Hello Kitty Must Die Quotes

“You can always count on an asshole to be an asshole.”
― Angela S. Choi, Hello Kitty Must Die

“But I didn't want to be anyone's green card ticket, meal ticket, cook, washing lady, housemaid, personal masseuse, baby machine, regularly-scheduled-hole in the mattress. Only to end up dead, discarded, buried in a ditch somewhere, dumped into the big, blue sea, all used up.
Boys should just stay home and fuck their mothers.”
― Angela S. Choi, Hello Kitty Must Die

“Same shit, different toilet.”
― Angela S. Choi, Hello Kitty Must Die

“I hate Hello Kitty. I hate her for not having a mouth or fangs like a proper kitty. She can’t eat, bite off a nipple or finger, give head, tell anyone to go and fuck his mother or lick herself. She has no eyebrows, so she can’t look angry. She can’t even scratch your eyes out. Just clawless, fangless, voiceless, with that placid, blank expression topped by a pink ribbon.”
― Angela S. Choi, Hello Kitty Must Die

“You go to hell, man. You go to hell and you die.”
― Angela S. Choi, Hello Kitty Must Die

“I actually like what the pain represents. The physicality of life. The feeling that an actual soul inhabits this shell of flesh and bone. When you are in good health, you don’t feel your body. You walk around inside it, but you don’t feel it. It’s only when something is wrong that you feel anything.”
― Angela S. Choi, Hello Kitty Must Die

“Bundy was right. All you have to do is comb your hair and wear a suit and you can be one crazy motherfucker. And get away with it.”
― Angela S. Choi, Hello Kitty Must Die

“No wonder we Americans are so in love with our serial killers, the epitome of freedom and power. As a nation of fast cars, fast food, and perfect teeth, we are obsessed with the ones who possess complete freedom from fear, remorse, and conscience. America enjoys the prestige of having the longest list of these creatures and has spawned some of the finest specimens in the world.”
― Angela S. Choi, Hello Kitty Must Die

“Firms don’t like Outcasts. They are not a “good fit.”
― Angela S. Choi, Hello Kitty Must Die