Random Quotes from the PDA [2]...

• If you need to go on a great adventure to find happiness, you were never meant to return.
• Pointing at a crucifix he said, "Look, how quaint, a foot stool upon which I can stand to get a better view of God."
• Why is it that the closure you get to God, the more you fear Satan? Yet the closure you are to Satan, the more you loathe God? You must ask yourself what you'd rather be plagued by: terror or hate? I'd rather avoid both and never answer that question. Both God and Satan can wait.
• You'd have to kill yourself for proof that you believe anything nowadays. That's why I believe in nothing. Belief frightens me. You always hear about people dying for some cause or another, but you'd never hear that about me. The world would be much better off if there were only people with my outlooks. I love life, so much so that I wouldn't risk it for anything. (right then he gets pummulled to death from a person believing that to prove his belief, he must kill the other).
• Everyone should appreciate death for it's encouragement value.
• Since all has been done, shouldn't thought itself be discouraged?
• Will I ever be fascinated again?
• I suffer from voluntary delusion, the signature of insanity... I am finally normal.
• Karma is my enemy.
• The goals of the devil and god are the same, wage war against the creator. In the beginning all was chaos. Order has been battling since. Life is order. The world is better suited for chaos than it is for life. If god favored life then the conditions would be more favorable. Either we have to assume that the devil created the world, or that god despises us, and if so then the devil is our ally.
• The greatest goal of the devil is to convince us that god is our enemy.
  The goal of god is to convince you that he loves you.
  Your goal is to make a decision.
• A man is fond of bringing his son on car rides through rich neighborhoods. He sends his son to an uppety school to give him the best education. The kids tease him that he's poor. They all wear uniforms but the kids can tell who's rich and who's poor by the brand names of the clothes. The boy comes home to his father saying that he wants to transfer from the school and eventually about the teasing. The father says to the boy, "you can't quit now, those kids rely on that so that down the road they could still run things and stay in control." But the consistent ridicule makes the son apathetic and his performance suffers.
• The alpha doesn't realize that he is more depenent upon the pack than the pack is upon him.
• Luck is the highest common denominator in success.
• No time to record... Must try to remember... Damn, that was already done in Memento...
• In a race against time the clocks always win.
• Memory is an honest man's greatest critic.
• I just can't wait until I no longer feel the need to constantly defend myself.
• There is a sobering humility found when you finally accept your own limitations.
• To give up is to grow up...
• God died today... In me anyway. I finally got closure on that ultimate annoyance.
• It's my life, if I want to lie to myself that's my own perogative.
• The Devil don't want me for a blow torch...
• The devil said that I would write a story about him.
• He walked briskly over tiles of blue and green, his head hanging low. Studying the floor as he moved across it. He noticed that there was no pattern or order to the layout of the tiles. He decided that either an idiot or genius was responsible; he reckoned it was the former.