Simon Pegg > Simon Pegg's Quotes

“Maybe in the afterlife,’ I say, feeling sorry for him. ‘She’s my cadaver, Dad. And after today I can’t take her anywhere because I severed her optic nerve, so she’s got one eye hanging out. It’s not a good look.”
― Fiona Neill, The Betrayals

“You hungry?” asked Silver, who was thus nicknamed because his hair had turned old when he was but twenty-five.”
― Ann Howard Creel, The Whiskey Sea

“He came to lying on his back with sunlight pouring down into his face and the murmur of running water close by. There was a brilliant ache in his optic nerve, and a steady, painless throbbing at the base of his skull—the distant thunder of an approaching migraine. He rolled onto his side and pushed up into a sitting position, tucking his head between his knees.”
― Blake Crouch, Pines

“Another paragraph, heavily underlined, read, “Many Bosnian Muslims held by the HVO were forced to engage in physical labor, such as building military fortifications, digging trenches, carrying ammunition and retrieving bodies, often in combat and dangerous conditions, which resulted in many Bosnian Muslim detainees being killed or severely wounded.”
― Andrew Turpin, The Old Bridge