Humor Quote by Thomas Pynchon

“Next to it on the wall was a framed postcard of Monet's berm. I recognized it immediately. 'It used to be mine, but you've…

— André Aciman

“I would not work at a solar farm again, due to the dangers they contain.”

— Steven Magee

“Don't fool yourself that they don't know. You might not admit that the sun exists, but it exists anyway.”

— Elise Valmorbida

“If some essential part of me was already disappearing as my children moved into increasingly wider orbits, well then, I wanted to rech out…

— Katrina Kenison

“You don't need to prove the existence of aliens. That's unproductive, unless we make a bet on it.”

— Toba Beta

“Let the morrow bring on what it would, he thought, for it didn't exist. Only now could lay any claim to forever...”

— Tim Willocks

“writing it helped me to believe it. It staked some claim on the truth.”

— Amanda Lindhout

“Statements of fact are after all statements, which presumes a number of questionable judgements: that those statements are worth making, perhaps more worth making…

— Terry Eagleton

“...we ought also to consider as false all that is doubtful.”

— René Descartes

“I'd said it because I couldn't look directly at the sun and not remark that it was blinding and brilliant.”

— R.K. Lilley

“Explorers are quick to claim the places they find, but they don’t create the land they raise flags on,”

— Chris Colfer

“Tell me, Alina, has he claimed you yet?" "Claimed me? Like a peninsula?”

— Leigh Bardugo