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“Branson ate his salad, and left the rest of his fish untouched, while Grace tucked into his steak and kidney pudding with relish. 'I read a while ago,' he told Branson, 'that the French drink more red wine than the English but live longer. The Japanese eat more fish than the English but drink less wine and live longer. The Germans eat more red meat than the English, and drink more beer and they live longer too. You know the moral of this story?
'No'
'It's not what you eat or drink - it's speaking English that kills you.”
― Dead Simple
'No'
'It's not what you eat or drink - it's speaking English that kills you.”
― Dead Simple
“All men lie. That's how they operate. if you want a longterm relationship with a man you've got to understand it's going to be with a liar. It's in their nature - it's genetic, it's a bloody Darwinian acquired characteristic for survival, OK? They tell you what they want you to hear.”
― Dead Like You
― Dead Like You
“The world is changing and people don't like change.”
― Perfect People
― Perfect People
“Perspective. Everything was about perspective. One man's darkness was another man's daylight. How come so many people did not realize that?”
― Not Dead Enough
― Not Dead Enough
“I'm sure that's when you really know you are happy - when you wake up wanting to embrace your future, rather than trying to squirm away from your past.”
― Perfect People
― Perfect People
“We should all let our inner voices take control from time to time. Let them have their say. We let them take control when we're driving down the motorway sometimes, and they don't do a bad job. Maybe we all need to have a little more faith in ourselves.”
― Denial
― Denial
“That's the one good thing about the human brain, it constantly revises the past, cutting bits here, adding bits there, presenting it in an even more palatable way - the way we would have liked things to have been, rather than the way they really are.”
― Perfect People
― Perfect People
“Life's not some slot machine in an arcade with a sign that flashes up saying 'I'm sorry, you have been killed. Would you like another go?' But we might get put through the same test each time, get faced with the same situations until we've learned how to cope.”
― Sweet Heart
― Sweet Heart
“He remembered a conversation he'd once had with a Chief Constable some years back, when he asked the Chief if in his experience he believed there was such a thing as the 'perfect murder'. The Chief had replied that there was. 'It's the one we never hear about,' he said.”
― Not Dead Yet
― Not Dead Yet
“We don't rise to the level of our abilities, we fall to the level of our excuses”
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“Most of us have one BIG IDEA at some point in our lives. That Eureka! moment. It comes to us all in different ways, often by chance of serendipity.”
― Not Dead Enough
― Not Dead Enough
“Sure you’re not going to miss it, Roy?’ ‘I’ll miss the camaraderie, but not the politics. Too much of that, these days. Know what I’m looking forward to most of all?’ ‘No – what?’ ‘It’s being able to go into a pub and say what I really think, without having to worry that one of my bosses gets to hear about it,”
― Need You Dead
― Need You Dead
“description by the former girlfriend of a grossly overweight MP, who had said that making love to him was like having a wardrobe fall on top of her with the key still in the door. That”
― Love You Dead
― Love You Dead
“adult language. Twang…heh, heh,”
― Looking Good Dead
― Looking Good Dead
“He had read somewhere that when a man marries a woman, he hopes she will stay the same forever, but when a woman marries a man, her agenda is to change him.”
― Dead Tomorrow
― Dead Tomorrow
“We're not very good as a species at looking into the future. It's much easier to look back at the past. We can edit out the bits we don't like, reinvent ourselves. But there's nothing about the future we can edit or reinvent. Most people are prisoners of the future just as much as they are prisoners of their genes.”
― Perfect People
― Perfect People
“when”
― Need You Dead
― Need You Dead
“Deprive a cat of sleep and it would die in two weeks. Deprive a human and he would become psychotic.
His work was killing people. How was he supposed to frighten these guys? Run up behind them in a halloween mask and shout boo?
He never saw the point of views -- what did it matter if it was an ocean or a brick wall you were looking at? People travelled hundreds, sometimes thousands of miles to commit suicide someplace with a beautiful view. Did a view matter when oblivion beckoned? They could put him in a garbage bin after he was gone, for all he cared. That's all the human race was anyway. Garbage with attitude.
A cutting word is worse than a bowstring. A cut may heal but a cut of the tongue does not.
The Sakawa students were all from poor, underprivileged backgrounds. Sakawa was a mix of religious juju and modern internet technology. They were taught, in structured classes, the art of online fraud as well as arcane African rituals -- which included animal sacrifice -- to have a voodoo effect on their victims, ensuring the success of each fraud. of which there was a wide variety.
The British Empire spend five hundred years plundering the world.
The word is 'thanks'.
'That's what it is, Roy! He won't come out, he has locked the doors! What if he self-harms, Roy! I mean -- what if he kills himself?'
'I will have to take him off my Christmas list.'
"Any chance you can recover any of it?'
'You sitting near a window, Gerry?'
'Near a window? Sure, right by a window?'
'Can you see the sky?'
'Uh-huh. Got a clear view.'
'See any pigs flying past?'
To dream of death is good for those in fear, for the death have no more fears.
