephanie Bond Copy Share Image
“Isn't Glen an accountant? We're all frugal." These days, by necessity. "You might be frugal, but Glen is cheap. For Valentine's Day, he actually… — Stephanie Bond Copy Share Image
“She might have to use her employee discount to buy something more threatening today, although at the moment the most dangerous thing she could… — Stephanie Bond Copy Share Image
“she was sitting in the drive-through of the Dairy Queen Bank & Trust withdrawing money to pay an anonymous blackmailer who might have murdered… — Stephanie Bond Copy Share Image
“She had no doubt the man would kill her. Stupid things went skating through her mind--she'd never told her mother how much she loved… — Stephanie Bond Copy Share Image
“People who seem to move through life with confidence aren’t confident about the outcome of a decision; they’re confident that they can deal with… — Stephanie Bond Copy Share Image
“Cellar Christians!" Foyle exclaimed. He and Robin peered through the window. Thirty worshipers of assorted faiths were celebrating the New Year with a combined… — Alfred Bester Copy Share Image
“I get that. For you, it’s more than following a bunch of rules—no sex, no booze, no swear words, pray every night and twice… — Laura Anderson Kurk Copy Share Image
“I had heard my brothers and sisters use curse words but had never dared use one myself in front of anyone. But I had… — Chelsea Handler Copy Share Image
“Oh, sweet peaches and cream, this hurts.” “Child, what have you done to your foot?” Beth glanced down to see blood dripping from the… — Terri Osburn Copy Share Image
“Damn,' someone behind me says. 'I was hoping we would get to scrape some Stiff pancake off the pavement later.” — Veronica Roth Copy Share Image
“(on the word "fuck") 'Oh, come on, Mum,' I sighed at her protest. 'It's just an old Anglo-Saxon word for the female organ which… — Simon Pegg Copy Share Image
“Why use profanity in real life and writing? Because sometimes 'darn it' just doesn't cut it.” — Jacqueline Patricks Copy Share Image
“That’s when I have to ask him. “Can you really talk like that? Being holy and all?” “What? Because I’m a priest?” He finishes… — Markus Zusak Copy Share Image
“If you want to get rid of the perceived meaning of curse words, you’ll have to get rid of the feelings which bring their… — Orlando Winters Copy Share Image
