Spaced Out Quotes

“Violet,” I said, trying not to get annoyed, “I keep telling you, she couldn’t survive without a suit.” “I didn’t say she went outside without a suit,” Violet retorted. “I said maybe she went outside without her suit. Like, maybe she took someone else’s.”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out

“It’s a giant house. Like with a whole bunch of bedrooms and ten bathrooms.” “Why would Nina need a house with ten bathrooms? Does she have some sort of bowel disorder you haven’t mentioned?” “No. It’s a kind of status symbol.” “Having an excess of places to expel bodily waste in your home is a sign of status on earth?”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out

“Jumping Jack Flash gives me gas gas gas!”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out

“Why would she do that?” she asked. “It seems like such a big risk to take.” “For money, I guess.”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out

“But now, there was no denying that I had a massive crush on Zan.”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out

“Roddy clammed up, trying to figure out how to argue his point without arguing.”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out

“His lips flapped like willow branches in a hurricane.”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out

“Instead they made a high-pitched whine that was shrill enough to rattle my eardrums. Plus, there was a strange side effect where Zan would lose control of her projected self and her eyeballs would swell”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out

“So every time someone involuntarily blasts snot out of their nose, you humans tell them you want good things to happen to them?”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out

“If Nina’s oxygen has run low, she might be in an unresponsive state.” “Like what?” Violet asked. “Texas?”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out

“For the gates are wide on the other slide where the flowers all go boom! On the right hand and the left hand, fifty smiles of Elmo Bloom!”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out

“Alvarez”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out

“Luke Skystalker and Princess Leo and Ham Bolo look exactly like humans, even though they live in some galaxy far, far away.”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out

“I fired the laser from a measuring device along the exterior wall between the emergency backup air lock and the corner. “What happened?”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out

“wonderful family?”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out

“waste of space.”
― Stuart Gibbs, Spaced Out