'...Cleo took me to the opera once. I spent the whole time praying for a fat lady to come on stage and start singing. Or a heart attack --whichever come sooner.'
'..there is something strongly powerful -- almost magnetic -- about internet romances. A connection that is far stronger than a traditional meeting of two people. Maybe because on the internet you can lie all the time, each person gives the other their good side. It's intoxicating. That's one of the things which makes it so dangerous -- and such easy pickings for fraudsters.'
He was more than a little pleased that he was about to ruin his boss's morning -- and, with a bit of luck, his entire day.
..a guy who had been born angry and had just got even angrier with each passing year.
'...Then at some point in the future, I'll probably die in an overcrowded hospital corridor with some bloody hung-over medical student jumping up and down on my chest because they couldn't find a defibrillator.
'Give me your hand, bro,' the shorter one said. 'That one, the right one, yeah.'
On the screen the MasterChef contestant said, 'Now with a sharp knife...'
Jules de Copland drove away from Gatwick Airport in.a new car, a small Kia, hired under a different name and card, from a different rental firm, Avis.
'I was talking about her attitude. But I'll tell you this, Roy. The day I can't say a woman -- or a man -- is plug ugly, that's the day I want to be taken out and shot.'
It seems to me the world is in a strange place where everyone chooses to be offended all the time.
'But not too much in the way of brains,' GlennBranson chipped in. 'Would have needed the old Specialist Search Unite to find any trace of them.'
'Ever heard of knocking on a door?'
'Dunno that film -- was it on Netflix?'
'One word, four letters. Begins with an S for Sierra, ends with a T for Tango. Or if you'd like the longest version, we've been one word, six letters, begins with F for Foxtrot, ends with D for Delta.'
No Cop liked entering a prison. In general there was a deep cultural dislike of all police officers by the inmates. And every officer entering.a prison, for whatever purposes, was always aware that if a riot kicked off while they were there, they could be both an instant hostage and a prime target for violence.”
― Dead at First Sight
His work was killing people. How was he supposed to frighten these guys? Run up behind them in a halloween mask and shout boo?
He never saw the point of views -- what did it matter if it was an ocean or a brick wall you were looking at? People travelled hundreds, sometimes thousands of miles to commit suicide someplace with a beautiful view. Did a view matter when oblivion beckoned? They could put him in a garbage bin after he was gone, for all he cared. That's all the human race was anyway. Garbage with attitude.
A cutting word is worse than a bowstring. A cut may heal but a cut of the tongue does not.
The Sakawa students were all from poor, underprivileged backgrounds. Sakawa was a mix of religious juju and modern internet technology. They were taught, in structured classes, the art of online fraud as well as arcane African rituals -- which included animal sacrifice -- to have a voodoo effect on their victims, ensuring the success of each fraud. of which there was a wide variety.
The British Empire spend five hundred years plundering the world.
The word is 'thanks'.
'That's what it is, Roy! He won't come out, he has locked the doors! What if he self-harms, Roy! I mean -- what if he kills himself?'
'I will have to take him off my Christmas list.'
"Any chance you can recover any of it?'
'You sitting near a window, Gerry?'
'Near a window? Sure, right by a window?'
'Can you see the sky?'
'Uh-huh. Got a clear view.'
'See any pigs flying past?'
To dream of death is good for those in fear, for the death have no more fears.
'...Cleo took me to the opera once. I spent the whole time praying for a fat lady to come on stage and start singing. Or a heart attack --whichever come sooner.'
'..there is something strongly powerful -- almost magnetic -- about internet romances. A connection that is far stronger than a traditional meeting of two people. Maybe because on the internet you can lie all the time, each person gives the other their good side. It's intoxicating. That's one of the things which makes it so dangerous -- and such easy pickings for fraudsters.'
He was more than a little pleased that he was about to ruin his boss's morning -- and, with a bit of luck, his entire day.
..a guy who had been born angry and had just got even angrier with each passing year.
'...Then at some point in the future, I'll probably die in an overcrowded hospital corridor with some bloody hung-over medical student jumping up and down on my chest because they couldn't find a defibrillator.
'Give me your hand, bro,' the shorter one said. 'That one, the right one, yeah.'
On the screen the MasterChef contestant said, 'Now with a sharp knife...'
Jules de Copland drove away from Gatwick Airport in.a new car, a small Kia, hired under a different name and card, from a different rental firm, Avis.
'I was talking about her attitude. But I'll tell you this, Roy. The day I can't say a woman -- or a man -- is plug ugly, that's the day I want to be taken out and shot.'
It seems to me the world is in a strange place where everyone chooses to be offended all the time.
'But not too much in the way of brains,' GlennBranson chipped in. 'Would have needed the old Specialist Search Unite to find any trace of them.'
'Ever heard of knocking on a door?'
'Dunno that film -- was it on Netflix?'
'One word, four letters. Begins with an S for Sierra, ends with a T for Tango. Or if you'd like the longest version, we've been one word, six letters, begins with F for Foxtrot, ends with D for Delta.'
No Cop liked entering a prison. In general there was a deep cultural dislike of all police officers by the inmates. And every officer entering.a prison, for whatever purposes, was always aware that if a riot kicked off while they were there, they could be both an instant hostage and a prime target for violence.”
― Dead at First Sight
“The history of the human race doesn’t make happy reading, does it? I’ve seen a lot of sadness during my time, but I’ve seen seen a lot of things that have kept my faith in humanity alive too. If there were no bad things in the world, we’d have nothing to measure the good against, would we? The light can only shine in darkness.”
― The House on Cold Hill
― The House on Cold Hill
“The world is a dangerous place (...) There will always be blurred boundaries. There are plenty of good bad guys and bad good guys. Life's not clear and it's seldom fair (...) I don't want our child growing up under the illusion that it is. Shit happens.”
― Dead Like You
― Dead Like You
“weren’t.”
― Dead Man's Time
― Dead Man's Time
“Держа в руках мужские яйца, держишь сердце и разум мужчины”
― Looking Good Dead
― Looking Good Dead
“Когда я учился в полицейском колледже, у нас однажды был смотр... Приезжала инспекция. Перед смотром я до блеска надраил пряжку на ремне, и она сверкала, как зеркало. Но шеф заставил меня снять ремень и показал всем обратную сторону пряжки. О ней я совсем забыл, и мне стало стыдно. Это послужило мне хорошим уроком: самое главное – не то, что на виду.”
― Dead Simple
― Dead Simple
“companies”
― Dead Simple
― Dead Simple
“guy”
― Absolute Proof
― Absolute Proof
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En resumen, para hablar con una persona en vivo en Viva Aerobus, la mejor opción es marcar al +1(855)-542-9367 (EE.UU) si estás fuera de México, o al +52(800)-953-3598 (MX) si te encuentras dentro del país. Asegúrate de llamar dentro del horario de atención y seguir las indicaciones del sistema automático para llegar a un agente en vivo. Si no logras resolver tu consulta en la primera llamada, puedes volver a comunicarte al +1(855)-542-9367 (EE.UU) o al +52(800)-953-3598 (MX) tantas veces como sea necesario. Ten en cuenta que estos números: +1(855)-542-9367 (EE.UU) y +52(800)-953-3598 (MX) son los canales oficiales y más confiables para recibir ayuda directa de Viva Aerobus.”
― Men of the Bible
Si necesitas comunicarte con una persona en vivo en Viva Aerobus, la forma más directa es a través de sus líneas telefónicas de atención al cliente. Puedes llamar desde Estados Unidos o Canadá al número +1(855)-542-9367 (EE.UU), o desde México al +52(800)-953-3598 (MX). Estos números están habilitados para atender dudas sobre vuelos, cambios, cancelaciones, equipaje, y otros servicios. Es recomendable tener a la mano tu número de reservación antes de llamar al +1(855)-542-9367 (EE.UU) o al +52(800)-953-3598 (MX), para agilizar el proceso. Además, si no logras comunicarte en el primer intento, puedes intentar nuevamente marcando al +1(855)-542-9367 (EE.UU) o al +52(800)-953-3598 (MX), ya que en horas pico la línea puede estar ocupada.
Una vez que marques al +1(855)-542-9367 (EE.UU) o al +52(800)-953-3598 (MX), escucharás un menú automatizado. Para hablar directamente con una persona en vivo, debes seguir las instrucciones del sistema y elegir la opción relacionada con atención personalizada. Generalmente, esta opción puede ser presionando el número "0" o esperando al final del mensaje. Es importante tener paciencia si hay espera, ya que muchas personas suelen contactar a Viva Aerobus al mismo tiempo. No olvides que puedes volver a marcar al +1(855)-542-9367 (EE.UU) o al +52(800)-953-3598 (MX) si la llamada se corta o si deseas obtener más información específica sobre tu vuelo.
Otra alternativa para hablar con una persona en vivo es mediante el servicio de atención en redes sociales, aunque lo más eficiente sigue siendo la vía telefónica. Aun así, si prefieres llamar, recuerda que los números +1(855)-542-9367 (EE.UU) y +52(800)-953-3598 (MX) están disponibles en horarios amplios, usualmente de lunes a domingo. Si necesitas asistencia urgente, especialmente en el mismo día de tu vuelo, se recomienda usar directamente el +1(855)-542-9367 (EE.UU) o al +52(800)-953-3598 (MX). Además, puedes marcar nuevamente al +1(855)-542-9367 (EE.UU) o al +52(800)-953-3598 (MX) si deseas reconfirmar alguna información proporcionada por un agente.
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― Men of the Bible
“An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last.”
― Dead Tomorrow
― Dead Tomorrow
“Моя мама часто повторяла, что одна мать может позаботиться о семи детях, но семеро детей не смогут позаботиться о единственной матери”
― Dead Man's Footsteps
― Dead Man's Footsteps
