The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories Quotes

“Are there good governments and bad governments? No, there are only bad governments and worse governments.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“إننا نعيش كل حياتنا كالحمقى ثم نموت في نهاية المطاف”
― تشارلز بوكوفسكي, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“Even the stove and the refrigerator looked human, I mean good human - they seemed to have arms and voices and they said, hang around, kid, it's good here, it can be very good here.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“الفرق بين الديموقراطية والديكتاتورية أننا في الديموقرطية ننتخب أولاً ثم نتلقى الأوامر، أما في الديكتاتورية فلا حاجة إلى تضييع الوقت في الإنتخابات ص 270”
― تشارلز بوكوفسكي, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“She had chosen me and it was as simple as that.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town

“I got my hands under the breasts, lifted them. Tons of meat. Meat without mouth or eye. MEAT MEAT MEAT. i slammed it into my mouth and flew into heaven.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“هل توجد حكومات جيدة وحكومات سيئة؟ لا، هناك حكومات سيئة فقط وحكومات أشد سوءًا ص 273”
― تشارلز بوكوفسكي, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“I went into the crapper and took myself a beautiful beershit. Then I went to bed, jacked off, and slept.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town

“العمر ليس جريمة، الجريمة أن غالبية البشر يهرمون على نحو سيء ص 286”
― تشارلز بوكوفسكي, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“لم أحب العالم، ولكن في أ وقات حذرة ومريحة، كان من الممكن فهمه 282”
― تشارلز بوكوفسكي, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“Oh, you’ve got a sweet voice, baby, such a sad sad sweet voice, I’d like to fuck you, I thought.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town

“Two bulls fighting for the cow. And a bony one at that. But in America the loser oftentimes got the cow. Mother instinct? Better wallet? Longer dick? God knows what.…”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town

“At lunchtime (10:24 p.m.) I went out and bought the L.A. Times.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town

“But it’s all the little people, Buk, the twenty-five-buck-a-week guys who gave up everything to keep the thing going. The guys with cardboard in their shoes. The guys who slept on the floor.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town

“But I gave the girl my address and phone number, thinking we might make it on the springs. (Harriet, you never arrived.)”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town

“I bought two tall six-packs of Schlitz and went back to my place and drank down the requiem.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town

“They kept chirping and flipping and fingering their mental assholes.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town

“wszystko jest stratą czasu, chyba że człowiek pieprzy się w najlepsze, tworzy w najlepsze, ma się jak najlepiej albo zmierza w kierunku ułudy pod tytułem miłość i szczęście. Wszyscy kończymy w gnojówce porażki - czy nazwiemy to śmiercią czy błędem.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“ثمة عيبان في المال: أما أن يكون زائداً عن الحاجة، أو ناقصاُ عن الحاجة ص 284”
― تشارلز بوكوفسكي, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“there comes a time in each man's life when he must choose to stand or run. I choose to stand.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“Only the poor knew the meaning of life; the rich and the safe had to guess.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“It was con; my mind was blank; I only wanted a halfpint of Grandad and six or seven tall cool beers . . .”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town

“Barney, when a man gets old enough, trapped enough, hungry enough, weary enough — he’ll suck dick, tit, eat shit to stay alive; either that or suicide. the human race ain’t got it, man. it’s a bad crowd.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“التوازن الصحيح بين العزلة وبين الحشود - تلك كانت الحلية ص 363”
― تشارلز بوكوفسكي, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“البشر الصغار هم دائماً كبش الفداء، هذا هو التاريخ ص 196”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“الجمال لا شيء، الجمال لا يدوم، لا تعلم كم أنت محظوظ لأنك قبيح، لأن الناس لو أحبوك فأنت تعلم أنهم يحبوك لشيء آخر ص 11”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“So I drank every night after work, alone, up at my place and I had enough left for a day at the track on Saturday, and life was simple and without too much pain. Maybe without too much reason, but getting away from pain was reasonable enough.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“No matter how little a man has he will find that he will always settle for less.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“in fact,” I told her, “I am a genius but nobody knows it but me.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories

“shock, shock, lord, lord, the factories. the wasted days, the days without meaning, the days of bosses and idiots, and the slow and brutal clock.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories