Warbound Quotes

“Legible penmanship is a sign of a boring mind.”
― Larry Correia, Warbound

“If you expect to survive, you must keep your wits about you. You must keep your firearms clean, your knives sharp, and—if you are lucky enough to have it—your magic ready, but no amount of Power or equipment or fancy kit will make up for a lack of brains and guts. When danger looms, don’t hesitate, commit.”
― Larry Correia, Warbound

“Nothing a wrench to the face couldn’t fix.” Heinrich answered. “But I suppose a wrench to the face solves most personnel issues.”
― Larry Correia, Warbound

“No one who, like me, conjures up the most evil of those half-tamed demons that inhabit the human breast and seeks to wrestle with them can expect to come through the struggle unscathed.”
― Larry Correia, Warbound

“He went back to being a unremarkable part of the command center, like a particularly dangerous chair.”
― Larry Correia, Warbound

“I’ll distract her . . . Okay, lady. Say hello to my little friend.” Lance began to laugh maniacally. “What’d you do?” Heinrich asked. “Had a rat crawl up her dress to bite her on the ass. Ha!”
― Larry Correia, Warbound

“Sullivan figured they were mostly in it for the money, a few for the adventure, and the rest because they’d follow Bob Southunder into hell if their captain thought it was a good idea.”
― Larry Correia, Warbound

“frankly, some of the dumbest sons of bitches he’d ever met had been the ones with the fanciest educations and the most degrees framed on the wall.”
― Larry Correia, Warbound

“Chandler could outdrink a sponge, though he had been dealing with auditors all day, and if anything was an excuse to drink to excess, it was auditors.”
― Larry Correia, Warbound

“He must seek his life in a spirit of furious indifference to it; he must desire life like water and yet drink death like wine.”
― Larry Correia, Warbound

“orders were often given by those who lacked imagination.”
― Larry Correia, Warbound

“outrange, ou run, or outclimb.”
― Larry Correia, Warbound

“You have enemies? Good. That means you’ve stood up for something in your life.” —Winston”
― Larry Correia, Warbound