Operation Bounce House Quotes

“Lulu had asked "How can you tell when they're right or wrong?"
He'd Chuckled. "That's easy. Usually if the party they're blaming is weaker than them, then they're making it all up. If the party they're blaming is stronger...well, that's when you really gotta pay attention to why they're complaining.”
― Matt Dinniman, Operation Bounce House

“Don’t pass your responsibilities on to others unless absolutely necessary. Do not take on the responsibilities of others unless doing so is an act of kindness.”
― Matt Dinniman, Operation Bounce House

“Miserable people are fond of laying blame on someone else for their problems. Sometimes they’re right but usually not. Usually, the responsible party is themselves. Or nobody. Sometimes things just aren’t good, and that’s all there is to it.”
― Matt Dinniman, Operation Bounce House

“It is the one thing I admire about humans the most: the ability to compartmentalize”
― Matt Dinniman, Operation Bounce House

“I was reminded of something Grandpa Lewis had once said: “Miserable people are fond of laying blame on someone else for their problems. Sometimes they’re right but usually not. Usually”
― Matt Dinniman, Operation Bounce House

“I clicked the button. “I’ve only really killed one. I plan on getting more today.”
― Matt Dinniman, Operation Bounce House

“I felt a weird, cold detachment as I watched the scene, the gross taste of licorice flooding my memories. Somewhere deep down, this was alarming. All this death was already starting to surprise me less.”
― Matt Dinniman, Operation Bounce House

“But did they really deserve that? All of them? The soldiers, the gamers, yes. But what about the children? And the old folks who’d never done anything wrong? That was the problem with war. It was impossible to color within the lines.”
― Matt Dinniman, Operation Bounce House

“The world is so big, information is so readily accessible, that you, as humans, especially those of you on Earth, can’t properly process it all. You are empathetic and kind when you relate, but when you don’t, you are cruel.”
― Matt Dinniman, Operation Bounce House