Refugees Quotes

“With his gut-sack securely pinned to his nut-sack,”
― D.J. Molles, Refugees

“Arnie Brewer hitched his baggy pants up over the loose skin of his gut, which used to hold the substantial potbelly that he could have rested a beer can on while he watched TV. Now his midsection was floppy and weird, all the fat sucked out of it, but the skin was still there, hanging off of him like a deflated balloon. He had to position the waistband of his pants in the right spot—slightly low on his hips—so that it pinned the folds of loose skin to his crotch. Otherwise, if he ran, it would constantly flail around and smack him repeatedly in his groin.”
― D.J. Molles, Refugees

“But we are not of those who shrink back and are destroyed, but of those who believe and are saved. Faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see.”
― D.J. Molles, Refugees

“Your feet. On my radio. Again.”
― D.J. Molles, Refugees

“In life, you are often set apart from the things that you desire only by your willingness to work tirelessly to gain them.”
― D.J. Molles, Refugees

“People have been killing people for thousands of years, and only recently has our society decided that killing another person mentally destroys you. You hear that crap enough times, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.”
― D.J. Molles, Refugees