Fatal Boarding Quotes

“Loonies runnin' around everywhere. Sure the word 'Disclosure' isn't in the history books. Disclosure was a long series of leaked government secrets until extraterrestrials became common knowledge.”
― E.R. Mason, Fatal Boarding

“When conditions conducive to mortal danger first become apparent, do not wait to see if they will go away.”
― E.R. Mason, Fatal Boarding

“We do not like our doctors to be that human. We need to think they are secretly in touch with God. He”
― E.R. Mason, Fatal Boarding

“You turn and stare out into the stars, into the unfathomable endlessness of it, and your heart misses a beat. It is like stepping into God's stare. It leaves a timeless impression. I”
― E.R. Mason, Fatal Boarding

“It is a paradox trial of the inhuman mind appraising its creator: evaluation of the sentient by the artificial.”
― E.R. Mason, Fatal Boarding

“There is no up. We're in space, remember? God, I shouldn't have to keep reminding you of these things, R.J." "Ah yesss.., so true, but I know something you do not, oh Great Seer of the very obvious.”
― E.R. Mason, Fatal Boarding

“They trust me with their lives, but not their jobs.”
― E.R. Mason, Fatal Boarding

“charges left?”
― E.R. Mason, Fatal Boarding

“Male perception of the amount of clothes being worn by any given woman beneath the colorful outer layers is a finely-tuned sensory skill that borders on clairvoyance.”
― E.R. Mason, Fatal Boarding

“I make the people who sign-off on the crew lists feel insecure. They need a preserver of the myth. But when there is a particularly tricky problem at hand, something that must be accomplished despite bad odds and extreme liability, I'm always the one who gets the call. They trust me with their lives, but not their jobs.”
― E.R. Mason, Fatal Boarding

“Yes, another great idea destroyed by a simple set of facts.”
― E.R. Mason, Fatal Boarding

“Have you ever read Burke? Could you operate the simplest of life sustaining tools, the plow? Do you know anything of soil, or grain, or planting, oh misguided spaceman?”
― E.R. Mason, Fatal Boarding